A new report finds that the U.S. charging network is rapidly growing as private developers outpace a $5 billion federal program.

Waste-to-energy was sold as a greener option to landfill, but evidence is mounting that burning garbage is far from clean.

This fall's U.N. climate talks will be held in a high-poverty city on the edge of the Amazon to demonstrate what still needs to be done.

The U.N. has published a report saying June was marked by below-average precipitation and higher-than-average temperatures across Afghanistan.

Hundreds of documents show how researchers failed to notify officials in California about a test of technology to block the sun’s rays — while they planned a much huger sequel. 

The upcoming interim final rule is the agency's latest use of a regulatory process usually reserved for emergencies.

Three groups filed friend of the court briefs as young climate activists seek to revive their lawsuit against EPA.

They allege that the low-carbon fuel standard is also creating "putrid odors."

The legislation covers issues including guidance documents, spending and whistleblower protections.

Multiple speakers told similar stories, some with help from a group backed by the nation’s biggest oil lobby.

Two of the world’s biggest polluters want to combat climate change — but neither wants to give an inch while doing it.

Centrist members of the European Parliament immediately condemned the far-right lawmaker’s move, which is unlikely to succeed.

Researchers say average sea temperatures may be reset higher and some ecosystems may not recover.

Soaring temperatures are making many un-air-conditioned transport links in London feel woefully unprepared for climate change.