Miranda Willson

The draft decision concerning coal ash dumps comes three years after the Biden administration rejected a similar proposal from Alabama regulators.

Construction of data center pipes can produce wastewater that is troubling to sewer systems and that current regulations may not sufficiently address.

As the Federal Aviation Administration contemplates easing requirements for private space companies, reports swirl around SpaceX building a new site along

Twenty-six Senate Democrats are asking EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to take back a proposal that would rescind drinking water limits for four PFAS.

Two Senate Democrats introduced a bill Monday to set cybersecurity standards for water utilities — something Republicans and industry have long fought.

The rule required state and federal regulators to account for tribes’ hunting and fishing rights when setting plans and policies to reduce water

The Trump administration is considering weakening rules for wetland easements in the Midwest, drawing backlash from some conservatives and hunters.

The change follows major opposition from Republican lawmakers and duck hunters.

The hold could delay the administration’s effort to place Project 2025 author Dennis Kirk as inspector general at the Interior Department.

The $100 billion project will be built on coastal marshland, which the company pledged to help restore.