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166 items of 1822 · updated Oct 30, 2026, 6:10 AM ET
Rep. Sean Casten (D-Ill.) warns a bipartisan permitting bill could favor natural gas over renewables, worries that could complicate efforts to pass it before year's end.
Ian Choudri, chief executive of California's high-speed rail authority, resigned on Wednesday after the state watchdog found the agency misused over $600,000 in public funds.
U.S. Senate leaders plan an initial vote on a permitting reform bill aimed at easing regulatory barriers that can delay energy projects; environmental groups are ramping up opposition.
Columbus ordinance 2560-2026, requiring the Columbus Water and Power director to establish peak rates and fees for large industrial and manufacturing users, has passed.
An analysis by Resources for the Future finds the Senate permitting plan would cut emissions from power plants in the near term and help keep electricity prices down.
Dominion Energy asks the SCC to recoup Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative costs from customers, adding up to $13 to bills monthly after Virginia's return to the program.
Trump backs the proposed Constitution natural gas pipeline; New York rejected its water quality permit application in 2016 and courts upheld that decision.
Candidates spar over fossil fuels in Texas' 9th Congressional District, where Democratic candidate Leticia Gutierrez lived six miles from a Petrobras refinery in Pasadena that accrued fines.
Grist reports that the Bridger pipeline would carry tar sands oil in eastern Montana, promising landowners money while tribal leaders are worried about a spill.
Pennsylvania SB 1048, providing for issuance of permits in environmental justice areas, was referred to Environmental Resources & Energy on 2025-10-15.
The Grand Canyon Trust reports three of four Grand Canyon region wells with arsenic levels above the Environmental Protection Agency's safe drinking water standard are at a uranium mine.
MD HB 695 would establish the Green and Renewable Energy Efficiency for Nonprofits (GREEN) Loan Program and Fund, with a hearing 2/17 in Environment and Transportation.