The administration has raised the specter of undersea drone attacks and radar interference in its explanation for halting Revolution Wind.

Barnes Farming was originally fined $187,500 after a worker died without access to water or shade. Now it will pay just $3,750.

Inflation and new fees on imports have combined to increase the cost of construction for roads, bridges and other transit infrastructure.

Colorado and California are among the states expediting clean energy projects to beat the phase-out of tax credits.

The host of this year's climate talks is trying to soothe concerns about hotel shortages and other logistical pitfalls.

Peatlands can help stop both Russian tanks and climate change.

Governments can’t use climate change as an excuse for failing to take preventive measures, scientists say.

The storms are a rare threat, with fewer than 1 out of every 10 of the storms crashing into the United States.

Revolution Wind off Rhode Island is about 80 percent completed.

The Ballard Health CEO vowed to rebuild after Hurricane Helene. But President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill could stop that.

A team of researchers hopes to provide the long-elusive answer, thanks to the growing field of attribution science.

The research is drawing skepticism. "There's a bazillion other reasons" people don't buy flood insurance, one expert said.

The state's response to July 4 flooding has focused on training requirements for local officials and tighter regulations for summer camps.

The Commerce Department said it will examine demand for turbines and what equipment domestic manufacturers can provide.

Connie Hedegaard says Europe can’t afford to go soft on climate while China races ahead and companies like BP backtrack.

“The central bank should develop climate-informed interest-rate policies that proactively address expected and unexpected climate shocks,” says a study published by the South African Reserve Bank.

The ECB’s plan to apply climate-risk penalties to corporate bonds used as collateral in transactions "lacks ambition," argues one nonprofit.

There are guidelines for moving students to places with air conditioning during extreme heat, but students often have limited options.

Mercury Insurance is the state’s first to use a process that allows climate modeling to expand coverage in wildfire-prone areas.

The legal war over $20 billion in “green bank” funding marks Administrator Lee Zeldin's aggressive effort to unravel a climate program.