An expert panel is questioning the use of offsets to meet emissions standards. One option: end the program.

This change may be part of the EU’s upcoming “omnibus” legislation, which is designed to slash reporting rules for businesses.

The U.S. had committed the most money to the global fund, which helps over 100 countries grapple with the changing world.

Intentionally or not, concerned businesses, the ascendant far right and traditional conservatives are coming together to rewrite green rules.

After a week of confusion stemming from blocked funding, projects are slowing down in numerous ways.

Former Labor officials say Elon Musk's sway with the Trump administration could influence federal scrutiny of his business dealings.

Acting Administrator Cameron Hamilton has not been an emergency manager, prompting an inquiry by the Government Accountability Office.

A flurry of financial announcements underscores the industry's challenges as President Donald Trump pauses permitting and threatens more tariffs.

The decision is the fourth in a string of losses for state and local governments that have accused the oil and gas industry of lying about the dangers of burning fossil fuels.

Captura opened a facility in Hawaii that it says can remove climate pollution at a cost of $400 a ton.

Marcus Molinaro has gotten support from the Transport Workers Union in his bid to lead the Federal Transit Administration.

The measure is part of a multistate effort to add constitutional protections for the environment.

Senate leadership said it would cost about $175 million a year to boost staffing levels to respond to increased fire risk.

Officials in Wellfleet, Massachusetts, worry the home's collapse will damage delicate beds in their harbor where farmers grow oysters that are among New England's most prized.

The rain drove hundreds from their homes, washed out an important bridge and blocked drinking water supplies to the worst-hit area.

India's Mission Life initiative pushed to get the whole population working to slash emissions by cutting electricity use or skipping unnecessary private car journeys. But it’s fallen out of favor.

Its staff is gone and so are online resources about climate change.

The president purged climate regulations during his first term before replacing them with weaker rules. This time, he might not bother.

An internal memo cited a ruling by a federal judge Monday that barred agencies from enforcing any remaining elements of the Trump administration’s spending freeze.

President Donald Trump has again tapped weather scientist Neil Jacobs to run NOAA.