Senate Republicans are waiting for a ruling from the parliamentarian on three Congressional Review Act resolutions.

“Clearly, we need a bit more time,” says Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra.

The EU is weighing reopening rules on renewables, energy efficiency and green renovations — despite warnings that it could be opening Pandora’s box.

New Security and Exchange Commission guidelines have also hamstrung efforts to put resolutions to shareholder votes, an advocacy group execcutive said.

Although math can calculate how often to expect floods of specific magnitudes, nature has its own plans, including irregularity.

The administration has canceled climate-related contracts and grants from the U.S. Agency for International Development amounting to $1.2 billion, according to an analysis by POLITICO’s E&E News.

Layoffs at the Department of Health and Human Services have dealt a critical blow to the agency's efforts to manage rising temperatures made worse by climate change.

Combining California and Washington state programs could cause "worse outcomes for disadvantaged communities," a Seattle group says.

U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkin is considering grant recipients’ challenge of EPA’s abrupt termination of $14 billion in green bank awards.

The tariffs are likely to raise prices for domestic and foreign cars and throw wrenches into how they are produced, analysts say. Electric vehicles are no exception.

The Transportation secretary also supports charging electric vehicles for road repair and construction.

Bankers' fear of President Donald Trump wasn’t the only reason for their exodus from the Net-Zero Banking Alliance.

Invasive fungal infections are now surfacing with alarming frequency as climate change expands their geographic reach.

The severe weather primarily affected islands in the Cyclades chain in the central Aegean, a popular vacation destination.

At Sydney's premier Bondi Beach, the coast was lashed by a 18-foot swell, officials said.

New levies on imported goods could exacerbate a shortage of parts used by the energy industry.

Green banking groups head to court Wednesday in an attempt to force Citibank to unfreeze their accounts.

Saskatchewan, the second province to revoke a carbon tax, wants to "ensure that our industries ... are more competitive," its premier says.

Scientists are increasingly concerned about the future of Earth science under President Donald Trump.

This is the third year in a row that the state finds itself in potentially combustible situation — where wet winters led to more vegetation growing across its landscape.