EPA Looks to Remove Biden-Era Carbon Limits From Coal, Gas-Fired Power Plants

EPA has confirmed that it is drafting a plan to remove the caps on greenhouse gases from coal- and natural gas-fired power plants across nation.

EPA Granting Funds to Monitor Bacterial Infestation in US Beaches

EPA will provide $9.7 million in grants to state for monitoring bacterial presence at beaches and assessing the safety of these places for beachgoers.
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Fiery Senate EPA Budget Hearing Presages Clashes to Come

Trump admin’s $4.2 billion EPA's 2026 budget cuts spending by 55%, slashes staff, rolls back environmental regulations and rescinds grants.

US Wholesale Inflation Registers Largest Drop Since Pandemic

Wholesale inflation in April recorded the sharpest drop since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, signaling that U.S. tariffs have yet to affect consumers.

The REAL ID Deadline Is Here: What You Need to Know

REAL IDs are required for domestic air travel after May 7, though DHS is making a temporary exemption amid pressures on states.

Small Reactor Innovations Spur Global Interest in Nuclear Energy

Few Paris Climate Accord nations are meeting decarbonization goals, but with 31 signing onto a pledge to triple nuclear energy generation by 2050, aims remain viable.

Guns Trafficked to Mexican Cartels Could Result in Terrorism Charges for ‘Straw Purchasers,’ Officials Say

Federal officials on the southern border say president’s designation of cartels as terrorist organizations put more teeth in gun trafficking enforcement.

4 States Submit Waivers to USDA Seeking to Ban Soda, Candy From SNAP

Four Republican states are urging the USDA to let them ban soda, energy drinks, and candy from the SNAP, a spokesperson confirmed on April 24.