Global Environment

Health 5 days ago

Cancer-linked herbicide in the spotlight after controversial order: 'Toxic by design'

HHS Secretary Kennedy supports Trump's glyphosate order while acknowledging pesticides "are toxic by design" and pose risks to Americans' health. The White House shared comment.

Health Care Regulations February 20

EPA scraps Biden coal restrictions, and advocates say move will restore American dominance

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin reversed Biden-era mercury standards for coal plants, sparking praise from energy advocates for struggling coal communities.

Donald Trump February 17

Trump won’t let Dem sewage 'failures' slide as Moore faces heat over infrastructure grade

Raw sewage spill in Potomac River reaches bacteria levels 2,700 times safe limit after pipeline collapse, sparking political battle between Trump and local officials.

Opinion February 16

EPA ADMINISTRATOR ZELDIN: We finally demolished the Democrat climate insanity

President Trump's EPA has eliminated the Obama-era Endangerment Finding, saving taxpayers over $1.3 trillion in what officials call the largest deregulatory action in history.

Media February 15

Bill Maher bungles greenhouse gases in attempted dunk against Doug Burgum

Bill Maher mocked Interior Secretary Doug Burgum's environmental deregulation stance while appearing to mix up carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide in a monologue.

VIDEO February 14

Trump's Biggest Biden Takedown

EPA revokes the climate endangerment finding.

VIDEO February 12

Marc Thiessen says climate change is not ‘existential,’ but a ‘problem that can be managed’

An ‘All-Star’ Panel debates the Trump administration ending Obama-era environmental regulations on ‘Special Report.’

US Climate Change February 12

Obama-era greenhouse gas rules gone as EPA’s Zeldin signs ‘single largest deregulatory action’ in history

EPA administrator Lee Zeldin eliminates Obama-era greenhouse gas finding in what he calls the "largest deregulatory action," saving $1.3 trillion.

Italy February 10

Record-setting wave of mountain deaths rocks Italy after avalanches strike

At least a dozen people died in Italian backcountry avalanches after the Winter Olympics began. Officials cited unstable snow and backcountry conditions.

Opinion February 9

I’ve done thousands of fracking jobs — here’s the truth the activists won’t tell

Fracking is essential for U.S. energy security as AI data centers increase power demand, with 9 million barrels daily from hydraulic fracturing supporting American energy independence.