WOOD-TIKCHIK STATE PARK, Alaska — University of Washington aquatic ecologist Daniel Schindler has put himself in the middle of the two-decade fight over the Pebble mine, a proposal to build one of the world's largest gold and copper mines in Alaska. His research on salmon has become a cornerstone of mine opposition.
William Perry Pendley, the acting director of the Bureau of Land Management, is ready to return to Colorado — but first he wants a promotion.
A federal judge won't scrap permits for an already constructed electric transmission line across the James River.
Late-night show host John Oliver took a musical victory lap around New York City last night to announce now-bankrupt Murray Energy Corp. has dropped its defamation lawsuit against him.
New York Republican Rep. Peter King is retiring after more than a quarter-century in the House, making him the 20th GOP lawmaker to not seek reelection next year.
Greta Thunberg is confronting a big challenge besides climate change. How will the Swedish climate activist get to climate talks in Madrid?
President Trump's main Republican primary challenger for next year's election says climate change may be his top issue.
The oil and gas sector is producing about a quarter of methane emissions in California, and its members are part of a group of "super-emitters" in the state, according to a new study.
Lingering effects from last spring's flooding are taking a bite from Midwest harvests.
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