An EPA investigation confirmed residents’ worst fears about operations at an industrial landfill. What happens next is all too uncertain.

The project, located east of Tampa, involves phosphogypsum, a radioactive, carcinogenic and toxic waste generated by the fertilizer industry.

Critics argue the federal decision props up costly fossil fuels power plants, does little to ensure grid reliability and undercuts state clean energy goals.

Modeling shows an estimated loss of global GDP of up to 50 percent in coming decades—unless we make changes now.

A program meant to help low-income Alabamians pay their utility bills has resumed two weeks after it was canceled due to an ...

Garbett was in the midst of preparations for another season when he got an email from the Forest Service saying all ...

Despite his partnership with Elon Musk, CEO of the nation’s largest EV company, the president has railed against former ...

The rebate program will help customers in the public and private sectors pay for charging infrastructure and fleet conversion ...

Environmentalists fear a quicker review will exclude the public input that can result in projects that cause less ecological ...

More than $1 billion in federal disaster recovery money is headed to western North Carolina, but now there could be too few ...

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This case and its outcome should be the concern of every American,” a legal expert says as the Dakota Access Pipeline trial ...