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Regulators at all levels are seeking to advance climate-change related policies. Of late, municipalities have increasingly sought to “decarbonize” buildings and related infrastructure...

Submission: Fast Track Approvals Bill

t’s time for a disrupter to get infrastructure and development projects moving, with significant benefits for New Zealand, says Straterra chief executive, Josie Vidal. 'We see the Fast-track Approvals Bill as the ticket to this and our submission ...

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New vehicle CO2 emissions and fuel economy saw their most significant improvement in more than a decade in 2023, according to the Environmental Protection Agency's 2023 Automotive Trends Report, released in December.

The Alaska state development agency leading the work on a 211-mile minerals access road in northwest Alaska said it will file a lawsuit over a pending decision by the U.S.

The House Republican leadership has organized a lineup of bills it believes will address what the House GOP says is ongoing Biden administration overstep in how household appliances are regulated. The Committee on Rules will meet Monday with Republican representatives to consider a series of bills that would prohibit the federal government from putting energy conservation standards on household appliances that Republicans say are not cost-effective or technologically feasible. Introduced by Ar...

In many parts of Ukambani region, water scarcity has led to untold sufferings for many residents, some who are forced to spend inordinate time wandering in the fields.

The Department of Energy finalized energy efficiency standards targeting common consumer and commercial lightbulbs as part of its broad climate agenda.