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The Interior Department's Fish and Wildlife Service is offering "ecogrief" training to employees who are struggling with a sense of trauma or loss as they witness a changing environment.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm once met with the leader of an environmental group that's been a proponent of banning new natural gas stoves over health and climate concerns.

A leak Thursday at a pumping station in Long Beach, California owned by fuel company Kinder Morgan has since led to the shutdown of gas deliveries via two pipelines from the Los Angeles area to Las Vegas and Phoenix.

The World Health Organization says it is closely monitoring a strain of avian flu that spilled into mammal populations and could potentially lead to a new pandemic in humans.

The Washington, D.C., area's dominant natural gas provider is fighting an imminent ban on gas stoves for new construction in Montgomery County, Maryland, joining a growing national resistance to such restrictions.

The Environmental Protection Agency is seeking input from the public on how it should dole out $3 billion on its Environmental and Climate Justice program established under Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act.

Tune in as Washington Times political reporter Kerry Picket discusses today's top stories.

President Biden's targeting of Big Oil during his State of the Union address Tuesday has acted as fuel to the fire for the partisan debate already raging on Capitol Hill over high energy costs and gasoline prices.

A group of U.S. senators has formed the Colorado River caucus to discuss how Washington can help states grapple with dwindling water supplies from the critical artery out West.

New legislation introduced Tuesday would help D.C. residents get rid of their gas stoves in favor of electric ones.