A federal judge seemed sympathetic Thursday to arguments from red states and the fossil-fuel industry that a 2021 appellate court decision throwing out a lawsuit brought against the sector over pollution is relevant to their challenge of New York’s climate superfund act.
The Seventh Circuit on Thursday largely affirmed a district court’s ruling that Enbridge Energy Co. Inc.'s oil pipeline is trespassing on the Bad River Reservation in Wisconsin.
Seven environmental groups Thursday asked a judge to vacate the Trump administration’s new endangered species rule allowing agencies to consider the economic impacts of designating “critical” habitat for imperiled wildlife.
Insurers are bracing for a new era of catastrophe risk in Europe fanned by rising temperatures in the world’s fastest-warming continent.
A major industry trade group is suing Colorado over its extended-producer responsibility law that requires packaging companies to pay for a recycling program in the state, alleging it is unconstitutional on multiple fronts.
When fuel costs jumped earlier in the Iran war, US consumers powered through it — with a hefty assist from federal tax refunds. Now they’re getting hit by another wave of higher gasoline prices, and the buffer is gone.
The Senate Agriculture Committee released updated text of its farm bill Friday, setting up the next phase of negotiations as lawmakers race toward a committee markup.
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The Trump administration plans to dramatically reduce discrimination complaint processing options for federal workers, according to two people familiar with the proposal.
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The US government released a plan on Friday that for now staves off catastrophic cuts to the water supply in Arizona, California and Nevada as the Colorado River climate crisis leaves reservoirs at record lows, threatening a resource supporting 40 million people and more than $1 trillion in gross domestic product.
The four largest players in the data center race have committed nearly $2.4 trillion in spending over the coming years, pointing to massive ongoing investment in AI infrastructure.
The Trump administration has done enough deregulating that it can now concentrate more intensely on helping the private sector build factories, data centers, mines, and other physical infrastructure, a top White House official said on Friday.
Long used to house workers in America’s remote oil fields, manufactured homes are finding a new booming customer: the AI industry.
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Texas entities lack standing to challenge a state law that requires them to give notice about guns being prohibited on their properties, the en banc Fifth Circuit ruled.
Federal judges called on the Department of Homeland Security’s top lawyer to remove social media posts naming judges who’ve ruled against the administration as the “worst of the worst.”
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