AIR POLLUTION
'It's déjà vu all over again' at Trump EPA
EPA air chief Bill Wehrum draws inspiration from his days in the George W. Bush administration.
EPA air chief Bill Wehrum draws inspiration from his days in the George W. Bush administration.
WILMINGTON, N.C. — A public housing building flooded from the top down. Days after Hurricane Florence poured in, Debbie Williams was still stepping through water pooled around her bed.
The GOP is playing defense in the midterm elections. Only two Democratic incumbents are on the list, compared with more than 20 Republican officeholders.
California and New Mexico yesterday opened a new courtroom battle over methane standards, hours after the Interior Department closed the book on its effort to scale back the rule.
Hurricane Florence has moved on, but rivers continue to rise in the Carolinas, and their aging dams are beginning to feel the strain.
The world's ability to fight climate change could be thwarted by a problem few people are talking about: technology lock-in.
Iowa utilities are happy to let their customers resell electricity for charging vehicles, as long as the energy is generated from a utility power plant and not the customer's solar panels.
Self-driving cars can have both positive and negative impacts on the carbon intensity of transportation, according to a new study.
Acting EPA chief Andrew Wheeler is expected to recuse himself from agency actions regarding the proposed Pebble mine, reversing a previous decision to remain involved in matters related to the controversial Alaska proposal.
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