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One Republican lawmaker decried a recent report that he said was "an unscientific and politically-motivated review of cherry-picked information."

As of the end of the legislative session last month, the strong effort to repeal the Certificate of Need Program—CON is the regulatory program by which providers of important healthcare...

"The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed the Water Resources Development Act of 2022, which would further Everglades Restoration efforts, as well as improve management of the nation’s waterways, and fund flood control and coastal resiliency projects."

For those unfamiliar with the origins of CON, in 1964, New York was facing the issue of overbuilding hospitals, which affected the cost of healthcare in the state.

More than two months after President Joe Biden announced a ban on Russian oil imports, Washington continues to wring its many hands over where to find some alternatives.

House lawmakers are poised to mark up an expansive water infrastructure bill this week that includes a bipartisan strategy coastal lawmakers are rallying around to shore up the nation’s defenses against accelerating sea-level rise.

Having recently completed beach nourishment projects in five Delaware Bay beach communities, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control today begins the next phase of restoring parts of Delaware’s coastline, including the beaches that experienced widespread erosion and damage from a May nor’easter.

Clean energy advocates are defending some of President Donald Trump’s moves that softened the bedrock environmental policy.

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee will vote on the legislation tomorrow.

The St. Louis Engineer District is celebrating its 150th anniversary, recalling a number of significant moments for the city and the nation.