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'The state's erupting': Colo. governor angers climate allies
Gov. Jared Polis infuriated members of his own party and environmentalists by threatening to veto a climate bill. He said it would "destroy or assault our entire economy."
Gov. Jared Polis infuriated members of his own party and environmentalists by threatening to veto a climate bill. He said it would "destroy or assault our entire economy."
The Biden administration's rebranding of a sweeping conservation effort and attempts to reassure property owners have done little to quell anxiety among conservatives on Capitol Hill.
The Trump administration ignored dire warnings by the Fish and Wildlife Service's leading northern spotted owl expert when it shrank critical habitat for the species, a newly revealed memo suggests.
The failure of a hyped plan for a pumped storage hydropower facility at a reservoir in southeastern New York state is raising questions about that technology's role in a low-carbon power grid.
For decades, power generated at a coal plant on the Montana plains was shipped west to the booming cities of Portland and Seattle. Now, the long-standing trade is on the brink of collapse.
Rep. Katie Porter is making good on her promise to ask tough questions of the oil and gas industry in her new role as chair of the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.
The scars borne by a small Massachusetts solar company carry warnings for renewable developers and for the Biden administration as it hopes to boost U.S. clean energy manufacturing.
One of the most obscure jobs at EPA will soon hold sway over several of the agency's most contentious policies and some of the Biden administration's top priorities.
Employees at the beleaguered National Audubon Society today asked their leaders to recognize their new union and move to collective bargaining.
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