A bipartisan bill speeds up the timeline for building new nuclear reactors in Wisconsin, which state leaders say will be key to powering new data centers.

President Trump’s budget would cut NOAA by more than $2 billion. His pick to lead the already underfunded agency supports the cuts.

U.N. negotiators meet in Geneva next month to hash out the terms of a global plastics treaty. Experts say they must cap plastics production and ignore the industry’s push to adopt false solutions like recycling.

A real-time attribution study shows human-caused global warming, mainly from burning fossil fuels, tripled the death toll in 12 cities during a fierce early summer heatwave in Europe.

Analysts, lawmakers and industry leaders break down President Trump’s new executive order targeting solar and wind power.

Heavy rains over the weekend that pushed the Guadalupe River in Texas’ Hill Country to its second-highest height on record had by Tuesday resulted in more than 100 reported deaths, including 27 children and counselors from Camp Mystic.

New research tracks past geologic changes in volcanoes that slumbered deep beneath ice sheets, and what happened when the ice melted. The findings suggest that global warming may be setting the stage for more explosive and frequent volcanic eruptions.

Seventeen states relied on California’s Clean Air Act waivers to adopt stricter vehicle pollution rules. Then, President Trump revoked the Golden State’s authority to set EV goals and enforce tailpipe emissions standards.

President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, voted for by both Texas U.S. senators and all 25 of the state’s Republican House members, will stunt renewable energy developments across Texas, experts say.

The EPA placed 139 employees on administrative leave Thursday, an agency spokesperson confirmed, after they signed a “Stand Up for Science” petition using their official titles and EPA positions.

An Inside Climate News investigation into Florida’s insurance crisis shows that those most at risk of losing coverage have the least resources for dealing with disasters.

Authoritarian governments are increasingly trying to undermine science to create fact-free zones where they can expand their power. Scientists are fighting back with a new anti-authoritarian handbook.

“Knowledge and skills won’t save you if you don’t have ready access to clean drinking water, if your employer fails again and again to fix the broken air conditioning,” a worker advocate said in support of OSHA’s heat rule.

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights issued an opinion saying that nations have legal obligations to try to reduce the impacts and eliminate the human causes of global warming.

With cuts to clean energy incentives and environmental grants, more oil and gas drilling and a new coal subsidy, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will profoundly curb the U.S. effort to fight climate change.

Regardless of the fate of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” the political tug-of-war has already damaged the clean energy industry and upended business deals.

New findings published Wednesday by the National Cancer Institute link tiny, toxic air pollutants to changes in lung cancer tumors at the genomic level in people who have never smoked.

Harmful “forever chemicals” flow from wastewater treatment plants into surface water across the U.S., according to a new report by the Waterkeeper Alliance.

The Trump administration has waived environmental laws to move forward with a border wall through the rugged terrain of Mount Cristo Rey in New Mexico.

There’s no stopping the global transition to renewable energy, but Republicans in the Senate decided to try anyway with last-minute changes to the budget bill that penalize wind and solar projects.