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A small bird sits on barbed wire outside the Astora underground natural gas storage facility in Rehden, Germany.

E.U. will ration natural gas to counter Russian threats

By Sara Schonhardt | 07/27/2022 06:37 AM EDT

Pumpjacks in California's Belridge oil field.

One climate rule won’t provoke the Supreme Court

By Jean Chemnick | 07/27/2022 06:36 AM EDT

People attending the America First Agenda Summit yesterday at the Marriott Marquis hotel in Washington, D.C.

Trump officials hold summit to plan Republican takeover

By Scott Waldman | 07/26/2022 06:34 AM EDT

Traders working the floor of the New York Stock Exchange last December.

They helped create ESG. Two decades later, some see a mess.

By Avery Ellfeldt | 07/26/2022 06:32 AM EDT

Can EPA cut CO2 from gas plants in regulatory ‘new world’?

By Jean Chemnick, Benjamin Storrow | 07/25/2022 06:38 AM EDT

Los Angeles skylines obscured by air pollution.

This climate approach could win John Roberts’ approval

By Robin Bravender, Lesley Clark | 07/25/2022 06:37 AM EDT

HELP WANTED: Self-starter to run U.N. climate program

By Sara Schonhardt | 07/22/2022 06:53 AM EDT

President Joe Biden and Chief Justice John Roberts.

High court hurdles shape debate over climate emergency

By Lesley Clark, Robin Bravender | 07/22/2022 06:52 AM EDT

Jose Luis, a tourist from Madrid who is spending a few months in Benidorm, Spain, strolled along the Levante beach while covered with sunscreen during a heat wave last week.

Climate change collides with Europe’s search for fossil fuel

By Sara Schonhardt, Chelsea Harvey | 07/21/2022 06:49 AM EDT

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