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The city is considered a leader in the urban climate movement. But communities of color say Minneapolis isn't accounting for the temperature impacts affecting their neighborhoods.

Global carbon dioxide emissions may have finally peaked because of the coronavirus. But halting the global temperature rise at 1.5 degrees Celsius is another matter.

A freshman moderate who worked on clean energy issues before Congress and campaigns on fighting climate change wants to inject nuance and his wonky expertise into the debate.

Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) and a bipartisan group of lawmakers yesterday announced legislation aimed at helping farmers use their land to sequester carbon.

Women who lived near oil and gas wells in California during pregnancy were more likely to deliver underweight babies, according to a first-of-its-kind study from the University of California, Berkeley.

A project more than a decade in the making that could become the world's largest carbon capture project in terms of transport and storage capacity is now operational, according to an announcement yesterday.

Police across the United States this week have used tear gas and other "riot control agents" to break up protests. The immediate health effects are well-known, but the broader impact for thousands of people is harder to gauge, particularly in the...

House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) today released a nearly $500 billion surface transportation bill with robust climate provisions, laying the groundwork for House Democrats' broader green infrastructure package.

Big electric vehicles — the buses and trucks that until recently were relegated to some distant future — are expected to undergo an explosion of species diversity this year.

The House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis plans to release its delayed report this summer, likely late this month or in early July, a committee aide told E&E News.

Damage in urban areas with large black populations is getting worse as climate change intensifies and flood infrastructure is overwhelmed.

Glen Peters moved to Norway in 2004 to be with a woman and, needing to find a job to stay in the country, stumbled into a research position studying carbon dioxide emissions associated with trade. The relationship didn't stick, but the CO2 research...

On April 7, global carbon dioxide emissions plummeted to levels not seen since 2006, according to a study released yesterday that suggests the coronavirus pandemic might have led to the largest reduction in CO2 ever recorded.

Climate researchers increasingly believe 2019 may represent the world's peak output of carbon dioxide. It's driven by the coronavirus pandemic and a rapid expansion of renewable energy.

With the Senate set to begin debate as soon as this week on a landmark public lands package, a group of House lawmakers will introduce a long-awaited companion in the coming days.