In March 2019, a telephone caller left a message describing Interior Secretary David Bernhardt as a "cancer on the planet" and wishing him a "heart attack." It's one of several threats that Interior leaders and other Cabinet officials have forwarded to the FBI over the years.
Three years ago, staff in EPA's Midwest office sent a warning to headquarters about rules on lead in drinking water: Even followed perfectly, the standards weren't protecting public health.
Supreme Court justices questioned whether a lower court decision over a pipeline crossing the Appalachian Trail would create an "impermeable barrier" to gas pipelines on the East Coast.
Oklahoma energy giant Williams Cos. has canceled plans for the controversial Constitution pipeline, which would have crossed through New York's Catskill Mountains.
American Federation of Government Employees Local 704, which represents EPA staff working in the agency's Great Lakes branch, has endorsed Bernie Sanders for president.
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee is expected to release its long-awaited energy reform package this week, as panel leaders prepare for floor time to open up.
Dozens of oil and natural gas company executives are pushing back against Democratic presidential candidates' proposals to prosecute them, saying the real "criminal" act would be not to produce fossil fuels.
Rates of two sexually transmitted infections are higher in Texas counties with heavy fracking activity compared with counties without it, according to a recent study.
A sex tape, a congressional inquiry into alleged war profiteering and a footnote in the impeachment trial of President Trump. And that's just the last few years in the life of Harry Sargeant III, 62, a Florida energy billionaire and a former fighter pilot.
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