A hearing Tuesday sidestepped President Donald Trump's suggestions to abolish the federal disaster agency and suggested improvements.

The executive body will put forward an amendment that calculates the target over three years, making it easier to reach.

Warm temperatures in the Anchorage area also caused headaches for race organizers Saturday during the ceremonial start of the Alaska race.

Many Wayuu families are forced to migrate in search of essential resources, putting even more pressure on already overcrowded urban areas.

It comes as OPEC+ met Monday and agreed to proceed with an increase in oil production starting in April, which is likely to push down oil prices further.

A document obtained by POLITICO's E&E News lists terminated contracts, including those that support enhanced energy security in Ukraine and reducing deforestation.

Court documents indicate the administration has begun a campaign to block states from receiving funds for projects that would reduce climate-related damage.

The move marks growing concern among states over being frozen out of federal funding for energy efficiency programs.

The Environmental Defense Fund is pushing the Trump administration to reveal its thinking on an effort to undo the influential climate finding.

Lawmakers want to avoid big rate hikes if power companies must pay for wildfire damage. Utilities could charge customers for wildfire mitigation.

The GOP lawmakers want to kill a Biden-era emissions rule on coal- and gas-fired plants.

The Arbor Day Fund's grant came from the Inflation Reduction Act, which provided $1.5 billion to the Forest Service's Urban and Community Forestry Program.

Discovered more than a century ago in South Sudan, excelsa coffee is exciting cash-strapped locals and drawing interest from the international community.

The Fire and Disaster Management Agency said at least 84 homes have been damaged and over 1,200 people evacuated.

The search for five remaining missing workers is continuing, with multiple teams of rescuers and military helicopters scanning the incident site.

Stuart Levenbach, who previously served as NOAA’s chief of staff, will join the new administration as an energy official at the Office of Management and Budget.

States are grappling with frozen federal funds and fired feds. “That is how a recession starts,” a Pennsylvania appropriator said.

Iberdrola's CEO offered an optimistic view of a U.S. offshore wind industry that has been rocked by President Donald Trump.

Vermont is too small to run its own market, a new report says. Republican gains in the November election eroded Democrats' power.

The president’s allies say they expect a positive message on energy dominance. Democrats hint they could make their displeasure known.