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The exemptions and dilution of existing provisions open up a range of forest land for exploitation. Adivasis and forest-dwelling tribes will be affected too.

Normal has approved a plan for Uptown South after discussion surrounding the development being restricted to u...

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

New forest law smacks of the colonial concept of eminent domain, a disaster for tribal people and the environment

The Department of Energy filed a notice this week updating how much it projects consumers will save under proposed gas stove regulations it proposed earlier this year.

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The bill also would block any oil and gas leasing on more than 300,000 acres of the Ruby Mountains and create 150,000 acres of wilderness in northern Nevada.

The agency's new analysis showed consumers would save about 9 cents per month under the gas stove regulations.

The Biden administration quietly revised its data analysis of gas stove regulations it proposed earlier this year, showing they would produce fewer consumer savings than previously projected. The Department of Energy (DOE) filed a notification of data availability as part of its ongoing gas stove rulemaking this week, showing that Americans will save 30% less

Measures to address tensions between wildlife and humans are critical for Tanzania.