Burgum’s Concern Over the ‘War on Mining’ and the Need for Strong Leadership in Tariff Negotiations with China
Ahead of upcoming tariff negotiations with China, Governor Doug Burgum expressed his concerns over what he calls the “war on […]
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Federal Judge Orders Immediate Release of Climate and Infrastructure FundsRuling delivers sharp rebuke to Trump-era freeze: “The president does not have unfettered power to hamstring in perpetuity”
In a landmark decision that could have sweeping implications for environmental policy and federal spending authority, a U.S. federal judge
Trump’s Economic Tumult Tests the Oil Industry’s PatienceThe president’s trade war has unnerved investors and executives — and could undermine his pledge to unleash “energy dominance.”
When President Donald Trump took office, he made a bold promise to usher in an era of “American energy dominance.”
Controversial Pick for U.S. Land Management Steps Down
A shift in leadership plans at the Interior Department. Kathleen Sgamma, the Trump administration’s nominee to lead the Bureau of
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Trump Moves to Hobble Major US Climate Change Study
In a significant shift in U.S. climate policy, former President Donald Trump has taken steps to severely reduce funding for
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Trump’s new goal: Revive a major climate pollutant that power markets have turned against
Trump’s New Goal: Revive a Major Climate Pollutant That Power Markets Have Turned Against In a surprising turn of events,
Sustainable Action Now: From Pro-Climate Republican to ‘One of the Trump Disruptors’ – The Rise of EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin
In the ever-changing landscape of American politics, where party lines often blur and ideologies shift unexpectedly, few political figures have
Judge hammers EPA over lack of proof of wrongdoing in terminating $20B in climate grants
In a significant development surrounding the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan has criticized the agency’s
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The Urgency of Climate Action: Understanding the Path Ahead
The Urgency of Climate Action: Understanding the Path Ahead Climate change has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges
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Advancing predictions of the Atlantic Niño and its oceanic drivers
[ad_1] The Atlantic Niño, a key climate pattern in the tropical Atlantic Ocean and the counterpart to the well-known El
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New report on drought and the Livestock Forage Disaster Program in Arizona
[ad_1] The Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS), a NOAA Climate Adaptation Partnerships (CAP) team, releases a new report on
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Increasing wildfire area burned amid a fire deficit in North American forests
[ad_1] Although wildfires have burned increasing land area in recent decades, a new Nature Communications study found a persistent fire
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New article on use of weather and climate products in wildland fire decision-making in the US Southwest
[ad_1] In the Southwest, wildfires are a persistent threat. Credit: Southwest Wildfire Science Consortium The Climate Assessment for the Southwest
Co-producing new knowledge systems for resilient and just coastal cities
[ad_1] Asset mapping in Santurce (San Juan), Puerto Rico. Credit: Feagan et al. 2025 The Climate Program Office’s Adaptation Sciences
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