The state bought and razed or redeveloped damaged houses after Hurricane Sandy. But researchers stopped short of calling it gentrification.

Gov. Wes Moore is floating a cap-and-invest system to raise money for climate programs amid a mounting budget deficit.

Attorneys say the Supreme Court's conservative supermajority could use California kids' climate lawsuit against EPA to deny other environmentalists their day in court.

Parched conditions have crippled a waterway that handles $270 billion a year in global trade.

Born from the need to preserve fish and other meats, the process of turning seawater into salt can be slow and grueling.

Temperatures fell below minus 40 degrees in the Nordic region for a second day in a row.

Conflict over corporate sustainability policies looks likely to resonate in Congress, courts and statehouses across the country.

The developers expressed confidence that Empire Wind 2 could still proceed under different terms.

Researchers say wildfire was historically much more common in the western Cascades — and that fire deserves a greater role in forest management

A Fannie Mae survey finds an "awareness gap" about the danger of flooding.

You don't need machines to pull carbon out of the sky when rocks can do it cheaper. But can it be scaled?

The former president is doing little to temper his stance on climate change as he makes a third run for the White House, say experts and supporters.

Vineyard Wind is now delivering electricity to New England, underscoring both the promise and risk of states looking to the ocean to green their power supply.

Two of Germany’s largest energy providers this week said they will keep some coal plants in service longer than previously expected, following a regulator’s decision to prohibit their closure.

The congressional agribusiness caucus, which counts roughly 60 percent of Brazilian lawmakers as members, will prioritize legislation to loosen environmental licensing rules and curb protections for Indigenous lands.

The country's weather bureau has received criticism for its failure to notify residents in time about this week’s deadly thunderstorms following the landfall of ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper in Queensland.

The slice of ESG bonds as a share of overall debt sales has shrunk the most in the U.S. as backlash and scrutiny from investors and Republican politicians mounts.

The Defense Department's senior official on the Arctic warns of rapid changes that will reshape security dynamics in the world's fastest-melting region.

Attorneys for the young activists behind the lawsuit say the case could move to trial as soon as this year. Environmental lawyers warned that the case could still draw unwelcome scrutiny from the conservative-dominated Supreme Court.

Previously unreported plans for a major direct air capture hub raise concerns about using troubled reactors that don’t exist in the United States.