PANDEMIC
EPA starts 'measured and deliberate' reopening
EPA has begun the slow process of reopening offices despite its employees' worries about potential exposure to COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
EPA has begun the slow process of reopening offices despite its employees' worries about potential exposure to COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
All eyes are on the big prizes in the Senate — Colorado and Maine, among others. But some contests below the radar are shaping up to be key battles for control of Congress come 2021.
Ohio yesterday unanimously approved the Icebreaker wind farm, North America's first offshore freshwater project. But will it move forward?
Business owners across the U.S. are turning to the courts to get governments to pay up for forcing them to close during the pandemic. Could the results influence climate mitigation cases?
Oil and gas companies have proposed more than 150,000 acres of federal land for potential development in the canyons of eastern Utah, some as close as a mile and a half from the famous Arches National Park.
Hundreds of scientists are urging lawmakers to oppose legislation that would encourage wood burning or logging as potential climate solutions.
Tropical storms arrived at the United States' doorstep before hurricane season started in each of the last six years. Scientists are now thinking about extending the season.
Government lawyers yesterday urged the Supreme Court to help them protect draft documents that informed an interagency Endangered Species Act consultation.
A Colorado-based coal company threw a quick punch today in a looming courtroom free-for-all following EPA's repeal of the underpinning of Obama-era limits on power plant air toxics emissions.
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