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How House Speaker Mike Johnson is revealing key aspects of the Republican climate agenda moving forward

Hyundai Motor: Kim, a Korean-American diplomat and a veteran State Department official, also recently ended his term as U.S. ambassador to Indonesia.

Regardless of the IPEF outcome, partaking in its negotiations will solidify Indonesia’s status as a reliable and inclusive trade partner, writes Arrizal Jaknanihan (Bappenas).

This essay is based on testimony delivered November 29, 2023, before the Congressional Subcommittee on Environment, Manufacturing and Critical Materials, House Committee on Energy and Commerce.

Under the proposed framework, the high price of a taxpayer-funded drug will be a factor in determining when to invoke a regulatory power known as “march-in rights,” senior officials said.

The U.S. special representative for North Korea Sung Kim will join South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor as an adviser in January, the company said on Friday....

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) Energy Programs Office will host a public engagement session to give Pennsylvanians an opportunity to provide feedback on how to use federal funding

Green energy is booming but progress is too slow to see rapid emissions cut needed by 2030, according to a new climate ranking. Denmark and the Philippines top the climate table, while oil-producing states come in last.

Newspapers report that negotiations are set to intensify at COP28, “with nations wrangling over whether to phase out or phase down fossil fuels”, states the Guardian.

California may require homeowners to replace their broken air conditioning units with heat pumps or more efficient HVAC systems beginning in 2026.