Environment
Electricity prices jump after Trump rejects disaster aid for Michigan utilities
At least 15 coal-fired plants are being kept online to power artificial intelligence as the administration rolls back pollution rules.
Delegates from nearly 200 nations — not including the U.S. — showed they could make some progress. But they deferred the hardest decisions.
The destruction caused by the summer storms was enough that past presidents likely would have approved requests for federal assistance, former FEMA officials said.
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