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The State Department's climate team is operating on autopilot as it waits for a departmental reorganization that will likely lessen its clout.
The developer of the Dakota Access pipeline sued Greenpeace International and other "rogue eco-terrorist groups" yesterday for racketeering, inciting violence and "malicious interference" with construction of the oil pipeline. (E&E News PM, )
Murray Energy Corp., the nation's largest private coal company, says it will be forced into "immediate bankruptcy" unless the Trump administration reverses its decision not to take emergency action to keep certain coal-fired power plants open. (E&E News PM, )
Federal regulators did not adequately consider greenhouse gas emissions when approving a natural gas pipeline project in the Southeast, a federal court ruled yesterday. (Greenwire, )
Warmer waters lead to smaller fish. (Climatewire, )
A carbon emissions cap-and-trade program encompassing nine Northeastern states is due for an update, and an environmental think tank has some suggestions. (E&E News PM, )
The rhetoric of "job-killing regulations" was launched under President Reagan and has flourished in the Republican-led Congress and Trump administration. Is it accurate? (Greenwire, )
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