Federal court rulings mandate the release of climate funds for projects in disadvantaged communities, addressing water and sewage crises in Mississippi and Alab

The case, Suncor v. Boulder, could determine whether local governments can sue fossil fuel companies in state court for climate damages, echoing tobacco litigat

Key leadership roles remain unfilled as firefighters report being pushed to their limits by an intense wildfire season across the US.

Severe drought has quadrupled Maine's late summer fires, straining a firefighting force that rarely gets national attention.

Policymakers and scientists gathered in Ulaanbaatar for the Convention to Combat Desertification, warning that rangelands covering half of Earth's land are in t

A primary effort focused on public lands protection succeeded in changing the conversation around Wyoming's public land management, according to local advocates

A massive excavation pit for slaughterhouse waste appeared near a cemetery in Castana, Iowa, alarming locals in the ecologically sensitive Loess Hills region.