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The agency sent a proposal to the White House on Monday that would revisit its 2023 decision that imposed new emission limits on power plants and other industrial facilities in 23 states. Read More

The agency’s chemicals office is under a court deadline to finalize the assessments by the end of the year. Read More

Over the last 11 months, the administration has imposed a fraction of the penalties issued in the first 19 days of 2025, a new analysis shows. Read More

Feds gave the go-ahead for the East Wing demolition but did note that the president’s oversized plans would create “a visual imbalance” with the rest of the White House. Read More

Jeff Clark is out as the leader of the White House regulatory shop, but the office’s agenda isn’t expected to change under Mark Paoletta. Read More

Three Democrats are seeking information from tech firms about the growing energy use of data centers and the utility bills of individuals and other businesses. Read More

The lifting means residents in the area under the advisory are no longer asked to sleep in their day clothes, with helmets, shoes and grab bags at their bedside. Read More

The 2020 failures near Midland laid bare the risks posed by Michigan’s roughly 2,600 dams, some two-thirds of which have exceeded their intended lifespan of 50 years. Read More