Environment
Trump preparing to reopen Alaska wildlife refuge for oil drilling
The move to reignite a fight with coastal state governors — particularly California’s Gavin Newsom — who forced the president to back down in his first term.
Once again the United States is using its economic might to pressure other countries to back down from an effort to limit greenhouse gas pollution.
Missteps in cutting clean energy spending and friction between staffers has led to questions about whether the former fracking company CEO will remain in the Cabinet.
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