The Trump Administration has rolled back a major climate rule, falsely claiming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants do not impact the climate or human health.

A major report has found that 12.5 trillion tons of ice from Greenland and Antarctica have melted since 1979.

Heat waves, wildfires and floods have cascading economic impacts, causing incomes to decline and the price of basic goods to rise. The trend will escalate as temperatures continue to increase.

Only 10% of the shiploads of European plastic waste sent to Turkey is recycled, experts estimate.

More than 50 years after oil drilling was carried out, Kenya's Kargi community is suing BP, alleging contaminated water contributed to cancers and livestock deaths.

The Diamond Alkali Superfund site covers a sprawling swath of North Jersey, including parts of Newark Bay and the lower Passaic River.

Last year, less than 30% of data centers responded to a state-mandated water usage survey conducted by the Texas Water Development Board.

An analysis finds the cancellation of $1 billion in annual funding to USAID weakened protections around the world and undermined U.S. interests.

The Trump administration on Monday gutted the rules governing the nation’s climate regulations for power plants. Here’s what you should know about the final rule from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

The move could undercut the legal theory the administration is relying on to block climate lawsuits from advancing in state courts.

Small towns in the Permian Basin have become a petri dish for the perils of living amid the nation’s largest oil fields.

Erin Brockovich’s work in helping win a $333 million environmental lawsuit in the 1990s spawned a hit film starring Julia Roberts – now, Brockovich tells David Callaway, her attention has turned to the burgeoning issue of data centers.