The bills supporting offshore oil and gas exploration and directing royalties from drilling back to Virginia each hinge on actions by the federal government and Congress.

Crews find smoldering body atop utility pole.

Can New York City be fixed with Lego bricks? What would L.A. look like with narrow streets? And why is everyone getting excited about parking lots?

Critics claim the chemicals used in fracturing, the process used to drill for shale gas reserves, have contaminated groundwater supplies.

The oldest wreck probably dates back to medieval times and could be up to 800 years old, while the others are likely from the 17th to 19th centuries.

French President Sarkozy urges global investors and the World Bank to help finance nuclear reactors in undeveloped and smaller countries that could not otherwise afford it.

U.S. Interior Department will emphasize preserving the iconic sage grouse on lands where oil companies want to drill and wind companies want to put turbines.

Can over-consumption actually save the planet? Are we finally on the downslope of the bottled water craze? And should Al Gore be talking about meat?

Class-action suit brought by Mississippi residents claims emissions from big companies fueled global warming and increased storm's ferocity.

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham confesses why he has to push forward climate change legislation.