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Did Trump create a new talking point for skeptics?
President Trump found a new way to express his suspicions about climate change. The question is whether it will become a talking point.
President Trump found a new way to express his suspicions about climate change. The question is whether it will become a talking point.
Alaska is getting mixed messages from the Trump administration on how to commercialize the state's 35 trillion cubic feet of proven natural gas reserves stranded on the North Slope.
Here are five questions and topics that people we interviewed hope get addressed during a Senate confirmation hearing to fill FERC's empty fifth seat.
State regulators and grid operators have stymied the president's bid to revive the coal industry. So federal officials are increasingly playing their trump card: national security.
The Trump administration doesn't want the trial in a landmark lawsuit brought by a group of young Americans to become a climate change symposium.
The Illinois General Assembly is a month away from convening its fall veto session and possibly wrestling with state action related to EPA's proposed Affordable Clean Energy plan.
Two Cessna planes will start making passes over 33,000 oil and gas wells in southeast New Mexico later this month. The business plan's creators hope to strike it rich by revealing invisible plumes of methane.
Arizona utility regulators exchanged strong words yesterday before voting 5-0 to ask the state attorney general to investigate one of their own over the potential misuse of resources to influence an election.
Get ready for a five-pack future.
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