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Pheasants Forever and its sister group Quail Forever have elected a longtime South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks commissioner as chairman of the national board of directors.

Alaska's congressional delegation is jumping into a court battle over a moose hunter's right to ride in his hovercraft.

The Edison Electric Institute has brought on a former longtime chief of staff to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) as part of its K Street team.

Inspectors general based outside of the federal government are calling on Congress to pass legislation to ensure that the agency watchdogs have access to all records.

U.S. negotiators must make clear to the international community that the centerpiece of the Obama administration's domestic climate agenda is "unlikely to survive" court challenges, two attorneys general who are opposing the rule said.

Ninety lawmakers have signed a letter urging House leaders to include policy riders to block the Waters of the U.S. rule in the year-end omnibus spending bill.

A federal court today tossed out an industry group's bid to overturn California's greenhouse gas rules for heavy trucks.

A live-events company with ties to the White House is urging the Obama administration to open some of the nation's most treasured grounds to its productions.

Bob Wick has an eye for the lands nobody wanted.

The latest phase of a decadelong lawsuit to recoup the cleanup costs of one of the nation's largest Superfund sites could have major implications for the pre-eminent U.S. law for stemming pollution from contaminated sites, industry and environmental lawyers say.

A cable TV hunting show host has pleaded guilty to charges of poaching on Alaska's Noatak National Preserve.

Billions of dollars of South Florida lands are vulnerable to coastal flooding, according to a new report, making it the most threatened region in the United States.

Beautiful scenery has an added benefit: It's good for your health.

Four men between the ages of 19 and 21 have been arrested on felony vandalism charges in connection with the destruction of an inflatable dam in San Francisco's Bay Area, authorities announced yesterday.

Living next to a busy port can be similar to living near a coal plant, at least in terms of air pollution.

Some prospective buyers of electric cars say they face a strange problem when they show up on auto sales lots -- dealers don't seem very interested in selling the vehicles.

The Mine Safety and Health Administration is testing out and taking public comment on a proposed new website meant to overhaul its outdated home page.

The first head of U.S. EPA yesterday visited employees of the agency he began building 45 years ago, before heading to the White House to accept the Medal of Freedom for his achievements.

Bus companies in the United Kingdom are working to roll out more sewage-powered vehicles next year.

Europe's natural gas supply could be at risk with winter fast approaching after Gazprom PJSC cut off supplies to Ukraine today, according to the Russian state-controlled energy giant.

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