The partial government shutdown that has closed EPA for weeks loomed over acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler's confirmation hearing this morning to lead the agency on a permanent basis.
The Forest Service may sell about 165 wild horses in holding without limitations on the future use of the animals — even if that means some horses could end up in slaughterhouses.
Legal feuds surrounding natural gas pipeline expansion on the East Coast are making their way to the Supreme Court. The cases show critics becoming savvier in their challenges.
The rapid transformation of a power company into a corporate zombie underscores the accelerating climate risks facing utilities, insurers and governments, analysts say.
Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) today indicated that the Trump administration plans to retreat slightly from its aggressive rollback of vehicle fuel efficiency rules.
A trial to decide the fate of what would be Ohio's largest solar development began yesterday in Columbus, with the state's largest utility joining clean energy advocates to prove the project is needed.
EPA's proposed replacement for the Obama-era Clean Power Plan could lead to increases in carbon emissions in 2030 compared with having no climate rule in place at all, a new study has found.
Ford Motor Co. and Volkswagen AG have announced a partnership to produce vans and pickups together, calling it an engagement they hope will lead to a union to produce electric and self-driving vehicles.
Top House Democrats today called Interior's move allowing employees to work on the department's offshore drilling activities during the government shutdown "outrageous."
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