Environment
Exxon chief urges stability in US climate policy, knocks carbon border tariffs
The president has yet to announce his plans for the 1992 Senate-ratified treaty that underlies the world’s efforts to counter global warming.
“Today is day one of the new EPA,” Administrator Lee Zeldin said. Union officials say the revamp is meant to intimidate scientists and undermine science.
Judge says there is “no question in my mind” of irreparable harm to the offshore wind project.
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