In southern China's Guangxi region, severe flooding inundated cities and stranded residents after heavier-than-expected rainfall from a tropical storm.

The move deepens what Democrats say is the president's politicization of federal emergency management decisions.

The American Clean Power Association is assessing the policy and tax landscape for renewable energy sources after Republican rollbacks.

If his deregulatory actions survive judicial scrutiny, Aaron Szabo will have played a key role in reshaping EPA’s regulatory power.

The EU’s plan to support livestock farmers recasts a climate problem as a strategic asset.

They say the European Commission should “strengthen the EU ETS and make it future-proof to ensure long-term investment predictability and regulatory stability."

Heat-related damage tends to be less straightforward to measure than losses caused by floods and wildfires, the European Banking Authority said.

Mounting death tolls in the U.S., Australia, Chile and other countries over the past decade have revealed how unprepared many areas are for such infernos.

The figures are the latest evidence of the deadly toll of recent extreme temperatures across Europe.

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is delivering a windfall that states can use to cut planet-warming emissions — or lower bills.

The state's largest electric utility got approval to adjust power prices in line with a first-in-the-nation law.