Berkeley plans to repeal first US gas ban
The California city's decision could have a ripple effect for similar restrictions on fossil fuels.
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The California city's decision could have a ripple effect for similar restrictions on fossil fuels.
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti, joined by a coalition of 20 other States, has filed a public comment letter once again taking a stand against the Department of Energy’s (DOE)
The City of Berkeley, California, agreed to stop enforcing and work to repeal a climate-related rule banning natural gas hookups in new construction.
BERKELEY GAS BAN NO MORE: The city of Berkeley is planning on halting the country’s first natural gas ban following a settlement agreement with the California Restaurant Association – prompting questions about the fate of similar efforts to reduce fossil fuel use. What happened: On Friday, the association and the city of Berkeley entered into
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro prevailed upon the Biden administration to delay a rule on transformers that would have closed a historic steel plant.