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Shining Light on Farm & Food Policy for 20 Years.
Sunday, September 29, 2024
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) traveled to the heart of coal country for a public hearing concerning a proposal to repeal the Clean Power Plan (CPP).
Senate Republicans look to move their tax bill as soon as this week over broad opposition from Democrats, who argue that the GOP's top legislative priority would be a giveaway to corporations and the rich.
The Environmental Protection Agency has formally decided against a technical change to the governance of the Renewable Fuel Standard, following through on a pledge its leader made to lawmakers in October.
Democrats and Republicans once again are battling over whether to open Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (AMWR) to oil and gas drilling, and money, the environment, and the GOP’s tax cut bill are at the heart of the matter.
Just as new electric semi-trucks show promise, diesel industry leaders are lauding the fuel that seems to have it all: near zero emissions and high performance.
As eight nuclear reactors prepare for retirement within the coming decade, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports that decommissioning just one nuclear power plant can cost up to $1 billion or take nearly 60 years to complete.
The latest Annual Coal Report (ACR) from the Energy Information Administration shows 2016 production decreased 18.8 percent, yielding the lowest annual production level since 1979 at 728.4 million short tons.