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And the Senate plods ahead on the national security supplemental.

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Major influence groups that have lobbied on opposite sides of the corporate climate disclosure issue are warning that creating a patchwork of state-level copycat rules could do more harm than good.

New regulations to cut down on the waste from packaging for consumer products could become the next flash point in trade relations between Washington and Brussels.

A large majority of American teachers say they lack the time, materials and expertise to provide instruction on climate change.

They're called "forever chemicals" because they don't break down and are difficult to remove from the environment. But the name could just as easily be a reference to the high cost and political and legal problems associated with remediation efforts.

It's been a year since the Inflation Reduction Act was signed into law, so this is good time to take a look at how it's going.

Republican politicians who were hoping to be swept into the White House on a wave of "anti-woke" sentiment have run into unexpected headwinds in the form of voter disinterest.

Black households will have to spend a larger share of their income to buy federal flood insurance than white, Hispanic or Asian households, according to a GAO report.

Asset managers aren’t walking the walk on climate change, according to a new analysis of their portfolios.