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The order, announced today under the authority of the Clean Water Act, comes after a February 2025 inspection revealed serious lapses in how the company handles and stores hazardous materials. 

To support this transition, Indiana offers a home energy rebate program that provides financial assistance to residents making energy-efficient upgrades. In addition to improving individual homes, building more multi-family housing.

A new report reveals a sharp rise in water use by the region’s fracking industry

Drilling companies should watch these developments closely and consider how transparency, collaboration, and local ecosystem impact are becoming essential components of industrial water resilience.

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

Local officials allege the University of Michigan is being “deceptive” over its plans for the $1.2 billion “computation center,” which could bring few benefits and many costs to Ypsilanti Township.

The Santee Sioux Nation has advised residents not to drink water from the public system and continues to distribute bottled water as an alternative supply. 

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

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.