Environmental groups sue over decision to strip protections from imperiled Gulf species
They say more than two dozen threatened or endangered species are at risk, including the Kemp’s ridley sea turtle.
They say more than two dozen threatened or endangered species are at risk, including the Kemp’s ridley sea turtle.
The White House is convening a special committee Tuesday to consider an exemption to the law for Gulf drilling.
Proposed Endangered Species Act rollbacks, military expansions are leaving the Pacific’s diverse coral reefs legally defenseless.
Conservation groups plan to sue after the federal government greenlit a development that threatens panther habitat.
Given their energy and water use, hyperscale data centers should always start with rigorous transparency.
The hostile attitude of the current administration toward green energy has stalled its development.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is slashing spending, but the Sunshine State can’t afford to abandon its climate adaptation fund.
If offshore drilling expands according to a federal plan, it could cause 4,232 oil spills over the next few decades.
The Fish and Wildlife Service settled litigation over the species, but the wood stork will lose its endangered listing.
Studies show that heat, air pollution, disease spread and food insecurity linked to climate change are worsening.
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