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The US Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the government's main environmental agency cannot enact sweeping limits on greenhouse gases, severely limiting

WASHINGTON (June 30, 2022) – Today the U.S. Supreme Court curtailed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to regulate carbon emissions from the power sector. The Supreme Court ruled that the agency is not authorized to consider shifting generation from dirtier to cleaner power generating sources when establishing greenhouse gas emissions standards under the Clean Air Act provision in question.

Conservative majority on the Court strikes down Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to regulate CO2 from US power plants under Clean Air Act

The stakes are clearer than ever that the U.S. and other major emitters must deliver on their promises.

<p>The United Mine Workers of America highlighted how BBB would provide critical support for coal workers as the industry declines.</p>

REGISTER   WASHINGTON (March 15, 2022)—World Resources Institute (WRI) will host a press call to frame the critical issues regarding Europe’s energy transition and global food security in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. 

What can we do to relieve consumers’ pain at the pump, boost our energy security and avoid a dangerous future for our children? Here are three things.

WASHINGTON (March 7, 2022)—Today the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced new standards to promote clean air and reduce pollution from heavy-duty vehicles and engines starting in model year (MY) 2027.

WASHINGTON (March 2, 2022)— U.S. President Joe Biden delivered the State of the Union address to share the administration’s accomplishments and lay out priorities for the coming year.

Biden's State of the Union address included strong messaging on the importance of measures to support clean energy.