PIPELINES
Court deals another blow to Atlantic Coast project
Federal officials improperly granted forest-crossing permits to developers of the Atlantic Coast pipeline, a panel of appellate court judges found today.
Federal officials improperly granted forest-crossing permits to developers of the Atlantic Coast pipeline, a panel of appellate court judges found today.
The Trump administration's proposal for limiting Clean Water Act oversight of some wetlands and waterways is open for edits.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski discussed nuclear power "writ large" this week with Bill Gates, talks that included an "awesome" informal dinner.
As policymakers push for more fire suppression, a new report is advocating a more dovish approach to wildland fires.
Wisconsin utility regulators could rule later this month on a proposal by the state's largest utility, We Energies, to lease rooftops from commercial and industrial customers for solar installations.
A crippling computer virus that wiped out tens of thousands of computers at Saudi Aramco six years ago has resurfaced, security researchers say.
New openings on a pro-hunting Interior Department advisory council give safari advocates another chance to serve, and also underscore a Trump administration tilt that's now being fought out in court.
House and Senate negotiators are haggling over a public lands package that would reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
California regulators last night approved the first updates to water quality standards in the San Francisco Bay in 23 years, while also leaving room for concurrent, confidential negotiations among water users.
Advertisement