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Climate scientists are warning of a worsening drought in the Pacific Northwest this summer, particularly in Oregon, where low precipitation has already drained major reservoirs.

Chevron Corp. said it agreed to spend $3.15 billion to buy the country’s largest biodiesel producer in a move designed to help the oil major lower emissions from its refining sector.

Officials from 175 countries agreed yesterday to craft a global treaty over the next two years with the aim of ending plastic pollution.

U.S. taxpayers can expect to foot a big part of the bill that comes from sea-level rise in coastal communities.

California’s carbon cap-and-trade market set a record price in its latest auction, raising $970 million for the state's climate change programs.

The United States is among the world’s best-positioned countries to reap benefits from the rise of low-carbon hydrogen, yet the creation of a global industry over the 2020s is likely to raise fresh risks and policy dilemmas, according to a new report.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sparked worries about a broader cyberwar as the Biden administration urged U.S. energy companies to be on alert for digital intruders.

President Biden aimed to calm energy markets by saying his administration wouldn’t immediately target Russia’s ability to export oil and gas.

California may soon become the first state to adopt rules that would force companies to calculate and disclose the totality of their planet-warming emissions.