Clean Air Policy

The "sneeziest and wheeziest" cities include Chicago, Memphis and Oklahoma City

A peer-reviewed study backs the White House’s claims for the health benefits of its plan to fight climate change

It's the time year for watery eyes and itchy noses, and if you're among the afflicted, you may be surprised to learn that decades of botanical sexism in urban landscapes have contributed to your woes.

The new results from the nationally representative UT Energy Poll are out today, highlighting the way so many energy issues have become politicized.

Last month, Senator Ted Cruz matter-of-factly told an interviewer that he just happened to glance at a four-decade-old article from Newsweek that very morning.

Both crude oil and natural gas reserves in the United States increased in 2013, according to a new report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

New homes wired with the latest smart gadgets cluster together around shared park spaces. Blue-black panels that transform sunshine into electricity grace a majority of roofs.

The latest temperature readings from Antarctica are giving the world pause, along with the finding that 70 percent of the western Antarctic ice shelf has melted.

China could get nearly 60 percent of its energy from renewables by 2050 according to a new study

The People’s Republic now produces more than three billion tons of coal a year, and the fossil fuel has played a key role in accelerating the nation’s growth, along with its carbon dioxide emissions, dating to the early 20th century

It's on the beach, in the marshes, on the continental shelf and under the deep sea—and still not all of the oil has been found

Top oil-producing nations and companies pledge to eliminate the waste of natural gas that also exacerbates global warming