ELECTION 2016
After Clinton bloodbath, 'all hell breaks loose' for oil activists
For a community that had vowed to fight Hillary Clinton from the left, the reality of a Donald Trump presidency is a grim prospect to wake up to.
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Jenny Mandel, E&E News reporter
For a community that had vowed to fight Hillary Clinton from the left, the reality of a Donald Trump presidency is a grim prospect to wake up to.
HOUSTON — The fire-fueled plume that darkened a swath of the Texas sky last week was just the beginning of an unfolding disaster in this U.S. oil and petrochemical hub.
By Edward Klump in Energywire
New Mexico Democratic Sen. Tom Udall won't run for re-election next year. Udall, 70, has played a key role in pushing for EPA and Interior Department funding.
By Timothy Cama in Greenwire
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HOUSTON — The fire-fueled plume that darkened a swath of the Texas sky last week was just the beginning of an unfolding disaster in this U.S. oil and petrochemical hub.
By Edward Klump in Energywire
New Mexico Democratic Sen. Tom Udall won't run for re-election next year. Udall, 70, has played a key role in pushing for EPA and Interior Department funding.
By Timothy Cama in Greenwire