More Australian business leaders think the world is at a tipping point in responding to climate change, a survey showed.

European Union climate chief Frans Timmermans called on member states to increase investment in renewable energy and eventually wean the continent off Russian gas.

A honey producer may proceed with false-statement claims alleging damage from drifting dicamba herbicide against Bayer Corp. and BASF Corp. under a federal law often used for unfair competition allegations, a federal court in Missouri ruled.

The White House unveiled a partnership on Friday with 33 state and local governments to make the nation’s buildings more efficient.

An Ohio city’s arguments that U.S. energy regulators should redo its analysis—for a second time—of an already-built natural gas pipeline that exports some natural gas to Canada fell flat with a panel of federal judges on Friday.

North Carolina power distributors can use battery storage technology to save money during peak demand despite Duke Energy Progress’ claim that the plan violates their power purchase agreement, the D.C. Circuit ruled Friday.

Bayer AG has agreed to spend between $23 million and $45 million to settle class claims that Roundup weedkiller purchasers overpaid because the product lacked cancer warnings, and the deal merits preliminary approval, consumers told a federal court in California.

European Union nations have showed resolve to enact the Green Deal and accelerate emissions cuts, said Ecology Minister Barbara Pompili, who led an informal meeting of the bloc’s environment ministers on Friday.

Ormat Nevada Inc. wants the Ninth Circuit to overturn a judge’s order barring it from starting work on its geothermal project in Nevada until April, according to a filing in federal court in the state.

Apollo Global Management Inc. is pledging not to invest in fossil fuels in its next buyout fund, distancing itself from a sector that has led to losses and controversy for private equity firms.