Articles Tagged with ''government policy''

Critics warn that the proposed flexibility might come at a cost to oversight and transparency.

The EPA says “some stakeholders have raised questions about applications of the 2023 rule’s scope of certification.” 

Under the current regulations, PHMSA must publish a rulemaking periodically to update the list as a companion action to EPA rulemakings that make changes to the list of CERCLA hazardous substances.

The investment, part of President Donald Trump’s America First Energy Agenda, marks one of the largest federal commitments to land restoration and economic revitalization in coal-producing regions.

The Driller will keep covering water legislation. Not because we’re repeating ourselves, but because the stakes keep getting higher. 

Halliburton will plan and design the first demonstration phase wells in GeoFrame Energy's geothermal and direct lithium extraction (DLE) project in East Texas

Despite setbacks, Senator Lee reaffirmed his commitment to the broader effort, stating, “I’m doing everything I can to support President Trump and move this forward. Stay tuned. We’re just getting started.”

Supporters argue the 2024 rule burdened regulators and states with confusing definitions, inflexible deadlines, and extra layers of federal review

The ocean floor holds key minerals we need for clean energy, but tapping into them could come at a serious environmental cost.

Environmental advocates decry the budget as an outright assault on climate action.