A Louisiana federal judge allowed a suit by 10 states against FEMA to proceed but declined for now to block the new premiums.

The cost of homeowners coverage has soared by double digits because of climate change, inflation and higher reinsurance prices, according to a new report.

Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks will replace John Curtis, who is running for Senate in Utah.

Belgium, which holds the Council of the EU presidency, is meant to act as an honest broker in talks.

Flooding can be slowed by trees and vegetation soaking up rainwater and reducing erosion. In dry season, forests release moisture that helps mitigate the effects of droughts, including fires.

Since 1979, global heat waves are moving 20 percent more slowly — meaning more people stay hot longer — and they are happening 67 percent more often, according to Science Advances.

A year ago, much of this region was drenched by deadly tropical storms and floods.

DOJ is using "extraordinary and oppressive efforts" to stop the Juliana youth climate case, 28 lawmakers told a federal appeals court.

State senators voted Friday to advance legislation that would put oil companies on the hook for billions in climate damage.

Better train travel can cut emissions and reduce traffic — especially on routes that are “too long to drive, too short to fly.”

Wildfires, floods, droughts and other "secondary perils" are becoming more frequent — and costing insurers more money.

Books are becoming a key part of disaster recovery, helping toddlers — and their parents — cope with increasing hurricanes, earthquakes and wildfires.

Life for Flemish confectioners is becoming an increasingly expensive box of chocolates.

Banks are taking a closer look at their clients’ climate plans as more industries shift to clean energy.

Conservatives are using wolf attacks as a tool to mobilize opposition to green policies.

The Church of England aims to reach net-zero emissions by 2030.

In a reversal, the agency issues a Clean Cars rule rewarding carmakers' climate add-ons for eight more years

Studies show that heavy battery electric vehicles wear down tires, adding to pollution. But that doesn't mean EVs are bad for the planet.

Georgia Rep. Buddy Carter said legislation to boost a nascent technology offers an alternative to "just talking about eliminating all fossil fuels."

Drivers entering the Midtown and Lower Manhattan will pay $15 for cars while truckers will pay as much as $36. Lawsuits and opposition remain.