Even as the pandemic continues to drive down consumer spending and depress oil prices, investors are spending big on clean-tech companies. Shares are now near record highs, the latest sign that wind and solar are no longer fringe bets.

New York and New Jersey haven’t shown they will suffer harm without an expedited mandate in their recent win against the EPA over cross-state pollution, the agency told the D.C. Circuit.

Europe may lock-in raised targets for renewables and energy efficiency as part of its Green Deal strategy to zero-out greenhouse gases by the middle of the century.

House and Senate Democrats today will unveil legislation that would allow the public to petition the EPA to immediately declare a pesticide as “dangerous” and force the agency to conduct more timely reviews of pesticides.

House and Senate Democrats on Tuesday will unveil legislation that would allow the public to petition the EPA to immediately declare a pesticide as “dangerous” and force the agency to conduct more timely reviews of pesticides.

The Bank of England is facing pressure from green campaigners to revise its pandemic rescue program after research showed it’s effectively subsidizing polluting industries while claiming tackling climate change is a priority.

All 13 federal appeals courts now are livestreaming oral arguments compared to four prior to the pandemic, the latest sign of how Covid-19 has made U.S. courts more transparent.

Companies and trade groups have reported major benefits from provisions in a late-March virus relief package, and their lobbying efforts continued after the law’s enactment.

Boris Johnson’s government will invest nearly 1.3 billion pounds ($1.7 billion) in building projects and provide 2 billion pounds in energy efficiency grants in an effort to create jobs and rally the pandemic-hit U.K. economy.

Joe Biden, who’s spent decades warning about the dangers of budget deficits, will inherit one of the biggest in U.S. history if he becomes president—and he’ll be in no rush to pare it back.