Large power consumers will need 225 gigawatts of electricity over the next five years, testing the state's abililty to quickly add generation.

The effects were stronger among children living in cities, poorer households and places with less access to clean water, new research finds.

Property insurers want to bar trees and shrubs next to many buildings. The Los Angeles Fire Department says that's unreasonable.

The narrow draft regulations set an August timeline for businesses to report carbon emissions.

Revenues from the program have fallen flat in the last few auctions, threatening to leave lawmakers with a $1.8 billion shortfall next year.

The “environmental omnibus” will cut back rules on pollution reporting and waste management.

Facing American opposition, the EU has opted to scale back rules intended to ensure companies adhere to ESG standards.

Some executives hoped a low-conflict strategy and assistance from GOP moderates would help them survive the president's second term. Then President Donald Trump went to war.

A presidential panel plans to vote Thursday on overhauling the disaster agency. Previous attempts attracted widespread opposition.

The ruling asks a customer to hone her class-action complaint against Florida Crystals for advertising its products as climate-friendly.

The latest version of the National Security Strategy departs sharply from the edition released by the Biden administration.

A new report finds that both Republican- and Democratic-led states have cut environmental agency staff and funding over the past 15 years.

“God only knows what the Trump administration will do” if the EU expands its aviation emissions scheme, says an EU official.

The controversial “omnibus” bill saw center-right EU lawmakers side with the far right to water down environmental standards.

The ratings are far from perfect, a growing body of research shows, with different models often yielding different results.

The bailout aims to rebuild the country's reserves, strengthen its tax system and reform loss-making state-owned companies.

The administration said it will no longer fight a legal claim that DOE broke transparency laws to support repeal of the endangerment finding.

The agency revamped its webpages to feature natural causes of rising temperatures such as the Earth’s orbit.

The decision called the president's order unlawful, as the administration failed to explain why it halted onshore and offshore wind authorizations.

Traffic and air pollution both have decreased, new research shows.