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Enviros head to appeals court over halted methane reg
Environmentalists quickly made good on their promise this week to appeal a Wednesday court order that sidelined Obama-era methane standards for public lands.
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Ellen M. Gilmer, E&E News reporter
Environmentalists quickly made good on their promise this week to appeal a Wednesday court order that sidelined Obama-era methane standards for public lands.
MINNEAPOLIS — Black people faced overt discrimination on this city's public golf courses until the 1950s. Now climate change is elevating golf's racist past once again.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm spoke with E&E News about the need for new transmission lines, the Biden administration's views on LNG and why she's "bullish" on carbon capture tech.
By Lesley Clark and Jeremy Dillon in Energywire
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MINNEAPOLIS — Black people faced overt discrimination on this city's public golf courses until the 1950s. Now climate change is elevating golf's racist past once again.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm spoke with E&E News about the need for new transmission lines, the Biden administration's views on LNG and why she's "bullish" on carbon capture tech.
By Lesley Clark and Jeremy Dillon in Energywire