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In 2022, environment groups spent and raised $8 billion on climate change activities. That doesn't fully include the tens of billions of dollars that central governments are spending on climate issues.

FIRST ON FOX: A top House panel is planning to hold a hearing next week to probe the Biden administration's collaboration with eco groups seeking to tear down hydroelectric dams.

To help the snow-dependent wildcat species, officials announced a proposed US$31 million conservation plan for the Canada lynx this week

The COP28 climate talks have been flooded with announcements hyping controversial carbon credits before rules for them have been hammered out, with environmental groups fearing "greenwashing" on a massive scale.- Vagueness - Many different players have rushed to set up their own carbon credit rules, slowing down negotiations for a common regulatory framework, according to environmental groups.

Megafarms threaten rivers without help from DHEC, critics say. The SC environmental agency is accused of falling down on the job.

The Biden administration floated tearing down key hydropower dams in Washington, according to a secret court mediation made publicly available Wednesday.

The far-right party PVV led by Geert Wilders emerged victorious in a seismic election in the Netherlands on Wednesday with fears over how it could impact the country’s climate ambitions.

The Biden administration quietly entered into confidential negotiations with a series of environmental groups who have advocated for tearing down vital dams in the Pacific Northwest.

A federal appeals court has dismissed an effort from environmental groups to prevent an oil rights drilling auction from proceeding without protections for an endangered species of whale. Instead, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the Biden administration will have 37 days to carry out the auction for rights to drill in the Gulf…

Oil and petrochemical exporters like Saudi Arabia are among those opposing binding provisions