FEDERAL AGENCIES
Trump order targets advisory committees
More than half of EPA's science advisory committees could be vulnerable to repeal by the end of the fiscal year under an executive order released Friday.
More than half of EPA's science advisory committees could be vulnerable to repeal by the end of the fiscal year under an executive order released Friday.
Virginia's longtime ban on uranium mining will remain in place after the Supreme Court issued a splintered decision upholding the policy.
BLM has placed its top law enforcement official on administrative leave after a report concluded he improperly used a government-owned vehicle.
As wildfires become an emblem of climate change, the GOP wants to help the timber industry respond.
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairman Neil Chatterjee derided an E&E News journalist in a series of tweets for recent coverage the commissioner said "crossed the line."
As U.S. cities brace for extreme heat, scientists are trying to determine if heat waves in the U.S. are caused in part by changes in the Arctic.
Three years removed from office as the Republican mayor of Indianapolis, Greg Ballard is still working to reach his political base.
Whether DOE's energy efficiency improvements continue is now a matter of increasing contention between the department and climate hawks
Renewables, storage and efficiency may get a stronger foothold in Mississippi after regulators last week took an unprecedented move.
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