Environment
‘The time for serious negotiations is now’: Trump officials squeeze Colorado River states
Labor unions are using their political power — and a jobs message — to influence state efforts to regulate data centers.
As Colorado River water levels reach disastrous lows, the administration looks to draw cash from the 2022 climate law it sought to neuter.
The agency’s workforce has shrunk by almost 20 percent under President Donald Trump.
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