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Declaring a national climate emergency would “wreck” the U.S. economy, Steve Forbes said “You’re going to pay for it with an even more troubled economy.”

The EPA awards the Coalition for Green Capital over $62 million to develop residential solar power in low-income communities.

The 2023 Consumer Confidence Report shows that Iowa City drinking water complies with all federal and state drinking water quality standards.Iowa City’s water s

Dave Walsh said in an interview that grid coordinators are warning they will not be able to meet demands for electricity under the EPA's latest rules.

The Biden administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued final regulations to reduced power plant greenhouse gas emissions Thursday.

"It's exactly what we recommended against." That's the view of Veena Singla, a member of a scientific advisory panel tapped by the EPA, on the agency's plan...

In 2013, Armstrong Oil & Gas Inc., along with its partner Repsol, kicked off one of the hottest exploration plays in the world west of Alaska

The Department of Natural Resources

Glacier Oil and Gas, owner of Badami operator Savant Alaska, has been considering a second pad at the unit, which is on the east side of the North Slope between Point Thomson and Prudhoe. But when David Pascal, chief operating officer of Glacier Oil and Gas, submitted the 21st plan of development f...

Online bidding for spring state areawide oil and gas lease sales will begin May 20 and close June 6, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources