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A judicial branch led by a conservative Supreme Court could hinder President Biden's attempt to use the $1.2 trillion infrastructure law to fight climate change and boost front-line communities, legal experts say.

The Department of Energy is kick-starting the process to unleash $6 billion from the bipartisan infrastructure law to help financially struggling nuclear reactors avoid premature closure.

Minnesota utility regulators yesterday approved Xcel Energy Inc.’s plan to shutter remaining coal plants in the state by 2030 and add thousands of megawatts of renewable energy as the company pursues a goal of net-zero carbon emissions by midcentury.

An Idaho House panel urged Congress to change a federal law that lawmakers fear could allow people to escape punishment for crimes committed in the so-called zone of death at Yellowstone National Park.

A 33-year veteran of the National Park Service will serve as the first full-time investigator to oversee compliance with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

The federal government's most carbon-polluting sector issued a request to industry last week for ideas on how to supply the federal government with 100 percent carbon-free electricity by 2030.

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Wall Street titan BlackRock Inc. in 2020 helped pump more than 330 million tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

Chemical companies spent a record amount lobbying Washington last year as officials have eyed a crackdown on the industry.

Oshkosh Defense announced production of a silent drive hybrid military vehicle as the Biden administration looks to pivot to lower-emitting technologies for military operations.