Canada's third-most-populous province is following Prime Minister Mark Carney, who ended a federal tax on gasoline, diesel and natural gas.

But the field remains rife with debate over the consequences if the strategies are deployed at large scale and over the exact benefits for the climate.

Declared by the U.N. General Assembly in 2022, the March 21 celebration aims to promote the conservation of glaciers, a crucial source of drinking water.

The eurozone nation’s debut could provide a boost to the broader market for sustainability-linked bonds.

The previously undisclosed review could block assistance to millions of undocumented people and deter legal immigrants from seeking help in extreme weather.

The Defense secretary aims to purge climate work from the Pentagon. But critics say his carve-out for weather resiliency misses the point.

Legislators in the state, which leads the nation in building solar and wind, have circulated about 60 proposals to curb renewable development and boost gas.

President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a far-reaching order to ramp up mining and processing of critical minerals and other materials to counter China’s dominance.

Taking aim at the Department of Energy would undercut the agency that took on a bulk of the spending from the Democrats’ massive climate law.

Twelve EU capitals want programs to bring over American scholars.

But the state's highest bench left the door open for a group of young activists to revise their challenge against Utah's promotion of fossil fuels.

The nation’s capital is among dozens of states, cities and counties that have sued the oil industry for misleading consumers about the dangers of fossil fuels.

Saving and greening European steel mills is now a key part of the EU’s defense strategy.

The Commerce Commission is examining the impact of climate targets on banks, including commitments imposed by the Net-Zero Banking Alliance.

This year’s Las Fallas festival has taken on special meaning after over 220 people died in October’s flooding in Spain.

A new executive order to create a national resilience plan signals that the president wants to overhaul disaster response while maintaining a federal role.

Four state attorneys general say the agency is violating separation of powers and causing “irreparable reputational harm to the green banks.”

The scrutiny comes as Solar for All and other Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund programs face attacks from EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin.

A jury in North Dakota ordered Greenpeace to pay more than $660 million in damages to Dakota Access pipeline developer Energy Transfer.

As the world gets closer to the Paris agreement threshold, the World Meteorological Organization races to establish a single way to monitor current warming.