Environment
Trump administration moves to repeal climate ‘holy grail’
There might just be a simple reason the EPA administrator is more secure in his job than his Cabinet colleagues: He’s good at doing what Trump wants.
A U.S. negotiator warned other countries in a closed-door meeting that efforts to rein in climate pollution from ships has “no prospect” of success.
The gathering in Colombia marks a breakaway effort to accelerate climate action after years of plodding progress under the United Nations.
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