CAMPAIGN 2020
Energy dollars fueling presidential contest
President Trump is getting big help in his reelection from top executives in the fossil fuel industry. Democrats are also collecting cash from energy and environmental interests.
President Trump is getting big help in his reelection from top executives in the fossil fuel industry. Democrats are also collecting cash from energy and environmental interests.
Greenhouse gas emissions will spike today as temperatures along the East Coast approach triple digits and power plants are fired up to help Americans beat the heat.
Synthetic turf fields are cropping up all over the country. For athletic associations, the benefits are numerous: They last year-round and don't require water or landscaping.
Two New York investors are pitching the world's largest carbon capture project for a coal plant in northwest New Mexico. That $1 billion proposal is attracting attention and scorn, but will it work?
President Trump's online campaign merchandise store has already sold out of the "Trump"-stamped sets of red plastic drinking straws that first became available for purchase less than 24 hours ago.
An Interior policy that took effect this week no longer allows department supervisors to telework on a regular basis.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit is upholding EPA's decision against imposing new financial assurance requirements on hardrock mines under the Superfund law.
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission member Bernard McNamee pushed back after fellow Commissioner Richard Glick complained that FERC has failed to weigh greenhouse gas emissions from gas projects.
The United States just set a record for the wettest 12-month period in its recorded history, but the Colorado River remains in drought conditions for the 19th consecutive year.
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