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The White House announced plans this week to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado.

T1 Energy Inc. priced a pair of major public offerings that may reshape its balance sheet and fuel expansion of its solar manufacturing footprint.

California’s fragile coastline is back in the political crosshairs, as President Donald Trump resurrects a plan to expand offshore oil drilling.

Iran is barreling into a full-blown water emergency, and this time, the tap could truly run dry — especially in its teeming capital.

Author Michael Grunwald suggests the next climate war isn’t just about jumping off fossil fuels. It’s about what we eat, how we farm.

U Power Limited and Sumitomo Mitsui Auto Leasing & Service will deploy Southeast Asia’s first battery-swapping taxi fleet in Phuket.

Texas renewable energy projects projected to contribute more than $20 billion in tax revenue and pay landowners $29.5 billion.

Financing for climate and health initiatives surged in 2022, marking an increase in investments to mitigate climate-related risks.

Flower Turbines has launched an equity crowdfunding campaign, inviting public investment to support its small-scale wind solutions.

The resurgent popularity of vinyl records has one downside. Vinyl. Yes, the material used to create vinyl LPs is PVC or polyvinyl chloride, a synthetic polymer of plastic and a by-product of the oil industry. It’s a good thing we all treasure our vinyl albums, because PVC can take up…

Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller might, at long last, be making some sense Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller sits on a stool wearing a crisp white cowboy hat and a Western-cut blazer adorned with a silver pistol lapel pin. This is the last moment of an early September interview on…

Toyota’s Woven City is an ambitious project aimed at creating a fully connected, human-centered city to serve as a living laboratory for testing and developing technologies in real-world environments.