Nearshoring, energy highlighted at Council of the Americas conference in Mexico City
The conference exhibited a congenial tone of strengthening Mexico's economic potential through the organization's tenets of free trade.
EPA Administrator Michael Regan said the rules will improve public health while supporting the reliable, long-term supply of electricity that America needs.
The conference exhibited a congenial tone of strengthening Mexico's economic potential through the organization's tenets of free trade.
The biofuels industry and politicians in the Midwestern states where ethanol is produced from corn praised the EPA’s decision.
The U.S. Interior Department updated regulations dating back to 1977 to account for the dramatically changing conditions impacting wildlife and resources for Native communities.
A fisheries expert asked the court again to address flood control operations at a Northern California dam that he says are affecting salmon populations after a previous failed attempt.
The White House doesn’t feel President Nicolas Maduro is making significant progress toward a free and fair election this year.
As was the case in 2022, China led all other countries for both new onshore and offshore wind power installations in 2023.
Exxon originally asked for over $1.8 billion in tax refunds, but later dropped claims regarding a separate deal in Malaysia.
In Texas, the electric utility Griddy Energy reached a settlement with state regulators there over crushing electric bills its customers received during the deadly winter storm.
The attorney also argued the plant would bring jobs to "Cancer Alley."
The Center for Biological Diversity argues that the Fish and Wildlife Service has turned a blind eye to the effects of drilling on threatened manatees, sea turtles, beach mice and birds in the Gulf of Mexico.