The recommendation, by the former prime minister's policy think tank, is Blair’s third intervention on green policy this year.

Rising utility bills have catapulted energy into the top tier of campaign issues.

Executives with the state's largest utility, Dominion, were asked whether a win by Abigail Spanberger could prompt President Donald Trump to retaliate against the large offshore wind project.

The tech tycoon's new online encyclopedia recognizes the root cause of global warming — humanity's burning of fossil fuels — but provides a platform for contrarian views.

The Rhodium Group found that international climate targets for this century are way off target.

The Illinois Legislature defeated a proposal aimed a minimizing property insurance premiums by strengthening state oversight of rates.

The letter targets the EU’s efforts to move ahead with the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive.

The plans show that Europe still sees itself as a champion of climate ambition.

The initiative will make possible relay-style flight missions to observe a storm that spans the countries' zones, according to an official.

The forecast is dire, with little sign of water supplies recovering in the months ahead, according to an official.

“The White House Effect” examines the first Bush administration and the events leading up to a pivotal climate summit in Rio de Janeiro.

Utility executives indicate the administration has ordered J.H. Campbell to stay open because of the president's declared energy emergency.

Chevron had accused Multnomah County's lead attorney of fraud for hiding his role in climate research papers. The judge rejected that argument but lashed out at the lawyer for not disclosing his connections.

Only one other year on record boasted more Category 5 storms in a single season.

The funding, for projects like desalinating water in Jordan, comes as the U.S. and other nations have reduced international aid.

The Environment and Public Works ranking member is trying to find who is pushing the administration against climate action.

Authorities evacuated villagers and livestock, but a man was killed in the May 28 landslide from the Kleines Nesthorn peak.

Cempasuchil growers near Mexico City say they've been left reeling by torrential rains and drought.

Last year’s floods rank among Europe’s worst natural disasters, claiming 237 lives, with 229 victims from the eastern Valencia region.

Insurance, bonds and savings will speed recovery from the monster hurricane, but the Caribbean nation will still need international aid.