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Texas sharpens attacks on solar power
From the state Capitol to utility commission dockets, Texas officials are moving to derail solar plans as they brace for a surge in electricity demand.
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Greens see chance to protect species in ‘God Squad’ fight
While saying the Trump administration is threatening Gulf of Mexico marine life, some groups see the attention galvanizing support for endangered species.
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Trump worker heat program removes inspection goals
The program was designed to increase inspections at worksites with a high risk for extreme heat. But the Trump administration has eliminated inspection metrics.
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EPA sets ‘no surprises’ science policy, reassigns researchers
Staff expressed frustration with how the transfers are being handled and perceive them as yet another measure to traumatize the workforce.
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Federal permitting obstructs clean energy deployment, survey finds
The clean energy finance platform Crux found renewable energy developers restructuring their businesses to avoid federal reviews.
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These two laws give US EPA the authority to regulate CO2 — if it wants to
Administrator Lee Zeldin says his agency can't regulate greenhouse gases without congressional approval. Some legal experts disagree.
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Tech cash flows to Texas lawmakers debating data centers
Funds aligned with Meta and Elon Musk are among those sending money to elected officials ahead of next year’s legislative session.
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