Officials proposed setting up the hub as early as 2022, with firefighting aircraft that could quickly respond to wildfires in the Middle East.

Several apps help people figure out which actions create the most emissions and how to avoid them. An AP reporter tried three of them.

The regulatory impact analysis is about 3.5 percent as long as the Biden-era documents, which together ran about 1,800 pages.

Republicans are increasingly voicing concern about President Donald Trump's moves to halt construction on projects.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said he's spoken to Cabinet officials in support of an offshore wind project that's nearly complete.

The agency has hinted it plans to eliminate most reporting requirements for major emitters, though some industries want the program preserved.

The company is pursuing artificial intelligence and robotics as its electric vehicles make up a shrinking share of the U.S. market.

Gov. Maura Healey’s proposal is the latest attempt by Democrats to embrace affordable housing as a top issue.

The proposal drew pushback from business groups this spring.

Tunisian authorities deny an attack took place.

African leaders made ambitious plans in 2023 to increase renewable energy, but funding constraints have slowed implementation.

People in a warming world are drinking more sugary beverages and eating more frozen desserts, a study found.

After meeting with reinsurance companies abroad, the state’s insurance commissioner pushed for new laws to expand property insurance.

The country's explosive growth in wind and solar is moving it toward peak coal and gas, according to new research.

Fiscal 2026 legislation would roll back spending to the lowest level in decades.

The power needs of electric vehicles will compel "investment in new wind, solar, storage, and natural gas capacity," new research finds.

The regional transportation agency is tapping its capital funds to restore routes shortened or canceled amid a budget showdown.

Harvesting specialists say home gardeners can benefit from collecting rain and runoff to irrigate plants.

The financial secretary added that Hong Kong is on track to meet its goal to reduce carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2035.

Many parts of Europe that once saw air conditioning as a U.S. excess are beginning to embrace the idea.