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The terminations are hurting states financially, the complaint says. Read More

In a reminder of EPA’s U-turn on environmental justice, a new court document indicates a halt to the case over toxic releases at the Louisiana chemical facility. Read More

Six weeks after the Federal Advisory Committee for Science Quality and Integrity’s first meeting, it was axed by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. Read More

The president’s critics see his recent moves as intimidation tactics that could be used to target green groups and other nonprofits. Read More

An estimated 650 people were dismissed last week from the agency, which oversees weather forecasting, ocean regulation and satellites in outer space. Read More

Ed Fleming, the former commander of the Charleston District, said it’s not unusual for staffers to be told to move. “But on short notice like this, that would cause a little upheaval,” he said. Read More

“Coal transformed our world and made it better,” said Energy Secretary Chris Wright. Read More

There was dismay and anger inside a London court as a landmark ruling on climate activists was read out. Read More