The president-elect’s distrust of the federal government means his team is weeks behind on meeting with career professionals at EPA, DOE and other agencies.

Environmentalists and local officials say voters were misled about a ballot referendum that protects the gas industry.

Better forecasting would help communities prepare for the extreme weather that causes an average of $1 billion in damages a year on the West Coast.

Climate change commission decision Thursday will delay Maryland's efforts to create the nation’s third state-run carbon market.

Hydrogen hubs, geothermal development and some other Biden climate policies got bipartisan support from the Western Governors' Association.

Wopke Hoekstra vows to keep EU climate targets despite Trump and populist pushback but admits Europe can’t go it alone.

Children, working mostly in small mines, work long hours at unsafe sites, crushing or sorting rocks, carrying heavy loads of ore and being exposed to toxic dust.

A state bill aims to create a “climate superfund,” a tactic being used or considered in numerous other states, including Vermont, which has enacted such a law.

Gov. Tina Kotek is asking lawmakers to approve $218 million to help the state continue operations and pay the contractors that helped fight blazes.

Researchers attending the American Geophysical Union conference worry their work could disappear when a president who rejects climate science takes office.

The assistant secretary for health advocated for finding “a common language” with Trump officials to address the consequences of extreme heat and weather.

President Joe Biden wants $40 billion more in disaster aid from Congress. But a FEMA report says that will barely cover costs next year.

The state's recent sale of carbon credits raised $213 million for projects such as electric ferries. Credits sold for two-thirds of their projected price.

Reducing greenhouse gases from transportation is key to meeting state goals, new research says.

The back-and-forth continues a long-running feud over the nation-leading laws.

Wopke Hoekstra’s own political family has led calls to tweak existing rules.

The bank said about a fifth of all built structures and a tenth of Myanmar’s roads had been damaged by widespread flooding during heavy monsoon rains.

The bonds have come under fire for greenwashing claims and over difficulties in tracking the sustainable goals.

Four more mobile desalination plants will begin operating next October, each producing 1 million cubic feet of drinkable water daily, said an environmental minister.