An exclusive data analysis for E&E News shows that infrastructure law money may be boosting traditional sellers of fossil fuels.

New data shows a slight slowdown in tropical deforestation, but trees worldwide continue to be sawed and burned at dangerously high levels.

Lawmakers on the House Bipartisan Climate Solutions Caucus say "there is not time to waste" in approving carbon storage projects.

Companies' indirect greenhouse gas emissions were at the center of last year's debate over state Sen. Scott Wiener's bill and a current industry lawsuit.

At a time when many want more government aid to help them survive a changing world, the Socialists can’t gain ground.

The declaration was widely expected following similar actions by neighboring Zambia and Malawi, where drought linked to the El Niño weather phenomenon has scorched crops.

The first storm blew out floor-to-ceiling windows in a Nanchang apartment building, killing three in the middle of the night.

The agency's action indicated that Lee County homeowners were skirting federal rules requiring stronger rebuilding after disasters.

The money will go to climate projects in lower-income communities.

The county could join dozens of local governments suing the oil industry to recoup climate costs.

Gov. Josh Shapiro's proposal links unions and environmentalists in an effort to win competitive EPA climate grants for cutting industrial pollution.

A new study finds that as much as 85 percent of U.S. emissions of sulfuryl fluoride — a common pesticide — come from California.

The rule is a "regulatory elephant squeezed into a statutory mousehole," wrote a federal judge in Kentucky.

The Government Accountability Office found regulators rely on historical data when assessing how floods, wildfires and extreme weather could affect plants.

A new 9,000-mile subsea cable in the Arctic could reroute data traffic away from vulnerable choke points.

The highway speed limit is controversial in Germany.

The interest from the United Kingdom's former prime minister highlights contradictions for the powerbrokers and consultants running COP29.

The weather outlook will put more pressure on energy companies. The power ministry has asked plants to continue importing coal to offset supply shortfalls.

A tribal school district in Minnesota serves as a critical proving ground for the Biden administration's $5 billion investment in electric buses.

These experiments could help reduce carbon pollution from cargo trucks.