Gov. Patrick Morrisey aims to rapidly expand his state's coal- and gas-fired power to fuel the “AI and technology arms race.”

The conservative firebrand has been on a crusade against weather modification.

Thousands of small-scale farmers in the southern African country Malawi are using a generative AI chatbot for farming advice.

In the past two years, the region has more than doubled its annual spending on stormwater drainage.

Germany said the European Commission’s emissions proposal should be discussed by leaders at their October meeting.

South Africa’s environment minister is expressing dismay over developed nations reneging on funding pledges.

The head of the National Weather Service has long sought to embed forecasters in emergency operation centers nationwide.

Mayoral candidates of both parties say the city needs to shake up its climate programs.

Environmental justice groups were riding momentum against the industry, but then refinery closure announcements changed everything.

The lawsuit by Puerto Rico alleged that oil companies violated RICO statutes after Hurricane Maria killed 3,000 people in 2017.

The state Legislature will vote Saturday on renewing its cap-and-trade program through 2045, which could lead to linking with Washington state’s program.

The U.K. boss of the Heartland Institute said she had been influencing Reform UK “at the highest level.”

A number of moonshot solutions to cool the planet have gained traction in recent years amid faltering efforts to stem climate change by cutting emissions.

The shake-up is due to be completed by the time of the IMF and World Bank’s mid-October meetings.

The EU is currently trying to simplify its sustainable finance framework.

The Interior secretary indicated that 1 degree of climate change was an acceptable consequence of ramping up fossil fuels for data centers.

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said he's "happy to open up the conversation to other sources of energy, including natural gas."

The administration cites whale protection in its anti-wind agenda. But that concern vanishes for fossil fuel projects in whale habitat.

Facing legal challenges, the department dissolved the group whose members wrote a report critical of mainstream climate science.

The warnings came as the agency works to revoke the 2009 scientific finding that climate change threatens people.