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A freight train is seen at a train station in Northbrook, Ill., on Oct. 12.Nam Y. Huh/AP Photo

Looming rail strike threatens biofuel, ag transport

By Marc Heller | 11/29/2022 01:21 PM EST

Larry "Wil" Wilkins on his property near the Bitterroot National Forest in Montana.Cate Genshaw/Pacific Legal Foundation/Flickr

This question could seal fate of SCOTUS Forest Service fracas

By Pamela King, Ellie Borst | 11/29/2022 01:21 PM EST

Water is stocked at a Walmart in Houston after a boil-water notice was issued for the entire city Sunday.

Houston power outage triggers boil water notice for millions

By Hannah Northey | 11/28/2022 01:38 PM EST

Department of Energy headquarters in Washington.

DOE watchdog begs for cash to combat ‘large-scale frauds’

By Robin Bravender | 11/28/2022 01:38 PM EST

A plane begins to land at Heathrow Airport in 2007 in London.

EPA skips stricter aircraft pollution regs

By Sean Reilly | 11/23/2022 01:37 PM EST

NOAA Administrator Rick Spinrad and students.

Black scientists on the rise as NOAA steps up recruiting

By Rob Hotakainen | 11/23/2022 01:34 PM EST

White House releases environmental justice screening tool

By Kelsey Brugger | 11/22/2022 01:10 PM EST

A worker drives near freight trains and shipping containers in a Union Pacific Intermodal Terminal rail yard.

Water sector warns of ‘catastrophic’ rail strike

By Hannah Northey | 11/22/2022 01:10 PM EST

Republican candidate for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, left, speaks during a news conference along with Gladesman and former Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation commissioner Ron Bergeron, right, after an airboat tour of the Florida Everglades, Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2018, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)

DeSantis loves to talk Everglades, not climate

By Robin Bravender | 11/21/2022 01:23 PM EST

An official at the Carlsbad Desalination plant fills a cup with filtered water made from ocean water, Thursday, May 26, 2022, in Carlsbad, Calif.The facility is the Western hemisphere's largest desalination plant, which removes salt and impurities from ocean water. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)

California greenlights 2nd desalination plant in a month

By Jennifer Yachnin | 11/18/2022 01:20 PM EST

Emissions rise out of two large smoke stacks at Pacificorp's coal-fired power plant on October 9, 2017 outside Huntington, Utah.

EPA backs Trump-era plan for air pollution in Mountain West

By Sean Reilly | 11/18/2022 01:19 PM EST

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Committee deadlocks on EPA air nominee

Looming rail strike threatens biofuel, ag transport

This question could seal fate of SCOTUS Forest Service fracas

Houston power outage triggers boil water notice for millions

DOE watchdog begs for cash to combat ‘large-scale frauds’

EPA skips stricter aircraft pollution regs

Black scientists on the rise as NOAA steps up recruiting

White House releases environmental justice screening tool

Water sector warns of ‘catastrophic’ rail strike

DeSantis loves to talk Everglades, not climate

California greenlights 2nd desalination plant in a month

EPA backs Trump-era plan for air pollution in Mountain West

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