Articles Tagged with ''government policy''

Officials say the partnership reflects a new model for shared investment between government and industry.

Unlike land-based mining, ocean ecosystems are less understood and recover more slowly, which raises the stakes for mistakes.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright directed his department earlier this year to emphasize technologies that strengthen energy reliability.

Marietta City Council’s Water, Sewer and Sanitation Committee has created a seven-member task force to take a closer look at the science, safety, and permitting process surrounding injection wells.

DOE maintains that all decisions were made following a detailed, case-by-case review process.

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.