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An uneasy silence lingers over the more than 1 million acres where uranium mining is banned on either side of Grand Canyon National Park.

Wyoming lawmakers are opposing a plan by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice (R) to give a $4.5 billion annual subsidy to Appalachian coal producers.

Career government employees say they are disturbed by the lack of strong statements denouncing white supremacy from the Trump administration's Cabinet members.

President Trump's planned advisory panel on infrastructure "will not move forward," a White House spokeswoman said.

Henry Connelly, a top speechwriter for Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), is taking on an expanded role as deputy communications director for the House's top Democrat, one that will include emphasizing the benefit of clean energy jobs.

Two Senate Democrats are seeking a Government Accountability Office investigation into the Trump administration's hiring of political appointees at U.S. EPA and the White House Council on Environmental Quality.

Texas Tech University climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe gets hate mail and wrangles with Twitter trolls on a regular basis.

A group of economists and lawyers is arguing that the current calculation of the societal cost of greenhouse gas emissions is the best estimate available, despite President Trump's decision to withdraw the metric and disband the interagency working group that developed it.

New historic preservation grants showcase how the Trump administration will take credit for both cost-cutting and generosity on the same program.

A week out from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's national monument recommendations, it's almost impossible to predict which sites the administration could target for reductions or even elimination.

Volkswagen AG will move forward with production of an electric version of its classic Microbus camper van.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said yesterday that diesel cars are still needed in order to meet climate change goals.

In the weeks leading up to U.S. EPA's decision not to ban a controversial pesticide, Administrator Scott Pruitt promised "a new day, and a new future" to agricultural executives lobbying to continue using the chemical.

U.S. EPA's internal watchdog is examining whether the agency is alerting the public when drinking water becomes unsafe.

A lawsuit filed last week alleges that the Nestlé-owned Poland Spring label is a "colossal fraud" for claiming that the water is 100 percent natural spring water.