From cleanup crews to powerline techs, these are the workers called in after catastrophe.

Following a history of disinvestment and destructive climate disasters, communities across the archipelago are developing living blueprints of food sovereignty.

Utah laws cap wildfire damages and let utilities pass the cost onto customers. Utility lobbyists are pushing the model in other states.

The price gap between used electric and gas cars is now just $900. Whether that makes them a good deal depends upon the car, and the buyer.

City officials have struggled to meet state and federal deadlines, and many residents have yet to receive warnings about the risks of lead pipes.

As rising global temperatures fuel more intense weather, and disaster recovery budgets skyrocket, this accountability work has never been more important.

A new report sounds the alarm on mounting ocean acidification as Earth breaches the seventh of nine planetary boundaries.

The agency said it’s concerned that farmland is being consumed by wind and solar facilities—which occupy a tiny fraction of the country’s productive acres.

Legal scholars suggest revisiting a core tenet of electricity regulations and taking cues from how officials manage scarce resources such as water in the West.

Most of the money will go to teams working to close the gap between the private nuclear industry and research labs and universities.

On July 4, intense rainfall pounded the Hill Country region of central Texas, triggering a flash flood that rapidly inundated local communities. As the water flooded the area, so too did messages and radio alerts from the National Weather Service warning people to seek higher ground.  However, these messages lacked orders for specific locations to …

Ecologists are increasingly tapping into AI to assist conservation, but many are grappling with how to use these energy-hungry systems without fueling future environmental problems.

If signed, the bill would make data centers release quarterly reports on water and electricity use.

Solar energy has been slow to get off the ground in Iowa. Utilities may finally be realizing its potential.

Wildlife officials had to rescue, relocate brook trout after Bottomley Properties cleared hundreds of acres of mountain forest for grazing.

Politicians tout its mild summers. Its Puerto Rican population has grown since Hurricane Maria. But can Western New York retain its insulation from the worst outcomes of climate change in the future?

The Department of Energy is calling for honest dialogue. It looks a lot like a playbook from the past.

The unprecedented deal the Shoshone-Paiute struck with a Canadian gold company will test whether mining can align with Indigenous rights.

The haze may already kill 40,000 Americans each year — the same number killed in traffic crashes. Climate change will only make things worse.

A new report finds that Lakes Mead and Powell, the nation’s largest reservoirs, could store just 9 percent of their combined capacity by the end of next summer.

A trend in carefully planned super-charged plant growth is gaining interest in the United States as cities and towns battle rising temperatures and climate change.

Solar energy has been slow to get off the ground in Iowa. Utilities may finally be realizing its potential.

Can urban design actually motivate people to walk more? New data says yes - people in walkable cities get about 20 percent more steps.

It's been only weeks since President Trump and Missouri Republicans killed the Grain Belt Express, but it's already clear rates will go up.

As federal clean energy programs vanish under Trump, graduates of a reentry solar training program face an uncertain future.