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The court's decision could set a precedent for how we protect critical habitat in a changing climate.

The overhaul of the Endangered Species Act would turn implementation of the law on its head, undermining key wildlife protections Congress put in place 45 years ago.

A new generation of sensors can – and are beginning to – address the stunning data gaps documented in a new study.

Advanced computer processing can help us identify risky energy projects, and react more quickly when we do.

Our study highlights the previously underestimated role of nitrous oxide emissions from rice farms as a global climate accelerator. It also shows a clear opportunity to mitigate those emissions.

The Global Climate Action Summit is held this year in the heart of America's most innovative region for a reason: With cutting-edge technology we're about to tackle climate pollutants in new ways.

The agency is endangering public health with a new, unwritten review process for toxic chemicals.

Focusing only on revenue while ignoring environmental impacts is a strategic mistake, the company says.

If we manage fishing more responsibly and tackle climate change – now – we can still secure a food supply for generations to come.

Why aren’t more cities trying this brilliant water protection scheme?

Over the next several months we'll learn whether the acting EPA administrator is just another industry insider willing to betray public trust.

Trained algorithms can turbo-charge key analyses of proposed energy projects in sensitive areas.

Rep. Curbelo of Florida was the first Republican to introduce a climate bill since 2010, and the moment hasn't been lost on the business community.

We have more power than we need – we just have to modernize our outdated and inflexible electric system.

Here are just a few of the proposed – and existing – regulations that could be jeopardized if the rule goes into effect.

Overfishing is the most solvable environmental problem of our generation, writes Katie McGinty, EDF's new Senior Vice President of Oceans.

Advanced technologies are now allowing us to see and track wildlife, planetary-scale.

Will the acting administrator follow in Scott Pruitt's footsteps? It seems that way.

Hurricane Katrina ravaged the U.S. Gulf coast in 2005, causing about $125 billion in damage.

Game-changing technology is enabling the oil and gas industry to save product while helping the environment.

Both science and environmentalism are changing, revealing urgent threats much more clearly – as well as ways to address them.

Paired with science and sensor technology, it can crack the code on harmful methane leaks from America's 1 million oil and gas facilities.

Equinor is looking to the future by embracing innovation and technology to detect and reduce methane emissions.

Here are this year’s must-reads as you vacation, hit the beach, or spend a sunny afternoon in the park.

Confused by Scott Pruitt’s scandals and what they mean for our health, air and water? We break it down.