Should the state improve air quality and preserve land? Or should it pay for projects that will protect utility customers from rate hikes?

The president's withdrawal of the White House's power to write National Environmental Policy Act rules has created uncertainty for project developers.

Aaron Szabo's carefully worded message for senators was clear: Climate change is real, but his job would not be fighting it.

Jay Bhattacharya said at his confirmation hearing that President Donald Trump's executive orders don't target health initiatives for minorities.

The Labour government has promised to lead the world on climate change, but its renewed focus on defense has thrown those plans into uncertainty.

The city's lord mayor said modeling showed that up to 20,000 homes in his city of more than 3 million people could experience some level of flooding.

Only 1 percent of Vietnam's coral reefs are still healthy, and in those cases it's because of their remoteness, according to the World Resources Institute.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright’s keynote speech on energy poverty will come on the heels of the gutting of Power Africa’s USAID programs.

The demise of the Chevron doctrine could weaken the Trump administration's effort to undo the scientific underpinning for climate rules.

The president also pushed an Alaska natural gas pipeline and export project.

A coalition of nonprofits urged the EPA chief Tuesday to lift a freeze on money it got in August from a fund to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

Chief Financial Officer Mary Comans was let go after approving payments for migrant housing.

A hearing Tuesday sidestepped President Donald Trump's suggestions to abolish the federal disaster agency and suggested improvements.

The executive body will put forward an amendment that calculates the target over three years, making it easier to reach.

Warm temperatures in the Anchorage area also caused headaches for race organizers Saturday during the ceremonial start of the Alaska race.

Many Wayuu families are forced to migrate in search of essential resources, putting even more pressure on already overcrowded urban areas.

It comes as OPEC+ met Monday and agreed to proceed with an increase in oil production starting in April, which is likely to push down oil prices further.

A document obtained by POLITICO's E&E News lists terminated contracts, including those that support enhanced energy security in Ukraine and reducing deforestation.

Court documents indicate the administration has begun a campaign to block states from receiving funds for projects that would reduce climate-related damage.

The move marks growing concern among states over being frozen out of federal funding for energy efficiency programs.