The Department of Energy has identified more than three dozen coal plants that could power military installations, according to one official.

With its plans to revoke the endangerment finding, the administration is betting the Supreme Court will allow it to completely avoid regulating greenhouse gases.

It would be the first time a country attaches carbon reduction numbers to technologies that can pull climate pollution from the sky and seas.

Optimistic projections that minimize climate change are misleading institutional investors and governments, U.K. researchers have found.

The agency would be tasked with investigating suspected “weather modification” under new legislation.

The South American country is hosting an informal climate summit as progress stalls at U.N.-organized conferences.

Glaciers, snow and ice covered in the soot emitted by ships have less ability to reflect the sun.

Peter Liese, the European People's Party's lead on environmental issues, said his group wanted a “balanced” approach to overhauling the emissions cap-and-trade program.

Beekeepers are persisting in the face of floods, more powerful monsoons and extreme heat, as well as development that changes the landscapes bees rely on.

An Apparel Impact Institute report flagged three pressure points: higher carbon prices, rising raw-material costs and more expensive energy.