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Alaska's untapped energy potential could revitalize the economy, reduce foreign energy dependence, and create jobs while respecting native communities' needs.
The legislation represents the most comprehensive energy and economic package in a generation, sending a clear signal that America is open for business.
The Environmental Protection Agency will reconsider a Biden administration ban on the last type of asbestos used in the ...
Alaska's untapped energy potential could revitalize the economy, reduce foreign energy dependence, and create jobs while ...
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'You're Repeating Yourself': When Jon Ossoff Snapped, Embarrassed Lee Zeldin During Heated ExchangeDuring his remarks in a Senate hearing in May, Senator Jon Ossoff embarrassed EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin over the Trump Administration's reckless budget cuts. Ossoff stated, "You're repeating ...
Lee Zeldin joins Lara Logan to expose fraud, climate funding scams, and waste inside the EPA. He calls for major reform in Episode 22 of Going Rogue.
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Lee Zeldin, the E.P.A. administrator, said erasing regulations would produce jobs and lower electricity costs. He called ...
The agency’s analysis of rolling back climate rules on power plants undermines its administrator’s assertions that they would ...
Industry groups had been pressing the EPA to issue standards for 2026 and for an increase to at least 5.25 billion gallons ...
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'That Will Be Your Legacy': When Adam Schiff Snapped, Went Scorched Earth On Lee Zeldin During Heated ExchangeDuring his remarks in a Senate hearing in May, Senator Adam Schiff went scorched earth on Lee Zeldin over his work at the Environmental Protection Agency. Schiff stated, "That will be your legacy." ...
Biden-era pollution standards for coal fired power plants and natural gas plants by the end of this year. EPA administrator, ...
The Biden administration had mandated that coal- and gas-fired power plants drastically reduce emissions by the 2030s.
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