Syngenta Crop Protection AG defeated Zurich Insurance Group Ltd.'s allegations that it wrongly concealed a $2 million Kirkland & Ellis research fee and personal injury claims related to the agriculture company’s herbicide.

The US agreed to boost cooperation with Japan on critical mineral supply chains and to expand access to tax breaks as President Joe Biden aims to counter China’s dominance of the electric vehicle battery sector.

House Republicans from Western states pressed EPA Administrator Michael Regan on Tuesday about his agency’s signature water rule, saying it doesn’t adequately consider the needs of their states.

General Electric Co. and four other companies escaped Superfund claims that they should be held liable to clean up a metal recycling site in upstate New York because a federal judge ruled the claims were time-barred.

Canada is ramping up efforts to become a leader in the green energy transition, unveiling almost C$83 billion ($61 billion) in investment tax credits over the next decade, including tens of billions aimed at building a clean electricity grid.

Chile welcomes foreign investment in critical materials, but when it comes to strategic partnerships, the No. 2 lithium producer wants countries with shared values, its top diplomat in the US said.

Republicans are floating legislation that would ease energy permitting in exchange for raising the US debt ceiling, creating a potential path to avoid a default.

Shiseido Americas Corp. consumers alleging the company deceptively sold high-end cosmetics as “clean” and “natural” when they contain PFAS didn’t show they’d suffered financial harm.

4E Brands Northamerica LLC, a bankrupt unit of Kimberly-Clark de Mexico, is seeking court approval for a plan to recycle its toxic hand sanitizer as a wash solvent for a cement manufacturing plant.

The Bureau of Land Management lawfully authorized a rule that eliminated the administrative protest process for timber sales, a federal judge ruled.