US EPA to Reconsider Biden Clean Power Plant Rule
The Environmental Protection Agency announced on Wednesday it plans to reconsider a Biden administration regulation that sought to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, part of the new administration's broader efforts to unwind regulations for the power sector.
The Canadian government is using this week’s G7 meeting to urge fellow member states to take President Donald Trump’s ...
The Trump administration approved a plan to expand a Montana coal mine and extend its life by 16 years, the Interior ...
Hundreds of coal plants have been retired in recent years for both economic and environmental reasons. Bringing them back ...
The Trump administration is rolling back several major climate policies, including two rules that target planet-warming ...
The United States should restart shuttered coal-fired power plants under President Donald Trump’s national energy emergency ...
In a first for the US, wind and solar produced more electricity than coal last year, according to a new report from energy ...
The Trump admin's efforts will eliminate trillions in regulatory costs and "hidden taxes," EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said ...
The resolution declares a “commitment” to President Donald Trump’s energy strategies and hopes to create a partnership ...
As President Donald Trump's tariff threats continue to hang over Canada, B.C. Premier David Eby wants the federal government ...
Coal-powered plants may see a revival under the Trump administration, as U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said the U.S.
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