Challengers are already planning their appeal against the project, which President Donald Trump championed in his first address to Congress.

Judge Tanya Chutkan offered significant criticism of EPA’s action but stopped short of saying she will side with the Climate United Fund.

The U.S. Export-Import Bank is expected to approve the loan for a TotalEnergies facility that's located in a conflict zone.

California Air Resources Board Chair Liane Randolph is speaking out about the threats to the state’s electric vehicle goals.

State aid rules underpinning the Clean Industrial Deal aim to boost renewable power, decarbonization and clean tech.

Wall Street’s biggest banks have quit the Net-Zero Banking Alliance in rapid succession, with Canada’s largest banks quickly following.

Scientists have long predicted that as climate change makes the air warmer, it holds more moisture, which means bigger, nastier atmospheric rivers in the future.

The son of Australia’s first billionaire, Simon Holmes a Court used his family’s wealth in 2022 to back professional women running for office with a pro-climate message.

Tech giants joined states and cities as a pillar of resistance during President Donald Trump’s first term. Now the coalition is in turmoil.

The move comes just one day before a hearing in a lawsuit brought by a grant recipient seeking access to funds frozen by the Trump administration.

Electric vehicles now account for half of Chinese auto sales.

Commercial fishing groups are pressing the Supreme Court to overturn a Biden-era approval of the Massachusetts offshore wind farm.

More than 20 House Republicans say renewable energy subsidies should be protected. That may not be enough to save them.

Urban fires rarely start with a wall of flame roaring down the street. Instead, the spark often comes from small burning materials carried by the wind.

Brussels caved to the auto sector’s pleas for leniency on emissions targets, giving lobbyists and politicians an opening to push for more.

Low Earth orbit is becoming more littered with space junk as climate change lessens nature's way of cleaning it up.

History has shown that food prices can incite widespread political anger in North Africa, and Algeria isn't the only country taking steps ahead of Eid Al-Adha.

One of the biggest holes was around disclosing greenhouse gas releases from clients or suppliers, with only 29 percent of the firms reporting these so-called Scope 3 emissions, according to a new study.

The president’s levy threats are angering Canadian officials who provide clean energy to the U.S., worrying New England states.

The high court since 2021 has repeatedly declined to stop local governments from holding oil companies financially responsible for warming the planet.