Maxim Integrated Products Inc. won dismissal of Superfund claims over allegations its wastewater was contaminated with cobalt because there was no showing that any of the waste was released into the environment.

Exxon Mobil Corp. and other energy companies say state courts have no business hearing high-profile climate cases from local governments that want to hold the industry liable for the impacts of climate change.

A conservation group is trying to force the federal government to take action to protect the dwindling population of red wolves in North Carolina.

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on Nov. 19 moved along three Trump administration nominees: Dan Brouillette, tapped for Energy Secretary; James Danly, to serve on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; and Katharine MacGregor, picked as deputy secretary for the Interior Department.

House Ways and Means Democrats called for the expansion of an electric vehicle tax credit and the extension of tax credits for solar energy in a draft package released Nov. 19.

Sweden will become the first market where all Coca-Cola products are sold in fully recycled plastic bottles as the beverage giant tries to reduce its environmental impact.

Low-cost airline EasyJet Plc said it will become the first carrier to offset carbon emissions from all its flights as the industry responds to a growing outcry over its contribution to climate change.

Today is shaping up to be one of the year’s busiest on the energy and environment fronts.

A federal appeals court ruling that the EPA must include more chemical exposure scenarios in its risk evaluations could open the door to lawsuits challenging those agency evaluations, attorneys say.

Discussions are faltering about how to shut down Germany’s coal industry as company executives and government ministers struggle to agree on the politically charged issue of how to compensate industry.