Republican attempts to pass legislation to preemptively block future attempts to restrict gas stoves fizzled on Tuesday after a revolt by the party’s conservative members successfully blocked debate on a bill from even beginning.
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An allegedly sham charity that used the Norfolk Southern Corp. train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio to solicit money has dissolved as part of a settlement, officials said.
House Republicans—searching for ways to pay for the cuts in their upcoming tax bill—are debating taking another shot at the Inflation Reduction Act’s energy tax credits.
Even in a best-case scenario, the Arctic will begin to experience summer months with no sea ice sometime around the middle of the century — sooner than leading climate scientists had predicted, new research finds.
Republicans and Democrats want more federal energy permitting overhauls this year but fear that having made some changes in the debt limit deal could spoil congressional appetite for additional change.
Funneling farm production away from highly deforested areas could lower the carbon impact of agriculture globally, environmental researchers say in a report today.
A series of high profile legal setbacks has some in the industry asking—is it still possible to build pipelines in America?
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