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Trump's deregulatory agenda in court
After suspending and rescinding many of the energy regulations introduced under former President Obama, the Trump administration is in the initial stages of writing its replacement rules.
After suspending and rescinding many of the energy regulations introduced under former President Obama, the Trump administration is in the initial stages of writing its replacement rules.
More than 200,000 public comments await the officials who will eventually return to work on controversial Endangered Species Act changes.
Lawmakers are set to introduce a slew of emissions pricing bills, even as progressives coalesce around a broader climate plan.
Ten of the world's biggest oil companies began addressing climate change collectively in 2014. Most American companies were not among them.
Utilities and other power producers say they may have to halt operations at coal-fired plants if a court rolls back a Trump administration extension to the deadline for closing some coal ash dumps.
The Supreme Court won't hear an eminent domain case stemming from development of the Mountain Valley pipeline. But that doesn't mean the issue is dead, petitioners said in response to the court's denial.
The Justice Department's environment division is trotting out its top political official to argue the government's appeal in the kids' climate case.
It's a new winter tradition: The president of the United States mocks climate science when it's cold outside. But two recent polls show a growing number of Americans are concerned about climate change.
Government lawyers have missed a court-ordered deadline to provide a status report on EPA's rule to control greenhouse gas emissions from new or modified power plants.
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