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The complaint alleges the plan illegally restricts access to remote areas, including “well-known and frequently utilized routes” prized by OHV groups. Read More

In Washington, the EPA administrator talks up budget slashing. But he strikes a different tone on the road, promising support for states. Read More

More than 3,200 Department of Energy staffers were planning to leave as of Friday evening. The final number could be higher. Read More

Utilities and energy companies will no longer be held liable for killing birds unintentionally. Read More

Republican attorneys general are urging the Supreme Court to strike down a 2000 Supreme Court ruling that gave green groups easier access to courts. Read More

The Republican former House Intelligence chair lost a Senate race to Elissa Slotkin last year. Read More

Keeping environmental justice staffers on administrative leave violates several prohibited personnel practices, the effort alleges. Read More

Only days into the 2025 season, fishermen in the northern Gulf of Maine are told to stop harvesting sea scallops until NOAA adopts new catch limits recommended months ago. Read More