Environmental groups will challenge a Virginia federal court’s decision that they can’t proceed in their lawsuit against the Trump administration’s changes to the National Environmental Policy Act review process.

Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Andre de Ruyter laid out a funding plan to help the company, which generates the bulk of South Africa’s power from coal, transition away from the use of the dirtiest fossil fuel.

China’s top policy makers urged an easing of the aggressive measures taken to reduce carbon emissions as Beijing balances economic health with its climate goals.

Top House Democrats expressed unhappiness with the scant details on funding for wastewater and drinking water, as lawmakers wait for more information on the bipartisan infrastucture deal.

Investors representing $14 trillion of assets under management have agreed to step up pressure on companies to fight global warming.

California’s attorney general said he is taking a closer look at the state’s Proposition 65 law to see if areas exist in which “there may be gaps in existing regulation or that have previously fallen through the cracks.”

The infrastructure deal struck this week is full of electric vehicle and climate investments—evidence that both parties are embracing clean energy spending once considered a pipe dream.

Drought is making one of Brazil’s most important river systems unnavigable, making it more challenging and costly for the commodities powerhouse to get grains and iron ore out to global markets.

The White House is looking to “re-energize” its National Ocean Policy Committee to restore and conserve the nation’s coasts, the chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality said Thursday.

Utility giant DTE Energy Co. is allegedly liable for power issues at a Detroit pumping station that contributed to flooding in hundreds of homes last month, a complaint filed in Michigan state court claims.