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Protesters stormed the conservative Heritage Foundation yesterday, condemning President Trump's proposed budget cuts and the group's role in drafting them.

Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions has hired a top fundraiser for Donald Trump's presidential campaign.

Democratic state attorneys general are objecting to legislation that would rewrite key facets of the Clean Air Act and freeze implementation of U.S. EPA's 2015 ground-level ozone standard until the middle of the next decade.

The center-right American Action Forum and a group of corporate giants today joined the ranks of those publicly pressing the White House not to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, before Trump administration officials meet tomorrow to map out a path forward.

During his bid for the White House, President Trump regularly promised voters that under his leadership, they could share in the riches of America's untapped "energy wealth."

Sens. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Heidi Heitkamp (D-N.D.) introduced bipartisan legislation this morning to change the way agencies issue rules for the first time in 70 years.

President Trump today vowed to end the "abusive practice" of establishing national monuments under the Antiquities Act, signing an executive order that will require the Interior Department to review the boundaries of dozens of sites designated within the last two decades.

The European Commission today doubled down on its legal action against Poland for logging a protected primeval forest in the northeast of the country.

Philippine Environment Secretary Regina Lopez will ban open-pit mining, she said today.

State officials in West Virginia reversed a decision Tuesday to charge entry fees at seven state parks.

The Texas Senate confirmed Kelcy Warren to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission yesterday.

A 3-inch hole in a rock wall at Alaska's Mile 109 draws people from all over who like the taste of the untreated water.

Large transmission lines at the likely soon-to-be-shuttered Navajo Generating Station in Arizona could be a major advantage for developing solar or wind projects in the region, energy experts said this week.

British Columbia Premier Christy Clark responded to new U.S. tariffs on Canadian lumber by calling for a ban on all exports of thermal coal, most of which comes from the United States. Coal interests on both sides of the border are pushing back.

California state Republican lawmakers are backing ambitious plans to fight climate change.

Duke Energy Corp. plans to keep reducing coal power despite the dramatic energy changes being pushed by the Trump administration, the utility said in a sustainability report released today.

A group of youth plaintiffs who are suing the federal government over its alleged role in causing and enhancing the danger of global warming today gathered in Washington to drum up support for their suit.

Two states sued the Trump administration yesterday for halting Obama-era changes to how coal, oil and natural gas are valued in the calculation of federal royalties.

Earthjustice filed a lawsuit today against the Army Corps of Engineers opposing the agency's management plan for the hotly contested Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint river system.

Across the river from New York City, what once was an open landfill has become 150 acres of meadowland.

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