Faulting the Trump administration for its failure to consider climate change late Tuesday, a federal judge temporarily blocked the auction of federal land in Wyoming for oil and gas drilling.
Read moreUpholding tribal rights, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Washington cannot tax a fuel distributor owned by the Yakama Indian Nation for using public roads to import product.
Read moreWarning of far-reaching environmental impacts, 16 attorneys general accused the Trump administration on Wednesday of relying on a flawed study to justify the start of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Read moreThree environmental groups sued the Trump administration on Wednesday over its decision to sell leases of millions of acres of land along the Gulf of Mexico for offshore drilling.
Read moreFrench authorities are working to contain a fuel spill off the Atlantic Coast after an Italian container ship sank following a fire.
Read moreFrustrated residents of a Denver suburb say state law is forcing them to participate in a major oil and gas drilling project against their wishes, so they launched legal challenges with potentially significant consequences for the industry.
Read moreWildfire victims on Friday asked a bankruptcy judge to block utility giant Pacific Gas and Electric from spending millions on lobbying until it fully compensates those who lost homes, possessions and loved ones in a series of destructive fires sparked by its equipment.
Read moreFiring an airhorn in the House chamber, Representative Joe Cunningham confronted a fishing official for the government Thursday on his testimony that underwater seismic testing is nonlethal to whales.
Read moreMarin Mendez leaned a shoulder into his rusty Chevy Malibu, rolling it forward each time the line of cars inched closer to the pump. Waiting hours to fill up, he says, is the high cost he pays for gasoline that’s nearly free in socialist Venezuela.
Read moreA group of small businesses said Southern California Gas Company should be held accountable for the ruinous losses they suffered in the wake of the most catastrophic gas leak in California history.
Read moreHalliburton Energy Services petitioned a federal judge to vacate a $6.7 million arbitration award to two employees for their overtime complaint.
Read moreAn environmental disaster is unfolding in the Pacific after a large ship ran aground and began leaking oil next to a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Solomon Islands, Australian officials said Friday.
Read moreExxonMobil has made the world’s third-biggest gas find in the last two years off the cost of Cyprus, the country’s government said Thursday.
Read moreAshley Hernandez often woke up with a bloody nose as a child. Her parents thought it was heat related, but she also had the same constant headaches and breathing problems as other students at her school in the Los Angeles suburb of Wilmington.
Read moreResidents of a town nicknamed “the Colorado Dream” sued the state Oil and Gas Conservation Commission in state court in Denver Thursday for approving a drilling permit that they claim threatens the “idyllic community.”
Read moreIn a step toward fulfilling the renewable energy goals of the city and county of Los Angeles, LA Mayor Eric Garcetti said Tuesday the city will abandon plans to spend billions of dollars to rebuild three existing coastal power plants.
Read moreAlaskans for and against drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge offered their opinions during the final public scoping session held by the federal government Monday.
Read morePacific Gas and Electric announced plans Monday for a major shakeup to its board of directors, a move intended to help restore confidence in the nation’s largest utility as it faces continued questions about its wildfire prevention plans and new scrutiny over gas pipeline safety.
Read moreIn a recent study, researchers concluded offshore oil and gas platforms not only act as reefs, but are in some ways more productive reefs than naturally occurring ones.
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