Environment
Supreme Court lets Biden’s power plant climate rule take effect
Oil executives are citing international treaties, sanction laws and high payments in opposing Iran’s plan to charge ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
The EPA administrator became the first agency chief to speak at the Heartland Institute’s annual gathering of people who say climate change benefits humanity.
The vote suggests ballot measures could become a powerful new tool for grassroots activists seeking to block data center projects.
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