
Bipartisan Bill Sparks Rift Within Climate Movement Over Permitting
The U.S. climate movement is divided over the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, sparking internal conflict.

The U.S. climate movement is divided over the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, sparking internal conflict.

California’s emissions rules remain a crucial policy, resisting federal rollbacks and influencing nationwide standards.

Trump administration to ease fuel economy standards, reducing 2031 target to 34.5 mpg, down from 50.4 mpg.

A look at President Trump’s endorsements in the 2026 Michigan election as analyzed by Clara Hendrickson.

The EPA will stop regulating emissions from coal and gas plants, rolling back Biden-era limits to cut costs, officials say.

A federal court ruled the Energy Department overstepped by keeping a Michigan coal plant open past retirement.

The U.S. Transportation Secretary criticizes Ford’s partnerships with Chinese firms, urging a focus on domestic production.

The Paris Agreement united 200 countries in 2015 to limit global warming to 1.5C, but fossil fuel use threatens this goal.

The U.S. auto industry is hit hard by Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian vehicles, disrupting cross-border supply chains.

Florida’s education officials requested textbook publishers to dilute or remove climate change content in 2024.

A proposal for the Golden Pacific Powerlink sparks debate over energy needs vs. protecting California’s landscapes.

The Trump administration withdrew support for the Arctic Report Card, halting key updates on the region’s climate changes.