Tag: Inside Climate News

Federal Funding Restored to Pennsylvania for Climate Programs In a significant turn of events, Governor Josh Shapiro announced that federal funding to Pennsylvania for climate-related and various other programs will be reinstated. This decision follows...

Lack of Staffing Cuts Could Hinder Disaster Aid for N.C. Communities Canton, N.C., a resilient mountain town of 4,400 people west of Asheville, has faced numerous challenges in recent years, from Tropical Storm Fred in...

Federal Regulator's Decision Sparks Controversy Over Energy Projects Approval The recent approval by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) of PJM Interconnection's proposal to prioritize 50 power projects, including nuclear and gas-fired plants, over stalled...

Legal Challenge Against EPA for Radioactive Waste Road Plan The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finds itself embroiled in a legal battle following its approval of a contentious plan to incorporate radioactive waste into a...

In the heart of North Dakota, where nine years ago thousands of activists gathered in protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline, a pivotal trial is about to unfold. This trial, brought forth by pipeline...

After reading the article on the approval of a new deepwater oil export terminal off the Texas coast, it is clear that the Trump administration is moving forward with its agenda to bolster American...

The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration has proposed a hefty $2.4 million fine against Denbury, the company responsible for constructing a carbon dioxide pipeline in Mississippi. This fine comes as a result of...

Transitioning to Geothermal Energy: Third Generation Driller's Journey Transitioning to geothermal energy marks a significant milestone in the world of clean energy. The widespread adoption of air source heat pumps has revolutionized heating and cooling...

The Texas Railroad Commission recently made a controversial decision to approve a permit for increased waste disposal in East Texas, specifically in the small town of Paxton. Despite the technical staff's recommendation to deny...

Railroad Commission Approves Controversial Waste Disposal Permit in East Texas After extensive deliberations, the technical staff of the Texas Railroad Commission recommended denying a permit to dispose of oilfield waste in Paxton, a small town...