Ranging from emissions targets to drilling restrictions, advocates hail the bills as historic victories.

Despite claims of blue hydrogen as a climate solution, experts warn it has technical and economic problems.

Huge investments in renewable energy will accelerate transition, but climate justice advocates voice concerns about being left behind.

The secondary agreement with Senator Manchin to “streamline” infrastructure permitting faces uncertain odds.

The lawsuit claims the federal government’s auctioning off of public lands for oil and gas is illegal in light of the climate crisis.

He announced some new offshore wind plans and also steps to protect communities from extreme heat, but climate groups are fed up with slow action.

The highly-anticipated case stopped short of an all-out assault on EPA authority, but the Court signalled its hostility to federal climate regulation.

A new study has identified toxic pollutants in unburned gas leaking from stoves, raising questions about health impacts.

Two dozen LNG projects are in the works in the U.S., but the rush for gas is both a financial and a climate risk, according to two new reports.

A substantial gas export facility could be offline until later this year.