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When the Trump administration finalized a key water rule last year, EPA said it considers current federal wetlands inventory data unreliable. The Army Corps of Engineers apparently didn't get the memo.

While President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden get much of the attention, the fate of coal, 100% clean energy targets and electric vehicles may depend in part on a different set of candidates.

A General Motors scientist who did pioneering research on climate change in the 1960s faced pervasive sexism by male colleagues who largely dismissed her work.

Scott Pruitt hadn't long been Oklahoma's attorney general in 2011 when he sallied into his first public clash with U.S. EPA. The target: a proposed clampdown on power plant pollution clouding views at wilderness areas in three states.

On Aug. 3, researchers at the Plumas National Forest in Northern California received a startling result: Sticks and logs they gathered from the forest floor to assess wildfire risk had a moisture level of just 2%.

Tainted drinking water, skin rashes and destroyed property are some of the effects that fracking has had on Pennsylvania voters. But those problems won't push them to vote for Joe Biden.

Lonnie Stephenson, the head of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, endorsed Joe Biden for president early on, while backing Trump administration efforts to undo President Obama's signature climate change policy. Now Stephenson...

The man behind Joe Biden's outreach on climate change isn't an environmental crusader by trade.

It's a boy — a big boy.

High operating and capital costs could make carbon capture, utilization and storage "not financially attractive" at a large coal plant visited by Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette this month, according to a Department of Energy analysis recently made...

President Trump famously bludgeoned Hillary Clinton in 2016 with her pledge to "put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business." The president hopes he can repeat the trick with Joe Biden's aim to "transition from the oil industry."

Robert "Bob" Murray, an Appalachian coal baron and prominent Republican donor, died yesterday in his St. Clairsville, Ohio, home.

Congressional Democrats are seeking to downplay presidential candidate Joe Biden's stated desire to "transition" away from oil, while the GOP looks to use it to President Trump's and their own electoral advantages.

Scientists at two of America's biggest automakers knew as early as the 1960s that car emissions caused climate change, a monthslong investigation by E&E News has found.

A major coalition of unions, including many in fossil fuel-heavy industries, endorsed Democrat Joe Biden for president today.