Environment
Energy Department’s project hit list draws bipartisan pushback from lawmakers
The cuts, if carried through, would politicize the federal funds that Congress and the Biden administration awarded to seven regional applicants as part of the bipartisan infrastructure law.
The controversy over $20 billion of climate grants is stalling projects across the country and could force cancelation of projects designed to help people lower their energy costs.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is picking a fight with Mexico over sewage flowing into San Diego.
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