CORONAVIRUS
'Ground to a halt.' State closures put clean energy on ice
The coronavirus pandemic has delayed sessions in at least half of state legislatures, threatening solar booms, grid overhauls and 100% clean energy plans.
The coronavirus pandemic has delayed sessions in at least half of state legislatures, threatening solar booms, grid overhauls and 100% clean energy plans.
A week after EPA issued a controversial enforcement policy, the agency declined to reveal how many companies sought waivers of noncompliance due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Idaho resident Ammon Bundy last night predicted a national movement could emerge to counter stay-at-home orders that have become prevalent during the coronavirus pandemic.
A state agency is requiring homes on cliffs to be built farther away from the water because of sea-level rise. That's igniting legal challenges from property owners.
Edward Keable, a longtime top lawyer at the Interior Department, is the new superintendent of Grand Canyon National Park in northern Arizona.
Two companies announced a venture yesterday to build what could be the world's first natural gas power plant to capture carbon dioxide at scale.
After two decades as the National Mining Association's dominant donor, coal has collapsed. The question facing NMA now: Can hardrock mining — the lobbying group's new breadwinner — and coal coexist?
Arizona has elected one Democrat to the U.S. Senate in the past three decades. Now it has a chance to do so again, and climate change may play a role.
A massive effort by the Army Corps of Engineers to combat the COVID-19 pandemic is not interfering with levee repairs and other flood control measures, agency officials told E&E News.
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