Global Environment - Page 9

Montana May 6

Red-state governor shoots down bill banning this common hospitality industry item

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte vetoes legislation that would largely ban Styrofoam containers, dubbing it “textbook government overreach."

Lee Zeldin May 4

EPA chief Zeldin announces overhauls to bring agency back to Reagan-level staffing

The EPA is overhauling its staffing and offices to cut taxpayer funds going to the agency and to bring its workforce down to Reagan-era levels, Administrator Zeldin announced.

VIDEO May 4

EPA Administrator Zeldin: 'We owe it to the American taxpayer to operate as efficiently as possible'

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin details the agency's goal to be as efficient 'as possible,' its approach to staffing and its projects with other departments and agencies.

VIDEO May 2

Toxic algae bloom devastates marine life along California coast

Fox News national correspondent Jeff Paul reports on a dangerous toxic algae bloom that is killing marine life along the California coast, raising concerns among biologists.

US Environment April 23

EPA fires or reassigns hundreds working on 'environmental justice'

President Donald Trump's administration took aim at "environmental justice" programs at the EPA on Monday, eliminating hundreds of jobs.

San Diego April 22

EPA chief Zeldin launches talks with Mexico to end sewage hitting San Diego, Navy SEALs: 'Out of patience'

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin traveled to San Diego April 22, where he met with Navy SEAL vets and local leaders to assess a Mexican sewage crisis contaminating US waters.

VIDEO April 22

‘Extracted’ crowns season 1 winner after grueling wilderness challenge

‘Extracted’ Season 1 winner Haley Lindell joins ‘Fox & Friends’ with her cousins to share what it took to survive the wilderness and win the intense reality competition.

Opinion April 22

BISHOP ROBERT BARRON: The legacy of Pope Francis

In word, gesture and deed, Pope Francis consistently reached out to those on the edges – the poor, the disenfranchised, migrants – and endeavored to bring them to the center.

Politics April 22

Trump Energy chief recounts evolution of US environs over 56 'Earth Days': ‘A handily energized society works'

Energy Secretary Chris Wright celebrated the 56th anniversary of Earth Day by contrasting how the environment looked before and after "handily-energized society."

US Religions Christianity April 20

Global church network pushes 'climate justice' narrative during Holy Week: 'Moral imperative'

One of the world's largest ecumenical Christian church networks has been posting a climate activism agenda during Holy Week, sparking criticism from some.

Tech April 19

Stop sorting your garbage with this new technology

Recycling robots are using artificial intelligence to learn how to sort recyclables by recognizing patterns in colors, textures, shapes and logos.