A high-profile case of alleged scientific censorship ended Friday when the National Park Service published a long-delayed report outlining how rising seas could damage parks across the country.
Michigan's largest utilities declared a truce with the organizers of a campaign funded by billionaire Tom Steyer's NextGen America.
Rep. Rob Bishop has been trying for years to use defense legislation to address sage grouse protections. He may succeed this year.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's top hurricane recovery official questioned the federal government's competence in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
The House Appropriations Committee will vote this week on legislation to fund EPA and the Interior Department.
One of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's top political aides has been interviewed by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee as part of its investigation into the agency under his watch.
The anticipated meeting between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un could put Trump eye to eye with an autocrat who appears more in line with global thinking on one issue: climate change.
A portfolio of plans to build the nation's second-biggest network of electric vehicle chargers went through its first round of public scrutiny in Maryland last week.
Mike Stoker was uncharacteristically quiet after news leaked that he'd be made administrator of EPA's Region 9. But now that it's official, he feels like he can talk freely about his new gig.
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