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Fifty-five years after the first Earth Day, climate activists organized a nationwide celebration of solar power. Read More

More than 70 percent of survey respondents were 50 years old or older, and more than 90 percent identified themselves as white. Read More

A district court should be able to privately review the plans for slashing federal agencies as part of its analysis of whether the decisions were illegal, a split panel ruled Friday. Read More

“Today is day one of the new EPA,” Administrator Lee Zeldin said. Union officials say the revamp is meant to intimidate scientists and undermine science. Read More

The offshore wind project can resume construction after the Trump administration halted work because of national security concerns. Read More

The Senate has confirmed some nominees. But President Donald Trump has yet to name candidates for a number of jobs. Read More

The Democrat could be sworn in as soon as next week. She’d take a seat previously held by her father. Read More

But the changes would only apply to not-yet-finalized evaluations, a signal that ones finalized by the Biden administration will stay. Read More