The agency’s plan to regulate power plant emissions reportedly will lean on a carbon-trapping technology that the industry has been touting—but barely using—for years.

Trump’s arraignment was a flashback to that miserable era when he drowned out every policy discussion.

New York Harbor has seals and whales today because of the Clean Water Act. Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency could roll back a lot of that progress.

The Roberts court is taking up cases with phantasmal litigants and speculative complaints. But how it resolves them could have a massive impact on American life.

Broad, bipartisan swathes of the American people want a leader who will fight on their team against the entrenched power of corporate interests.

The Biden EPA is right to cut hydrofluorocarbon emissions. But sustainable air conditioning requires more than just better window units.

The Biden administration supports biofuels. But a Smithfield project in North Carolina shows that converting hog waste to energy won’t address the biggest issues with pork farming.

The unholy alliance Senator Inhofe has forged between the agency, the state, and oil drillers is designed to skirt tribal sovereignty.

Even if Democrats win back the White House and the Senate, it will be a long struggle to restore the regulations the Republican-controlled EPA has erased.

A new generation of superfast wireless internet is coming soon. But no one can say for sure if it’s safe.

The conservative justices signaled they want to limit agencies' ability to regulate. That could have disastrous consequences for the planet.

The EPA chief's latest argument against fighting climate change is astonishingly foolish—but it's exactly what most of us want to hear.

Andrew Wheeler used to lobby for Murray Energy. Now he's making its CEO's deregulatory dreams a reality.

The administration has become an ethics nightmare, as former industry shills now lead the EPA and the Interior Department.

While hundreds of sick laborers celebrate a verdict in Tennessee, the EPA is weakening rules to protect them.

The president wants to let coal plants emit more of the neurotoxin. The Supreme Court nominee's views on the subject are already clear.

His proposed rule wouldn't just weaken Obama's emissions regulations. It may encourage coal plants to remain in business longer.

The president's climate policies could cause the equivalent of adding 340 million cars to the road.