EPA's chief of staff fixed a $100,000 problem for a fellow Oklahoma Republican. That meant more "whiskey fungus" on homes in a small town in Indiana and more smog for Cincinnati. But Ryan Jackson says fixing enforcement cases is part of his job.
Environmental groups are asking who will clean up thousands of wells drilled miles beneath the surface if shale businesses go bust.
President Trump has transformed complex energy policies into jokes that his Democratic opponents find hard to dispute.
Climate demonstrations drew massive crowds this morning as students skipped school to demand government action on global warming.
Key senators said yesterday that the Interior Department's transfer of public lands to the military in order to facilitate construction of President Trump's border wall will add new tensions to the appropriations process.
E&E News reporter Chelsea Harvey prepares for a six-week trip across the Arctic Ocean — a place with no doorstep deliveries for forgotten items.
Outdoor recreation, led by boating and fishing, made up 2.2% of the country's gross domestic product in 2017 and outpaced the overall economy's growth, according to a new government report.
The Trump administration is in rare agreement with the Obama administration on climate change, finding that U.S. liquefied natural gas exports used for generating power won't boost greenhouse gas emissions on a life-cycle basis.
Announced and potential retirements could amount to an exodus of lawmakers who have long held sway over energy policy on Capitol Hill. Some members are already looking to fill the void.
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