Articles by John Oldani

As the DOE commits to keeping more coal plants active, the decision pits dependable power against research into clean energy transition

New national water availability assessment provides data to help evaluate water supply and demand long term across the United States.

Can the Great Lakes State afford AI's thirst for water? It's the question Michigan residents and others are asking.

Interior secretary Doug Burgum’s appeal of a federal renewable energy ruling could create new challenges for geothermal projects and permitting reform.

The EPA says it's prepared for the long haul when it comes to providing cleaner water. 

MTech just produced three new tools designed to help reduce physical strain on crews while also shortening setup times, particularly during lift station cleaning or work in confined areas.

This new wave of funding specifically targets drinking water contamination in vulnerable communities.

As more states explore converting orphan wells into clean heat, this multipurpose approach to remediation could solve a widespread problem.

The agency was back at Capitol Hill earlier this month for another high-stakes hearing. Here are the big points and what affects the drilling industry

With EPA reshaping its approach to water policies, environmental advocates question if the agency's ideas can offset larger infrastructure and consumption problems.