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More than a dozen groups are warning congressional appropriators that federal funds for efficiency programs are at risk of being withheld illegally by the Trump administration.

Congress may soon step into the struggle to save coffee from climate change.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is set to saddle up for a tour of the Sabinoso Wilderness in northeastern New Mexico tomorrow with Democratic lawmakers, in a trip that conservation advocates hope will persuade the Trump administration to accept a donation to create public access for the landlocked site.

The breeding season for an imperiled Everglades songbird ended abruptly this month when the Army Corps of Engineers flooded its nesting grounds.

Lois Gibbs has been called many names — the mother of Superfund, the toxic avenger and even the dump lady — though she's not particularly inclined toward any of them.

The Energy Department is demanding that a widely read article in Vanity Fair that cast a negative light on President Trump's transition effort be corrected.

Critics of the Antiquities Act like to argue that presidents can effectively lock up millions of acres of land or ocean into national monuments with the stroke of a pen — but what exactly will happen if President Trump attempts to erase the work of his predecessors?

Poland must obey an order from the European Court of Justice preventing expanded logging operations in the primeval forest of Bialowieza, the European Commission said today.

After three years of legal battles, a federal court today will hear a lawsuit seeking to block a massive proposed network of pumps and pipes that would drain water from eastern Nevada.

A California water agency is poised to adopt its own stricter regulations to protect the state's wetlands from development after the Trump administration last month moved to roll back controversial regulations under the Clean Water Act.

U.S. EPA today announced that it will aid in the cleanup of seven highly contaminated sites, including one polluted by the sister company of a firm formerly represented by the agency's enforcement chief nominee.

California's proposed bullet train project is poised to face a barrage of environmental challenges after a decision by the state's Supreme Court last week.

The Department of Transportation has proposed to exempt public transit project developers that use private cash from some regulatory requirements.

U.S. EPA's future is certainly changing under Administrator Scott Pruitt, but now the past might be changing, as well.

U.S. EPA's inspector general said the agency's contractors may be unprepared for cyberattacks.

U.S. EPA's Region 5 office in Chicago stuck to the rulebook when handling sexual harassment allegations made by its employees.

A California court last week blocked Southern California Gas Co. from reopening its natural gas storage facility at Aliso Canyon in the wake of a 2015 methane blowout that forced thousands of families from their homes.

The Trump administration today hailed a deal between the Ukrainian state-owned heating company and a Pennsylvania-based coal firm to export U.S. fuel to the war-torn nation.

The Global Change Research Wetland has been called the most elaborate facility of its kind.

Environmental groups today asked a federal court to enforce its decision earlier this month that the Trump administration lacked authority to delay Obama-era methane standards for the oil and gas industry.

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