The lawsuit filed in circuit court in Tallahassee asserts that the new law is “the largest incursion into local home rule authority” since 1968.

Accommodations in Belém are scarce. Sky-high prices have leaders from developing countries considering scaling back their presence.

Scientists say Suriname is one of only three countries worldwide that absorb more carbon dioxide than they emit.

Nine of the 12 reported deaths occurred in the scenic province of Ninh Binh, where strong winds collapsed houses.

The threat of a federal funding lapse comes as Tropical Storm Imelda approaches the East Coast.

POLITICO's E&E News conducted a detailed examination of the agency's effort to obscure key facts on global warming.

Trump administration efforts to cull equity and climate initiatives have spurred cuts in other areas, including a study of bridge construction.

The cost of electricity has emerged as a top issue in the contest between Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jack Ciattarelli.

The biggest change is a yearslong deadline extension for converting air conditioning to use newer chemicals that do less climate damage.

It is the latest in a series of Trump administration efforts to dispute, silence or downplay climate change.

Gov. Gavin Newsom highlighted the filings during New York City’s Climate Week.

Old Fort was well on its way to remaking itself as an outdoor destination. Then Hurricane Helene swept through.

When the nonprofit moved into its new headquarters this summer, it committed to a major retrofit.

By tracking even the slightest shifts in land and ice, the satellite will give forecasters and first responders a leg up in dealing with disasters.

The agency may need to ditch its scientific justification for repealing the endangerment finding that underpins most climate rules.

The Homeland Security secretary tucked "unlawfully ambiguous" language into grant documents, the judge said.

After a Supreme Court defeat, young activists are turning to a foreign court to force U.S. climate action.

Reliable long-term measurements are crucial to evaluating climate and weather risks, the experts said.

Future cost increases are expected to moderate as insurers stabilize their finances and remain "robust and financially sound," a report says.

Two laws to protect forests hit major setbacks this week as the EU continues its turn away from environmentalism.