President Trump was so pleased that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke dismissed the connection between wildfires and climate change that he asked him to repeat it during yesterday's Cabinet meeting.
EPA is working on a regulation to limit the agency's ability to nix water pollution permits, following a June memo from former EPA head Scott Pruitt.
Mary Nichols, California's "queen of green," is her state's standard-bearer in the legal fight over the Trump administration's regulatory rollbacks.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit today tossed out a rule delaying Obama-era safety standards for chemical facilities.
After controversial comments, members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission are unaware of exactly what, if anything, the agency is doing to assist the Trump administration.
The president's pick to lead the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy denied yesterday he was chosen to "put the nail in the coffin."
As people grow tired of congested commutes, many are opting to zip around cities on dockless electric scooters, and several brands have sprung up to meet their needs.
A public utility's collection of energy data from smart meters does not violate the Constitution, according to a federal court.
Georgia Power Co.'s recently announced $1.1 billion increase for its share of the Plant Vogtle expansion has prompted a cry for more details about the reactor project's risks.
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