Acting EPA chief Andrew Wheeler could have a tough confirmation fight on his hands. Environmental groups came out against his expected nomination for the job within minutes of President Trump's announcement.
In a Democratic clash, progressives are pushing an ambitious plan to wean the U.S. off fossil fuels, boost renewables and build a "smart" grid. Meet the "Green New Deal."
Since the start of 2010, interstate pipelines have exploded or caught fire 137 times, according to an E&E News analysis. In about 90 percent of those cases, pipeline regulators sought no fine.
Climate change is the first big fight for congressional Democrats as they get ready to take over control of the House. It's fracturing the party along fault lines of turf, strategy and age.
Walter Shaub doesn't have time for fun these days. The former head of the U.S. Office of Government Ethics under President Obama says he's too busy trying to save the republic.
A dispute among electric vehicle charging companies vying for business in California has spilled into the open.
President Trump's EPA isn't just rolling back regulations, it's failing to enforce the rules that remain on the books, according to a new report from a group formed to track the administration.
The Bureau of Land Management is moving forward with plans to work around a federal court order and offer tens of thousands of acres of greater sage grouse habitat in planned oil and gas lease sales early next year.
Rep. Jared Huffman, in line to become chairman of the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Water, Power and Oceans, is vowing to make big changes.
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