Tax credits for clean energy have previously enjoyed bipartisan support.

Red states are urging the Trump administration to take steps to quash lawsuits that seek to hold the oil and gas industry accountable for climate change.

The proposal for a Saudi Aramco oil company staffer to become author of key science report is denounced as “political capture.”

A new World Bank report says 40 percent of global industrial emissions are now regulated through carbon taxes or carbon markets.

The dashboard was launched Tuesday by UCLA’s Latino Policy and Politics Institute.

Republicans have proposed selling the Postal Service's electric vehicles. The issue may come up during a hearing Tuesday.

Edmunds' Ivan Drury is trying to make sense of an American auto market in constant flux.

The announcement was made after a three-day energy summit in Tokyo where government officials urged energy importers to secure gas past 2050.

Two local scientists began testing the addition of polyferric sulfate in an attempt to recycle the water in cow dung lagoons and made a startling observation.

The vice president of the EU executive pressured the environment commissioner over several days to preserve the law.

Activists argue Jeff Bezos' wedding exemplifies broader failures in municipal governance, particularly the prioritization of tourism over resident needs.

The president canceled $4.5 billion in FEMA grants that helped communities prepare for rising disaster damage.

The agency declined to consider the economic cost of increasing planet-warming pollution in its proposed repeal of power plant rules.

A new study estimated that the power-hungry technology could make the grid cleaner.

EVs have lower emissions than hybrids but have range limitations. In three years, 20 percent of new U.S. car sales will be hybrids.

The industry has lost $15.5 billion in investments since January — seven times greater than losses at this point in 2024, according to a new analysis.

The administration's efforts to prevent future state lawsuits against the fossil fuel industry are a "freewheeling exercise in speculation," the state argues.

Researchers found that the trees’ collective ability to remove carbon through photosynthesis can’t stand up to the potential emissions from the fossil fuel reserves of the 200 largest oil, gas and coal fuel companies.

Ancient Homo sapiens developed the flexibility to survive by finding food and other resources in a wide variety of difficult habitats.

They say Ecuador’s government auctioning 14 new oil blocks goes against the spirit of a referendum in which Ecuadorians voted to leave crude underground.