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The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled today that imported solar panels and modules are causing "serious injury" to U.S. manufacturers, giving President Trump the final say about tariffs in a high-profile case that could unravel the American solar industry.
Scientists say new research may support a heavily debated theory that the warming Arctic can influence extreme weather elsewhere.
Interior is set to reopen millions of acres of sensitive greater sage grouse habitat across six Western states to mining activity.
Confusion dominated the conversation yesterday as court watchers unpacked a major ruling on the Obama administration's fracking rule.
The Supreme Court returns next week, kicking things off by considering hundreds of petitions submitted over the past several months.
Environmentalists won a major battle this week in a long legal war over the Clinton administration rule that limited road construction and logging in national forests.
A slow-motion legal collision between the former Yosemite National Park concessionaire and the Justice Department could be keeping attorneys busy for a long time to come.
On paper, American Petroleum Institute President and CEO Jack Gerard is a Washington lobbyist straight from central casting.
Rancher Cliven Bundy is seeking to fire his attorney Bret Whipple less than three weeks before he is set to face trial on charges stemming from his 2014 armed standoff with federal agents near Bunkerville, Nev.
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