Russia has cut Finland off from its natural gas supplies as relations between the two neighbors sour over the Nordic nation’s decision to join defense alliance NATO.

An oil and gas development plan backed by the Trump administration that would allow fracking across 35,000 acres of Colorado’s Western Slope has been cut short by a federal judge.

A group of 365 state legislators from 48 US states and territories are calling on President Joe Biden to create a National Biodiversity Strategy.

Growing crops beneath solar panels is an innovative way to use farmland to generate renewable energy, especially in countries with limited space such as Japan.

More training for electricians and recruiting from a more diverse hiring pool are among the challenges facing the nascent electric vehicle workforce in the US, congressional Democrats said Friday.

The Federal Aviation Administration violated the law when it approved a license for a rocket launch site in Georgia based on the evaluation of a rocket that doesn’t exist, conservation groups and homeowners told a Washington federal court.

President Joe Biden on Friday announced his intent to renominate Richard Glick to serve as a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

The EPA will spend nearly $6 million more this year than last to figure out when and how to control PFAS and develop rules to restrict them, according to a fiscal 2022 spending plan it recently submitted to Congress.

Ohio and Tennessee told the Sixth Circuit Friday that litigation in other courts could resurrect an Obama-era rule with an “aggressively broad” definition of waters of the US, so the appeals court should revive the states’ challenge to the rule.

A group of environmental organizations asked D.C. appellate judges Friday to wade into litigation against the restoration of California’s vehicle emissions waiver.