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The past 12 months saw the collapse of several major offshore wind projects, signs of trouble in the electric vehicle (EV) market, layoffs at major environmentalist groups, a failed pressure campaign to kill a major energy project and more.

In a statement of 'withdrawal with immediate effect', the department of education said the school nutrition programme will continue as normal when the second term resumes on April 2

We’ve seen them go after gas stoves…how many more home appliances will Americans eventually have to replace?

THERE will be sufficient power supply in the country even if the El Niño phenomenon extends until the first half of 2024, a Department of Energy (DoE) official said in a briefing on Friday.

Only 40 Memphis-Shelby County Schools received an A or B letter grade based on the new grading system from the Tennessee Department of Education.

A former New Mexico Customs and Border Protection officer was recently convicted by a federal grand jury on one count of deprivation of a right and one count of

This is the second round of funding from $1 billion made available through the Inflation Reduction Act.

A new statewide survey shows that although most Hoosier kids attending private schools are continuing to learn cursive, far fewer Indiana public schools currently teach the writing style to younger students. The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) surveyed 1,770 schools across Indiana this fall. Of the 1,386 respondents, 91% of state-accredited non-public schools are teaching […]

THE National Irrigation Administrations (NIA) partnership with the Department of Energy (DoE) is expected to generate higher revenue, which will be used for projects to develop the energy sector.

EXCLUSIVE — A left-wing diversity, equity, and inclusion consultancy that has drawn the ire of Republican lawmakers seems to have falsely listed the federal government as a "client," with one government agency flat-out denying ever working with the firm.