The Trump administration’s proposal to revise Clean Water Act rules could limit states’ and tribes’ environmental authority.
A proposed offshore oil project near the Falkland Islands threatens marine ecosystems and Argentina’s sovereignty.
A federal judge struck down New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act, citing conflicts with federal authority.
Philadelphia’s Bellwether District, one of two potential large data center sites, sparks a renewed debate on its use.
Small modular reactors (SMRs) are seen as a potential solution to rising energy demands but face deployment challenges.
Standing on Paint Creek’s rocky banks, Jim Panaro highlights the toxic colors staining the landscape, a vivid reminder of coal waste’s environmental impact and the ongoing efforts to mitigate it.
Texas regulators issued an emergency order allowing Corpus Christi to withhold water from wetlands amid a severe drought.
Fossil fuel companies significantly contribute to the American West’s water crisis, impacting snowpack and streamflows.
Texas is planning 12 major gas power projects to run data centers, with emissions equal to a mid-sized country’s output.
State and local governments are pursuing climate accountability lawsuits against fossil fuel companies. With the U.S. Supreme Court’s involvement, the future of these cases, which could redefine the role of state and federal laws in addressing climate change, hangs in the balance.
The Texas Railroad Commission limits public comments at meetings, shifting to listening sessions without commissioner attendance.
Texas faces a wastewater crisis from oil production in the Permian Basin, seeking alternatives to underground disposal.