Among the deals, Kenya Airways and Rubis Energy agreed to jointly develop Africa's first sustainable aviation fuel production facility in Kenya.

The two countries are headed in different directions on energy.

The question is when, not if, U.S. and European auto markets will open up to Chinese EV investment.

Karen Evans, who had led the agency since December, is the latest official to be removed from FEMA.

The nation's government said such cases create "uncertainty" for business. The effort mirrors those of Republicans in the U.S.

EPA and the State Department say the lawsuit is undermining federal authority. DOJ has lost similar cases against states.

Atoco's shipping-container-sized machine will produce up to 1,057 gallons of water daily and can be installed at data centers, hospitals and other critical infrastructure.

This year’s early season wildfires have overwhelmed fire crews in Argentina, Chile and Japan, while fueling historic blazes in the U.S. and Southeast Asia.

The move sets up a fight with the United States, which opposes carbon pricing.

Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe experienced unusually heavy rains in recent months, with the region's worst flooding in years.

Cameron Hamilton was acting agency chief last year until he was fired amid clashes with Kristi Noem.

Analysts say private companies have an opportunity to insure against flood damage following recommendations to narrow the National Flood Insurance Program.

The fight could result in requirements for government officials to consider greenhouse gas emissions when approving fossil fuel projects.

Developers could start building "non-emitting" components ahead of air permitting under Administrator Lee Zeldin's proposal.

The U.K. launched its own carbon market following Brexit, which has traded at a discount to the EU equivalent.

A total of 50 countries had record solar imports from China in March, with Nigeria recording a 519 percent surge from February and notable spikes in Malaysia, Ethiopia, and Kenya.

In recent years, illegal gold mining, logging and drug trafficking have spread deeper into remote rainforest regions in countries including Brazil, Peru, Colombia and Ecuador.

The South American country is grappling with fuel shortages and a presidential decree that ended long-standing fuel subsidies, effectively doubling the cost of gasoline.

The president nominated the man he fired as leader of the nation's disaster agency a year ago.

The plan to increase gas supply comes as the region's Democratic governors seek reelection, pledging to both green their states' economies and address high energy prices.