The country is pursuing decarbonization across nine sectors, including transport and chemical use.

The world’s third-biggest coal miner undercounts methane emissions from production of the fuel by six to seven times, according to energy think tank Ember.

The broad support came despite a majority of respondents expressing fears that the state is headed in the wrong direction economically.

The blueprint from multiple federal agencies aims to build charging stations along freight corridors around the country.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency dealt with a similar situation last year, which led to a slowdown in rebuilding projects.

A ballot initiative to kill the climate program is triggering opposition.

EPA will soon name the lenders that will distribute the money for projects in low-income communities.

The move may help the Securities and Exchange Commission defend the regulation in court but make it difficult for investors to compare companies' emissions.

While farmers have managed to expand planting areas, yields are expected to suffer from heat damage and a lack of rainfall.

“Honestly, a snowmobile is one of the worst vehicles to electrify,” said a Canadian motorsports CEO.

The pumps represent a promising climate solution for buildings, whose operations account for 26 percent of global energy-related carbon emissions, according to the International Energy Agency.

Farming must change. Diets must evolve. Southern Europe is at risk. And disaster looms if EU leaders don't act after June's elections.

But new research says building electric vehicles leaves a bigger carbon footprint than making gas-powered cars.

The legislation now awaits action from Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis. The proposal follows a similar effort in Texas.

The outgoing Housing secretary boosted HUD disaster aid, but a major overhaul is unfinished.

Conservatives have plans to hinder future presidents from reentering the Paris Agreement if a second Trump administration leaves the global climate accord.

Driven by warm temperatures, more than a quarter of Alpine resorts already have closed for the season.

More than 80,000 people have fled to temporary government shelters, authorities say.

The shift in timing speaks to how climate change is affecting trees, experts say.

The winter of 2023-2024 was the warmest in nearly 130 years of record-keeping for the United States, according to NOAA.