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Climate change is hurting Thailand's ability to fight illegal fishing and prevent a potential European Union ban on exports, according to environmental groups.

The eight-month drought plaguing the southern United States has shown no signs of abating.

Scientists are working on a biodiversity map that will identify thousands of aquatic species in every river and stream in the western United States.

Researchers have pinned a price tag on the carbon storage capacity of mangroves in Florida's Everglades National Park, saying the trees could prove crucial to fighting climate change.

The Nuclear Energy Institute has chosen longtime public affairs specialist Neal Cohen from the global consulting firm APCO Worldwide Inc. to lead its government affairs and advocacy.

A subsidiary of Valero Energy Corp. — one of the biggest critics of the federal ethanol mandate — is joining one of the largest trade associations fighting for the mandate's survival.

The wind and solar energy industries donated more money to Republicans than Democrats in the 2016 election cycle for the first time ever, according to federal campaign disclosures.

House energy reform conferees are studying the Senate's latest legislative counteroffer, which aims to keep key provisions in play that the House had proposed dropping from consideration earlier this month.

The Dalai Lama said Wednesday that he has "no worries" about Donald Trump being elected president.

Congressional Democrats say they're skeptical President-elect Donald Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure plan could yield real results as the Republican downplayed where the issue stands on his list of priorities.

President-elect Donald Trump's incoming White House chief of staff yesterday said his boss remained skeptical of the overwhelming scientific consensus on climate change.

Alex Hagmuller's years of tinkering in his garage just made him a millionaire.

No one's run the Army's civil works program longer than Jo-Ellen Darcy.

President-elect Donald Trump has added another team member to the so-called landing team expected to shepherd the Energy Department's transition.

President-elect Donald Trump is scheduled to meet today with two possible contenders for U.S. EPA administrator who have called for drastic rollbacks of environmental rules. They'd both be likely to torpedo the Obama administration's policies and fulfill Trump's campaign promises to scale back the agency's reach.