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Alaska North Slope crude plunged $2.77 May 1 to close at $84.05 per barrel, as West Texas Intermediate slumped below $80 -- tumbling $2.93 to close at $79 -- and Brent plummeted $4.42 to close at $83.44. From Wednesday to Wednesday, ANS slid $3.95 from its close of $88 on April 24. The most obvious...

A request from Cook Inlet Energy to delay contraction of its Cook Inlet Redoubt unit was partially approved April 30 by the Alaska Department of Natural Resources

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In the town of Whitehall, residents recently received a letter in the mail informing them that over the next two years the price of water is set to nearly doubl

The Biden-Harris Administration is taking action to replace lead pipes across the country.

Epa11315692 People pay tribute to the victims of the shooting at 'Vladislav Ribnikar' elementary school in Belgrade, Serbia, 03 May 2024. (ANSA)

EPA announces first of three distributions of IIJA funding for lead service line replacements. 

There is bipartisan concern about the new rule with some questioning EPA Administrator Michael Regan. Others say without the rule, there will be some health concerns.

In response to a question from the judge, a psychologist said Brendan Depa had more self-control than he showed in the attack.

The West Virginia Rivers Coalition has threatened to sue Chemours over what the group says are lingering violations of the Clean Water Act tied to PFAS at the companys Washington Works plant near Parkersburg. Chemours says the United States Environmental Protection Agency has yet to approve a PFAS remediation plan the agency required the company to submit in a consent order in April 2023.