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The country leads on climate policy, but grapples with disagreements over strategy and the pace of change.

Nearby residents and environmental activists complained to state regulators without redress. Alabama officials initially fined the company, but now they’ve signaled a green light ahead.

Dereliction of Beauty: Part of a series from Inside Climate News on how lax regulation of beauty care products victimizes women of color. ICN is a nonprofit, independent news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for the ICN newsletter here. When Heather McTeer Toney thinks about the disproportionate harms that she […] The post Environmentalist’s Warning About Toxic Beauty Products Allows Black Women to Own Their Health appeared first on Capital B Ne...

A long standing pattern of letting livestock producers off the hook continues, even as billions pour into the industry.

Critics are calling on federal regulators to increase their scrutiny and oversight of the proposed pipeline, which would send gas from Texas to the Mexican coast for export to other countries.

The effort by Heather McTeer Toney, a former EPA official, is a part of a larger effort to educate communities of color about personal and communal environmental harms.

The Odessa American is the leading source of local news, information, entertainment and sports for the Permian Basin.

"Only you can prevent wildfires" is an outdated message. Here's a new one.

From the Texon Scar to the Sabine River, produced water spills have impacted soil, contaminated water resources and killed wildlife. But the Railroad Commission of Texas has resisted new regulations.

A Public-Private Partnership Confronts the Challenges of Nature-Based Solutions, Including Urban Growth, Logging Pressures and a Warming Planet