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Mari-Lynn Evans never planned to go back home to West Virginia. But 15 years after she did, the activist filmmaker is telling her story.

ClearPath Action has registered its first lobbyist.

Robert Dillon, a longtime aide to Alaska Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski, has joined a Washington policy shop focused on regulatory reform and economic growth.

Former U.S. EPA boss Christine Todd Whitman thinks President-elect Donald Trump is going to make the George W. Bush administration's environmental record look "pretty good."

A top scientific leader urged President-elect Donald Trump to embrace science in an essay published yesterday.

Efficiency advocates say they see opportunities and are "cautiously optimistic" about President-elect Donald Trump, despite his pledges to undo President Obama's regulations and climate programs.

Conservationists are pushing back against claims that President-elect Donald Trump could abolish the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and other sites unilaterally protected by previous presidents.

SAN DIEGO — Billionaire environmental activist Tom Steyer pledged yesterday to spend whatever is needed to stop President-elect Donald Trump from taking actions likely to accelerate climate change.

The GOP electoral sweep has Alaska Republicans feeling upbeat on the prospects for a priority that has eluded them for decades — opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas exploration and drilling.

President-elect Donald Trump today announced his first slate of nominees for top administration jobs, including two Republican lawmakers with a history of criticizing the Obama administration's environmental policies.

President-elect Donald Trump and Washington's "swamp" of lobbyists and consultants have never been buddy-buddy.

Mike McKenna, an energy lobbyist who has been leading President-elect Donald Trump's Energy Department transition team for months, has left that post.

Drilling in two key Arctic seas is off the table, though one lease sale in the Cook Inlet off Alaska is allowed under the Interior Department's five-year leasing plan announced today.

The White House yesterday released its latest regulatory agenda, a sweeping plan for the remaining months of President Obama's term.

Yesterday's earthquake off the coast of Japan has again raised concerns about the safety of the country's nuclear reactors.

A thunderstorm in Australia on Monday caused a spate of asthma attacks that led to at least four deaths.

The New Mexico Oil Conservation Division is defending one of its partners, a private company accused of insufficient cleanup at an oil waste disposal well.

Policing the Dakota Access pipeline protests has exhausted the $10 million emergency spending bill authorized by the state, and officials say they may need more.

An almost 400-year-old battle over water rights to the Potomac River is spurring a possible lawsuit between West Virginia and Maryland, and consumer products giant Procter & Gamble Co. is being pulled into the fight.

Cleanup is set to begin at a North Carolina Superfund site in 2017 after federal environmental officials came to an agreement with the three involved companies yesterday.

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