The executive order expected to come next week is an extension of a yearslong cultural war over paper and plastic straws.

The president purged climate regulations during his first term before replacing them with weaker rules. This time, he might ...

Donald Trump puts net zero action on back burner just as world hit by hottest January ever - The record high come despite the emergence of the La Nina pattern in the Pacific which temporarily cools ...

Biden-era regulations on coal ash and greenhouse gas emissions from power plants would bring "harm to the economy," utilities ...

In short, there are now enough nukes on Earth to destroy any number of planets and, though one hasn’t been used in so many decades, don’t count on us when it comes to not, sooner or later, using some ...

The U.S. Department of Energy will prioritize expanding energy production over achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions, ...

John Curtis, the new Utah senator who made his name in the House by pushing conservatives to acknowledge climate change, has ...

Emails obtained by The Associated Press reveal Doug Burgum as North Dakota governor catered to the whims of oil and gas ...

Trump signed dozens of executive orders, essentially laying out policy intentions for this second term in office. Many of the ...

President Donald Trump's executive orders have taken aim at federal money paying for projects and services across the country ...

The Senate voted Wednesday to confirm Lee Zeldin as the nation’s 17th administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.

Scientists have warned that “dangerous climate breakdown” has arrived after the warmest January ever was recorded globally, defying expectations that 2025 might be cooler than previous years.