Michael Kratsios testified Tuesday before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.

The administration’s moves to slash Forest Service personnel and pause wildfire-related grants have left states to pick up the pieces on prevention and mitigation.

The 2040 target “will be presented soon,” said a European Commission spokesperson.

One German aluminum factory decided to go green and close its smelter. The EU faces a similar choice, with Europe’s future at stake.

The discussion in Rome will focus on how to spend what’s been pledged so far and how to raise a lot more to help preserve plant and animal life on Earth.

The bonds are considered a safe investment. The Los Angeles wildfires sparked concern that climate change is making them risky.

Graham Allen has called climate change an “attempt of the left to spin FEAR.” He also says Taylor Swift is a witch who attracted fans through “some kind of satanic music.”

The fund shows the aviation industry's interest in technology that uses fans, carbon-absorbing materials, heat and electricity to scrub CO2 from the skies.

“We have an obligation to fulfill” the grant agreement, Power Forward Communities CEO Tim Mayopoulos said in an interview with POLITICO.

EPA has been silent about the frozen funds. Nonprofit grant recipients say the agency and bank have been mum about what's happening.

The former Argus Insight leaders have taken key roles at the Republican National Committee and the White House.

The push by the Trump administration creates a “big risk” for financial stability, said Bank of France Gov. Francois Villeroy de Galhau.

A formal proposal to amend overarching climate law will accompany the Clean Industrial Deal.

The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is currently set to go into full effect in 2026.

Europe will have to show it’s loyal to American gas if it wants to avoid a trade war, François-Régis Mouton told POLITICO.

The U.S. is skipping the global meeting, raising concerns about delaying a sweeping science assessment on the current state of climate change.

The former DOGE co-leader takes a starkly different position on energy than term-limited Republican Gov. Mike DeWine.

"A really great model for other states," an advocate said after Gov. Tina Kotek (D) used regulation to create the nation's newest carbon market.

One of the world’s most climate-ambitious governments is about to fall, replaced by a chancellor who says green policy went too far.

A powerful derecho last year caused more damage to Houston’s tallest buildings than Hurricane Beryl. Scientists wanted to know why.