OMB released an update on a previous executive order pausing certain disbursements for infrastructure and energy projects — but even that was vague.

The new maps will show more areas at high fire hazard than before, reflecting new science incorporating the risk of wind-fueled fires.

Three members of the Climate Justice Working Group stepped down and criticized Gov. Kathy Hochul for failing to take action to ensure reduced pollution.

The contours of a mammoth industrial decarbonization strategy are taking shape ahead of its Feb. 26 unveiling.

An AP report found that South Korea imported biomass from Indonesia that was linked to deforestation of natural, intact forest.

The blazes have killed at least 28 people and forced tens of thousands to flee their homes.

Some of the biggest Biden-era regulations did not appear in the wave of executive orders signed by President Donald Trump. It might not matter.

An executive order the president signed Monday revoked CEQ's rulemaking power, further embedding a shocking decision last year by a federal appeals court.

Federal agencies spent four years expanding their climate work. Now, they will pivot to helping boost fossil fuels.

Withdrawing from the Paris climate accord aims to cut U.S. funding to help other countries cut carbon emissions and build resilience.

Tech giants are backing the massive effort to add data centers across the United States.

The oil giant joined Mitsubishi in financially supporting a tech startup that plans to pull climate pollution from the sky above Louisiana.

It would be the second time President Donald Trump has attempted to withdraw the state’s unique ability to exceed Clean Air Act standards.

The bill comes a day after President Donald Trump directed agencies to pause and redirect federal clean energy credits.

The proliferation of sheep on solar farms is part of a broader trend — solar grazing — that has exploded alongside the solar industry.

The EU chief’s remarks came just hours after Donald Trump yanked the U.S. from the landmark climate accord.

Many experts say luck does play a part. But they also say there are many ways that homes can be made less vulnerable to fire.

President Donald Trump partially fulfilled his longtime animosity toward wind power. Some see it as the beginning of a bigger assault.

The new president "understands the intersection of politics and energy better,” a climate activist said.

The new president faces immediate questions over his threat to deny help to California as wildfires still rage.