
Colorado’s Strategy to Sustain Climate Action During a Second Trump Term
Colorado is progressing on climate goals despite federal funding freezes, aiming for 50% emissions cut by 2030.
Colorado is progressing on climate goals despite federal funding freezes, aiming for 50% emissions cut by 2030.
The Trump admin aims to boost ‘regulatory flexibility’ for oil firms managing toxic wastewater, spurring safety concerns.
A growing sinkhole near an old oil well on Kelton Ranch, Texas, exposes underground oil, raising environmental concerns.
Virginia’s largest utility, Dominion Energy, has been approved to build a 25M-gallon LNG storage facility despite opposition.
In Yukon, Pa., treated wastewater containing arsenic and lead is discharged into Sewickley Creek, affecting locals.
Colorado regulators halted two oil projects, highlighting the influence of Denver antidrilling groups on local policies.
Federal inspectors were obstructed during a carbon dioxide pipeline inspection in Texas. A $2.4M fine is proposed.
The petrochemical industry’s growth fuels climate change and chemical pollution, impacting health and the environment.
Manning Rollerson Jr. urges Japan to halt LNG imports, citing health risks. “It’s not worth it,” he warns Japanese leaders.
Research shows high COVID-19 risk near oil and gas wells, especially for Black and Latino communities in California.
Blue Spring in Conecuh National Forest faces threats from oil and gas development, sparking environmental concerns.
Trump’s executive orders reverse climate progress, halt offshore wind projects, and increase fossil fuel production.