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Department of Energy researchers say gasoline might have to be substituted with biofuels to ensure that climate targets are achieved

More products are being added to a proposed carbon border fee, affecting billions of dollars of American goods

FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell says the agency has reduced barriers to cash assistance and other aid

The Department of Energy is helping to fund 11 projects that are designed to harness the power of moving water

The findings of a new study call into question whether businesses are truly meeting climate goals

The companies are asking the justices to step in once again in a sprawling legal fight over the industry’s climate liability

Invoking the Defense Production Act could help reshape the economics around building decarbonization

The storm is the first of what is expected to be a very active season, with six to 10 hurricanes

Event attribution is one of the fastest developing areas of climate science since it began 20 years ago

The need to use coal to boost power supplies illustrates the challenge of quickly increasing renewable energy to avoid bigger climate impacts

NOAA’s Annual Greenhouse Gas Index finds that greenhouse gases trapped nearly 50 percent more heat last year than they did in 1990

Drivers tallied 753 billion miles in the first three months of the year, the highest total on record

Heavy-duty trucks are the largest mobile source of a key precursor to dangerous ozone and particulate matter

With what will be one of the world's most advanced hurricane simulators, researchers will be able to reproduce wind, rain and storm surge

A weeks-long heat wave in India and Pakistan was 30 times more likely because of human-caused warming

Energy planners are working to increase the grid’s reliability to keep the power on during droughts, wildfires and heat waves

Earlier snowmelt can leave less water available to generate power during the height of summer

A new wave of attribution research links the economic cost of weather events to climate change

Structures first deployed as artificial reefs are being used in the Northeast to combat the force of waves as ocean levels rise

Hundreds of people were killed and thousands of homes destroyed in Durban after torrential rains unleashed flooding

Without the cooling effect of aerosols, warmer oceans have provided more fuel to storms

The long-suspected link could provide a way to track emissions from burning natural gas

Gender discrimination multiplies the challenges women face from climate change, a new U.N. report says

There is debate about whether the agency will rely on carbon capture to achieve emissions reductions