Departures have been concentrated in the U.S., against a backdrop of intensified attacks by Republicans on what they characterize as “woke” capitalism.

This comes as overall climate tech investment dipped in 2024, as venture capitalists remain cautious amid U.S. political uncertainty.

Swaths of the Midlands in England were under water and more than 200 flood warnings were in place at one point as rivers overflowed.

The outgoing Washington governor says the resiliency of his state's cap-and-invest system speaks to the value of state-based climate action.

Less than a month after the Montana Supreme Court delivered a landmark win to young activists, the state's highest bench used the decision to require the climate review of a gas-fired plant.

Rising temperatures might be altering the atmosphere in ways that cause more extreme winter weather, scientists say.

The Biden administration has obligated nearly 60 percent of the $7.5 billion Congress set aside to build a nationwide electric vehicle charging network.

The program has united opposing political forces against New York's governor.

Environmental advocates remember Carter as a president who elevated environmental stewardship, energy conservation and discussions about the global threat of rising CO2 levels.

The moves reflect U.S. banks’ desire to shield themselves from increasing political pressure as Donald Trump returns to the White House, according to people familiar with the matter.

Brazil's volume of oil shipments rose 10 percent in 2024.

The president-elect’s plans to expand fossil fuels could be helped by the country’s growing hunger for electricity.

The withdrawal of more than 625 million acres from new offshore oil and gas leasing is the largest in history. It may be difficult for Trump to undo.

Business groups say the law seeking payment from oil and gas companies is unconstitutional and would dictate energy policy for the rest of the country.

The regulation will make hundreds of thousands of homes more energy efficient. But Republican officials and a homebuilders group say it’s costly and illegal.

Richard Alley, Lawrence Edwards and David Tilman were among the two dozen honorees recognized Friday.

The tech giant has pledged that all data centers serving its cloud by this year will have power purchase agreements for 100 percent low-carbon energy.

EPA has about two weeks to grant the state’s remaining requests to regulate trains and trucks.

The cars promise an almost emission-free road life with a gas-powered safety net.

Plenty Unlimited’s shifting strategy reflects larger struggles for the once-promising indoor farming industry.