DOE floats new cuts to hundreds of clean energy grants
The Department of Energy is proposing major new cuts to hydrogen and air capture hubs. The post DOE floats new cuts to hundreds of clean energy grants appeared first on E&E News by POLITICO. The D...
Fact-checking Chris Wright on energy
The Energy secretary’s talking points are often heavy on data. Here’s what those numbers say. The post Fact-checking Chris Wright on energy appeared first on E&E News by POLITICO. The Energy s...
Greenland’s PM looks to boost EU ties despite Trump threats
Jens-Frederik Nielsen talked up the island’s vast reserves of rare earths and critical minerals that he called ripe for European investors. The post Greenland’s PM looks to boost EU ties despite T...
EU to set 50 percent steel tariff as opening bid to Trump
The proposal is meant as a “steppingstone” for a better deal with the United States, which also charges 50 percent on all steel. The post EU to set 50 percent steel tariff as opening bid to Trump ...
Trump expresses ambivalence about USMCA renewal
“We could renegotiate it, and that would be good, or we can just do different deals,” the president said during a White House meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. The post Trump expre...
Shutdown delays Trump administration’s farm aid plans
Officials have readied nearly $13 billion from an internal USDA fund, but there’s no final decision on how much will be used for farm aid — or when. The post Shutdown delays Trump administration...
Emails show Senate GOP fuming at Interior DOGE aide
“At this point you’re just being rude,” a frustrated Senate aide wrote to Interior official Tyler Hassen after weeks of requesting a briefing on Interior Department staffing. The post Emails sho...
George Berklacy, an ‘old school’ NPS pro, dies at 89
He ran the National Park Service's public affairs office for more than a decade. The post George Berklacy, an ‘old school’ NPS pro, dies at 89 appeared first on E&E News by POLITICO. He ran th...
‘All-hands-on-deck’: A shrunken NOAA Fisheries office’s summer scramble
In Alaska, current and former staffers describe the complications of work within a downsized federal bureaucracy. The post ‘All-hands-on-deck’: A shrunken NOAA Fisheries office’s summer scramble...
Congress repeals Biden land use plan for Montana
Republicans are looking to undo two more resource management plans this week. The post Congress repeals Biden land use plan for Montana appeared first on E&E News by POLITICO. Republicans are look...
National parks open during shutdown are losing money while spending it
The parks can't collect fees even as they tap those funds to stay open, one of several complications for the National Park Service as the government remains shut down. The post National parks open dur...