Articles Tagged with ''government policy''

For drillers and miners, the message is clear: there’s momentum—and money—behind domestic resource development. But the spotlight brings new responsibilities, too.

Environmental groups and policy analysts often warn that accelerating U.S. mining could come at the cost of ecological degradation and Indigenous land rights

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced that it will hold a public hearing on October 22 to discuss its specific objection to a proposed wastewater discharge permit.

With no clear resolution in sight on Capitol Hill, Colorado’s energy leaders are bracing for prolonged disruption.

Of the seven companies that submitted winning bids for geothermal leases, Invenergy Geothermal Development LLC acquired five leases, the most of the companies that successfully bid on the geothermal leases.

EPA and DPNR will monitor Chitolie’s adherence and ensure it meets its obligations under the Clean Water Act. 

The EPA's aggressive enforcement strategy in Hawaii reflects the urgency of addressing wastewater pollution in one of the nation’s most environmentally sensitive states.

With projects like Araxá gaining momentum, and with companies investing across the entire value chain, the mining industry is no longer just digging—it’s building.

Critics say the term is vague and are pushing for specific standards so consumers aren’t lured into false climate promises.

The Speed to Power initiative underscores a growing tension in U.S. energy policy