The map came with new requirements for risky properties. Scrapping it would end a “prolonged and ultimately pointless argument with rural residents,’” a key Democrat said.

Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma told Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem that the canceled grants are "extraordinarily valuable to communities."

Prime Minister Mark Carney, who until recently was a U.N. climate envoy, met with President Donald Trump, who has tried to dismember climate policy.

Exterra’s process creates magnesium oxide, which is then combined with carbon dioxide that’s captured by industrial emitters to create rocks .

Sales of the credits can help offset a shortfall in revenue from those power assets shuttered ahead of schedule.

Signatories to the Paris Agreement are expected to file adaptation strategies with the United Nations this year.

Green taxes totaled just 1.9 percent of national output in 2024, the lowest since records began in 1997 and equal to 2021 during the pandemic.

The agency didn't offer an alternative in its proposed repeal of rules that limit planet-warming pollution.

The agency would continue to pay the vast majority of cleanup and rebuilding costs under a budget-cutting proposal sent to the White House.

A major solar project was unveiled last week. Some wonder if the boom will continue under President Donald Trump’s policies targeting renewable energy.

Sethuraman Panchanathan, who abruptly left the National Science Foundation last month, is a testament to the unpredictability of the Trump administration.

The Biden-era regulation targeted on-site combustion from appliances such as heaters and boilers.

Noah McQueen will serve as director of science and innovation at Carbon180.

The Microsoft co-founder said “there’s a lot of commitment to this cause in the United States.”

Two research groups said they will produce peer-reviewed documents assessing the current and future national impacts of climate change.

A global race to recruit U.S. scientists is heating up as President Donald Trump’s sweeping cuts to research funding and agencies trigger an exodus.

Experts say this is the nation's first state lodging tax that raises money for the environment and coping with climate change.

The agency plans to eliminate offices that track planet-warming emissions and regulate air pollution.

The requirements earned initial approval last week from the International Code Council.

The move came days after the Justice Department sued two states over their legal challenges against the oil and gas industry.