The results suggest that public perceptions of the data center boom are still politically malleable.

A final energy plan approved by policymakers won’t meet the state's landmark 2019 climate law goals.

Under the latest deal, automakers could sell plug-in hybrids and range extenders after 2035.

Stricter climate policies would save hundreds of glaciers in Europe’s Alps and tens of thousands worldwide, study finds.

Assisted fertilization is gaining momentum in the Caribbean to counter the drastic loss of corals due to climate change.

A study used by the Network for Greening the Financial System that projected severe economic fallout from climate change was retracted.

The House-passed National Defense Authorization Act would spur an investigation of whether the U.S. military bio-engineered Lyme disease.

Withdrawals are increasing as the government hikes its premiums to in part compensate for damage associated with climate change.

The price of crude has dropped since the president ordered the capture of a sanctioned tanker carrying 2 million barrels of Venezuelan oil.

The Energy secretary said supporting the use of more fossil fuels is “common sense" as he bashed renewables.

The price of Washington's pollution allowances hit a record high. The state might soften its ambitions deadlines for emissions reductions.

The bill would require certain fossil fuel companies to contribute to a state fund to compensate for their impact on climate change.

The administration is favoring oil giants in a fight over Louisiana's disappearing coastline.

Opponents of the EU’s 2035 combustion engine ban are proclaiming victory, but there’s a long way to go before the law is changed.

It is developing vehicles tailored to Chinese drivers — cars that will likely never be seen on EU roads.

Reaching the climate targets and schedule “would have required significant investments that are currently not realistic,” the company said.

North Africa has been plagued by years of drought, hardening soils and making mountains, deserts and plains more susceptible to flooding.

The DOE report by climate contrarians has caused legal problems for Administrator Lee Zeldin's attempts to roll back the scientific finding.

The green light came months after Democratic Gov. Bob Ferguson chastised the president for denying the state's past disaster aid requests.

Power plant operators in 10 Northeast states are paying more to comply with regional emissions standards after Gov. Josh Shapiro’s decision.