Environment
Trump administration proposes opening waters off California and Florida to oil drilling
Republican worries about energy affordability didn’t deter the administration from halting five major projects that had already begun construction.
The Trump administration’s blocking of renewable projects is putting in jeopardy the long-running talks to reduce red tape for energy projects.
Environment
Interior pauses construction of all offshore wind projects, citing national security concerns
The halts of five projects is a major ramp up of the administration’s hostility toward the industry in the United States.
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