The legendary investor said the U.S. electric grid needs "incredible improvement" during his last shareholder meeting as Berkshire Hathaway chief executive.

Documents stolen by a worldwide hacking ring were cited by Exxon Mobil in court as it battled a series of climate lawsuits.

The administration said in its proposed budget that the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program is "unnecessary."

Some 17,000 homes, businesses and other structures burned to the ground in the January fires. It’s uncertain how much will be rebuilt.

HSBC Holdings has walked back some of its emissions goals, a move it said was necessary because of the slow pace of decarbonization in the wider economy.

Companies offering adaptation are “emerging as a complementary and increasingly investable part of the broader climate response,” the report says.

The airline remains committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and sees potential to accelerate its interim goals.

Administrator Lee Zeldin plans to shrink the workforce as he tries to free the agency from the statutory obligation to regulate climate pollution.

The Department of Justice sued Michigan and Hawaii to protect fossil fuel companies before the states filed their lawsuits.

The Justice Department and EPA are challenging Vermont's and New York's laws after President Donald Trump ordered a crackdown on state climate policy.

The federal government must play a major role helping communities build protection against disasters, official tells Senate panel Thursday.

A list of House conservatives urged leaders Thursday to repeal the entire Inflation Reduction Act.

Governors and legislators should view floods, wildfires and other calamities as inevitable expenses rather than random events, the new report says.

The legislation has faced broad opposition from solar customers, the solar industry and environmentalists.

Assemblymember Buffy Wicks narrowed her bill to facilitate converting farmland into solar developments to win over Rural County Representatives of California, but the measure is still dividing farming groups.

Hot, dry winds blowing off the Saudi desert resulted in unusually high temperatures, according to the country’s National Center of Meteorology.

The watches are part of a study that measures heart rate and pulse and tracks sleep.

He is the first president in at least three decades to deny governors’ requests for funding that’s meant to protect people and property.

State legislators voted down several bills this week that would have tightened regulations of CCS projects.

Scientists previously have suggested that the hypothetical climate fix would require specialized high-altitude vehicles.