Since the signing of the Paris Agreement, court cases related to climate change exceed 1,000 globally, with clear trends around human rights and value chains.

Dozens of climate justice advocates in Massachusetts occupied international pipeline company Enbridge’s office in protest of its Line 3 tar sands pipeline.

MISO members and leadership discussed during Board Week what environmental justice would mean in the RTO's 15-state footprint.

At the end of Colorado's legislative session, climate bills surrounding air quality, energy efficiency and underserved communities await Gov. Polis' signature.

At EBA’s annual Northeast Chapter meeting state officials discussed present and future transmission planning needs to reach a carbon-free electric grid.

Vermont Climate Council is concerned it won't have time for proper public dialogue on equity to inform the state's climate plan.

Fulfilling the goals of New York’s climate law requires more aggressive action than has been proposed, Climate Action Council members say.

Four former FERC commissioners discussed the direction of the commission under President Biden during a panel at the Energy Bar Association annual meeting.

An MIT professor told Mass. legislators that the state needs a policy solution for long development delays from clean energy infrastructure opposition.

Republicans on the House Committee on Foreign Affairs attempted to derail a hearing on the U.S. role in global climate action with an attack on John Kerry.