Maxine Joselow

For the first time ever, Republicans in Congress are organizing a GOP-only delegation to the upcoming United Nations climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland.

Citing the potential for financial instability caused by climate change, the Biden administration has issued a report that urges financial regulatory agencies to bolster capabilities, widen disclosures and run "scenarios." But the Financial Stability Oversight Council does not make specific instructions to agencies, likely to disappoint climate activists.

Sen. Tina Smith (D-Minn.), chief architect of the CEPP, proposed a new grant program that would reward states for accelerating their transition to clean energy.

As the price tag of Democrats' tax-and-spending package continues to shrink, two major climate provisions — a clean electricity standard and a carbon tax — are hanging by a thread.

As Democrats in Congress face pressure to lower the price tag of their $3.5 trillion tax-and-spending package, economists are sounding the alarm over climate spending that might be scaled back.

'Inevitably, every transportation decision is a climate decision, whether we acknowledge it or not.'

Oil and gas wells that have been drilled and abandoned are at risk of leaking methane, a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change.

White House aides fear Democrats' signature policy to reduce emissions from power plants is in jeopardy.

The CEOs of six major fossil fuel companies and trade associations will testify at a blockbuster hearing this month about their role in spreading climate disinformation.

EPA administrator Michael Regan says he’s willing to wield broad regulatory power to enact President Biden’s climate agenda if Congress fails to pass meaningful climate legislation.