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Federal environmental enforcement, as measured by Environmental Protection Agency civil cases closed against polluters, hit a two-decade low in 2022.

Enforcement, as measured by Environmental Protection Agency civil cases closed against polluters, hit a two-decade low in 2022.

Report says federal environmental enforcement against polluters hit a two-decade low in 2022 under the Biden administration

Across the country, states are inking agreements with neighbors or striking out on their own to pursue billions in federal funding to set up “hydrogen hubs.”

U.S. states are inking agreements with neighbors or going it alone to pursue billions in federal funding to set up “hydrogen hubs,”

Across the country, states are inking agreements with neighbors or striking out on their own to pursue billions in federal funding to set up “hydrogen hubs

Across the country, states are inking agreements with neighbors or striking out on their own to pursue billions in federal funding to set up “hydrogen hubs,” clustered centers for production,

Biden reversing Trump's effort to unleash more toxic air pollution "marks another point of progress in the EPA's return to its mission of putting people, not polluters, first."

Exxon and other energy companies are eyeing the Gulf of Mexico to store large amounts of captured carbon dioxide. Is that achievable?

Top U.S. oil-producing states are trying to wrest oversight of carbon capture wells from federal regulators, hoping to speed the oil industry’s preferred approach to combating climate warming amid calls for limits on fossil fuel production. Companies are proposing carbon capture and storage (CCS) hubs to sequester greenhouse gas emissions from refineries, chemical and natural ...