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Akron reaches deal with EPA to forgo $300 million sewage treatment facilityThe city reached an agreement with state and federal EPA officials to forego the Enhanced High Rate Treatment facility after investing $1 billion in sewer system improvements.

cleveland.com4h agoWhole story →

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Beach in Guam: Supreme Court Considers if Military Can Explode Bombs in This HabitatThe justices heard arguments over whether the U.S. Air Force can keep destroying munitions on a Guam beach under a program it began in 1982.

The New York Times7h agoWhole story →

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In Santa Fe, Trump’s EPA chief announces plans to roll back Biden-era oil and gas regulationsU.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin announced plans to roll back Biden-era oil and gas methane regulations, drawing criticism from New Mexico environmental advocates and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.

Albuquerque Journal9h agoWhole story →

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Trump 'Environmental Destruction Agency Continues Its Rampage' With Methane Pollution RollbackThe US Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday announced plans to further weaken federal protections against methane pollution from oil and gas operations, prompting environmental advocates to accuse the Trump administration of once again putting fossil fuel interests ahead of public health and the climate. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin made the…

Common Dreams9h agoWhole story →

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Ferguson asks for another $13.2 million in FEMA funds to repair damaged public infrastructureGov. Bob Ferguson asked for another $13.2 million from the federal government for wildfire recovery across the state, this time to repair damaged public infrastructure.

Spokane Spokesman-Review10h agoWhole story →

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Trump to propose relaxing oil and gas methane rules{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Trump to propose relaxing oil and gas methane rules The Trump administration plans to loosen restrictions that rein in methane from oil and gas production, it announced Wednesday. © Matthew Brown, Associated Press The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said in a press release that...

The Hill10h agoWhole story →

Wildlife patrol leads to 20 immigration arrestsBy Nolan Mckendry | The Center Square Federal authorities apprehended 20 people for alleged immigration violations during a three-day enforcement operation with Louisiana wildlife agents in three coastal parishes. The Louisiana […]

American Press19h agoWhole story →

MAGA media’s election denial in LA mayoral race is a warning for the midtermsA media analyst warns that right-wing pundits are creating a dangerous environment where the reflexive rejection of negative election results is the new normal.

CalMatters20h agoWhole story →

Federal wildlife officers killed 28,000 animals in California in 2025, data showsFederal wildlife managers euthanized 28,000 animals in California in 2025 and dispersed about 1 million more as part of a nationwide program meant to control invasive species and minimize danger to people, pets and livestock, new data show.

Santa Rosa Press Democrat20h agoWhole story →

Exclusive: Paxton privately blames campaign woes on Iran war, gas pricesTexas Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton privately lamented the impact of the Iran war and gas prices on his campaign in a meeting last month, telling a group of donors and lobbyists, "I don't make the decisions," according to audio obtained by Axios. Why it matters: It's a candid admission from a close Trump ally about the challenging environment…

Axios23h agoWhole story →

New Documents Add to Evidence in Climate Deception Case Against ExxonMobilIf there was a year the world began waking up to climate change, it might have been 1988. That June, the NASA climatologist James Hansen testified to Congress that the climate was warming and would continue to do so as long as humans pumped fossil fuel pollution into the atmosphere. Months later, the United Nations […]

Inside Climate News23h agoWhole story →

'Grandmother' tree uprooted for border wall constructionFederal agents in Southern Arizona arrested protesters on Tuesday who were trying to protect a towering grove of cottonwood trees along the U.S.-Mexico border.

EUROPE SAYS1d agoWhole story →

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DWEE rolls out ONE RED data bank, grant programsThe Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment (DWEE) chose a venue at last month’s Husker Harvest Days near Grand Island to roll out its new ONE RED program, intended to leverage federal funding to strengthen the state’s economy while reducing harmful air pollutant emissions. The presenters touted two aspects of the program as a boon to ag…

Aurora News-Register1d agoWhole story →

Candidates in Spokane's open state rep. seat on AI, wildfire recovery - Tue, 06 Oct 2026 PSTSpokane voters will choose a new state legislator this fall in a seat long held by retiring Rep. Timm Ormsby.

Spokane Spokesman-Review1d agoWhole story →

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Sigma Lithium wins legal decision, resumes mining-industrial operationsSigma Lithium (SGML) resumes its mining-industrial operations winning a benchmark legal decision based on technical merits by a Federal Court o...

Markets Insider1d agoWhole story →

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Feds sued over livestock grazing in Arizona critical habitatRenewing complaints first made in 2020, conservationists say federal agencies are in violation of the Endangered Species Act by allowing cattle into riparian areas in which grazing is prohibited.

Courthouse News Service1d agoWhole story →

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Three Senate Races Shift Toward Democrats with Midterms 4 Weeks AwayMidterm elections are commonly viewed as a test of the political environment facing the party in power.

Newsweek1d agoWhole story →

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Coal company’s $1 billion lawsuit tossed out against Oakland tossed outA $1 billion lawsuit against the city of Oakland by coal company Insight Terminal Solutions was dismissed by a Kentucky judge for lacking jurisdiction on Sept. 30. Later that day, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill requiring full environmental review for all new coal facilities.

The Mercury News1d agoWhole story →

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200+ Groups Call on Lawmakers to Oppose Permitting Reform That Would Gut Endangered Species ActMore than 200 environmental groups are calling on US lawmakers to halt a bipartisan permitting reform bill they say would gut protections for endangered species. The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026— introduced last week by Sens. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), Martin Heinrich (D-NM), Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), and Mike Lee (R-Utah)—is…

Common Dreams1d agoWhole story →

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Lawsuit filed to stop Hwy 41 project; missing SC man ID’edIn today’s news briefing, read about a lawsuit over the Highway 41 project, some closure in a Charleston cold case and President Donald Trump’s comments toward U.S. Senate candidate Annie Andrews.

Charleston Post and Courier1d agoWhole story →

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