“The idea that American oil companies are just lining up to go invest in Venezuela is just flatly wrong,” he told POLITICO's E&E News.

New research into the deadly blazes reveal changes to blood chemistry. But it could take decades to find the full effects.

Connecticut and Rhode Island are requesting a preliminary injunction to block the department's suspension of Revolution Wind.

The move follows a 2024 legal settlement with climate activists. The state has less than 20 years to meet its decarbonization goal.

The Trump administration is looking for ways to lure energy investors back to the oil-rich South American country, despite the high risks.

Suburbs on the fringes of centers including Sydney, Melbourne and Perth now house at least 6.9 million inhabitants where homes adjoin highly flammable grasslands, says a report.

As part of a ceremony, an Orthodox Christian priest cast a cross into the visibly depleted waters of Lake Marathon, an artificial reservoir north of Athens.

Authorities declared a 14-day emergency response period to speed the delivery of aid, evacuations and infrastructure repairs.

A new study, which includes solutions for extreme heat, flooding, wildfires and droughts, adds to the growing conversation around adaptation.