Emergency services have been on maximum alert since last month after 17 tourists from the same family were swept away by the Swat River in the northwest.

The labor ministry ordered the work stoppage, in effect from midday to 5 p.m. local time, for outdoor manual labor and food delivery services.

The National Weather Service issued timely alerts, meteorologists say, but few were listening in the hours before the early morning flash floods.

The ruling by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights could shape climate policies and bolster climate pollution lawsuits across Latin America.

The ruling narrowed the scope of landmark environmental reviews, but it’s unclear how that will play out in courts or in agencies.

A new report says some of the worst droughts in history have occurred over the past two years.

Washington state's cap-and-invest program provides financial incentives to oil refineries and other big energy users to undertake decarbonization efforts.

The United Kingdom’s third party believes green policy is the way to hoover up Tory voters.

The European Commission’s second most powerful politician is isolated, beleaguered and under attack — just like the green policy she has vowed to protect.

The scorching summer coincides with a lack of clean water for the majority of Gaza’s population, most of whom are displaced in tented communities.

Over half of the firms surveyed in a recent Morgan Stanley report experienced the climate's impact on operations within the past year.

The company says it has designed particles that when released in the ocean will trap carbon at the bottom of the sea.

Deputy Attorney General Caitlan McLoon argued the laws have not been implemented and are a legal attempt to regulate business misinformation.

The new White House rules put more power in the hands of political appointees.

The June heat dome contributed to the deaths of at least three people. They died as federal regulators weigh whether to finalize the nation’s first heat rule.

The decision by the international tribunal in Costa Rica could reshape domestic climate cases across Latin America.

President Donald Trump will get his "big, beautiful bill" by Independence Day.

Four research firms project Republicans' budget bill will likely put U.S. and global climate goals out of reach.

The goal is to “make sure good ideas for climate action become strong, lasting, and successfully implemented laws,” the venture’s leader said in a statement.

The emissions-cutting legislation offers a weaker target than initially planned, responding to government pushback on new green policies.