A U.N. agency said Brussels’ draft bill “would undermine the only globally harmonized measure applying to CO2 emissions from international aviation and result in duplicative measures."

The region relies almost exclusively on technology to produce fresh water that sustains cities, hotels, industry and some agriculture.

Groups on both sides of the political spectrum are using a National Academies review of attribution science to score points ahead of a landmark Supreme Court case on climate liability.

A new POLITICO Poll found that Americans’ attitudes toward data centers have grown increasingly sour and politically polarized in the past six months.

The administration's deals are a major blow for states that were counting on that power to keep pace with growing energy demand and decarbonize their grids.

The new Public Policy Institute of California survey comes amid questions about electric vehicle affordability in the absence of federal rebates.

Brussels is worried that the U.S. and China might retaliate over extending the EU’s Emissions Trading System to long-haul flights.

Oil and gas firms say EU methane rules will force them to stop exporting to Europe. The European Commission thinks they’re bluffing.

Two policy announcements on Friday will show whether the commission can keep its emissions-cutting promises.

Experts say that the dramatic falls in reported methane emissions are the result of a small but fundamental change in the methodology for measuring them.

An official blamed a lack of rain, although severe water shortages began affecting some of the island’s most populated areas months before the drought began.