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Oil and diesel, but really the food story is where americans have been feeling a hit, especially egg prices. >> todd: they will not feel a difference even if the report is good. >> ashley: right. the ninth dead whale just washed up on the jersey shore in a two-month span. they are saying it has nothing to do with offshore wind energy, why? >> cheryl: conservation groups are saying this has to do with the wind production, wind facilities being built out in the water off the new jersey shore. yeah, ninth dead whale in two months. >> ashley: it is weird. >> cheryl: weird and upsetting, nobody wan...

Seventeen groups moved to intervene today to defend the Biden administration’s postponement of several oil and gas lease sales.

And conservation groups have been concerned about the truss administration's approach to farming subsidies. when a scheme to reward farmers for helping the environment was paused it was called "an attack on nature". today, the farming minister mark spencer, speaking at a conference in oxford, announced that there would be more money in the post—brexit payment scheme for greener farming. it's a huge step in the right direction. this is about listening to those people who are delivering on the ground floor. it's about achieving our environmental ambitions as a government but also making sure f...

In england will be paid more public money for protecting the environment and producing food more sustainably. the farming minister mark spencer made the announcement at a conference in oxford. 0ur rural affairs correspondent claire marshall was there. many species and habitats in the uk are under severe pressure and conservation groups have been concerned about the truss administration�*s approach to farming subsidies. when a scheme to reward farmers for helping the environment was paused it was called "an attack on nature". today, the farming minister mark spencer, speaking at a conference ...

Conservation groups are urging Rishi Sunak to reverse what they see as an ‘attack on nature’ by the Government in recent weeks.