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Moore also spoke about the upcoming budget talks, which some fear could lead to a government shutdown.

Moore also spoke about the upcoming budget talks, which some fear could lead to a government shutdown.

Smart Bomb: The completely unnecessary news analysis

People have made it clear that they want affordable, reliable, and clean energy. For too long, Washington’s energy policy has been distorting free markets to pick winners and losers, while spending trillions of taxpayer dollars in an effort to reduce emissions.

Everyone wants fresh air, clean water, healthy wildlife populations, and open spaces to enjoy. As climate change threatens those goals, nature itself is a big part of the solution.

East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, (AONB). have announced the events they will be hosting to celebrate their 60th anniversary.

Mississippians are blessed with great hunting, an abundance of productive farmland, vibrant forests and pristine bodies of water for fishing and boating. And while I understand not all are outdoor

House Republicans say their energy and environment plans for the coming months would address climate change. Critics aren't buying it.

Faucets in McCarthy's district are running dry after years of drought. Constituents want him to do more

Colleen Callahan was asked to resign her position as Gov. J.B. Pritzker begins his second term; here’s a look at Callahan’s nearly four years as the first woman to be director of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.