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The meltdown of Southern Co.'s flagship "clean coal" project in Mississippi is being portrayed by some as a death blow for carbon capture and sequestration technology. But industry analysts don't see it that way.
While President Trump sings coal's praises, efforts to green America's economy are receiving a boost from an unexpected quarter: Republican-held governors' mansions.
Kansas utilities say solar-owning homeowners are in a class by themselves. Or they should be.
The Supreme Court today ruled against a Wisconsin family who claimed the state had unfairly taken their riverfront property without just compensation when it denied their bid to sell.
The Trump administration may be close to naming four key public land management positions, according to sources in the recreation and ranching communities.
A Trump appointee at DOE who called President Obama a "Kenyan creampuff," urged attacks against law professors and labeled people pressing for action on climate change "nuts" on Twitter is apologizing.
"Fuel diversity" has become a favorite buzz phrase of the Trump administration as it advocates for the increased use of coal to produce the nation's electricity.
Legislation to ease environmental hurdles for forest-thinning projects will likely pass the House in July before facing an uncertain future in the Senate, Rep. Bruce Westerman (R-Ark.) said yesterday.
The phrases "global warming" and "climate change" are often used interchangeably, but more voters doubt the existence of global warming.
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