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EPA won’t set nationwide standards for data centers
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EPA won’t set nationwide standards for data centers

The Trump administration is not going to set nationwide environmental requirements or recommendations for the rapidly growing data center industry, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said Wednesday. While there are technologies and practices that reduce air pollution and water usage, states and communities know what works best for them, Zeldin said at the POLITICO Energy Summit...

Trump administration in ‘active dialogue’ on strategic petroleum reserve in California
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Trump administration in ‘active dialogue’ on strategic petroleum reserve in California

The Trump administration is in “active dialogue” on creating a petroleum reserve in California, Energy Secretary Chris Wright told POLITICO on Friday, a move that would boost oil infrastructure in the state and undermine Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s bid to shrink the state’s fossil fuel footprint. A June 2 document that lawyers for Sable Offshore...

UN: Global climate plans falling short of the goal
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UN: Global climate plans falling short of the goal

Governments are falling far short of the promises they made to cut planet-warming pollution under the Paris climate agreement 10 years ago, the United Nations said in a report Tuesday. Only a minority of countries have so far updated their commitments to tackling what the countries signing the pact called in 2015 “the urgent threat of climate change.”...

White House threat of new green cuts has Democrats seeing red
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White House threat of new green cuts has Democrats seeing red

The Trump administration’s threat to cut nearly $8 billion in clean energy funding across a swath of states that voted against President Donald Trump in the 2024 elections set off a chorus of criticism from Democrats accusing the administration of abusing its power.  White House budget chief Russ Vought’s social media post on X on Wednesday...

Indian Point owner floats restart of shuttered nuclear reactors
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Indian Point owner floats restart of shuttered nuclear reactors

Five years after Indian Point started shutting down, the company charged with dismantling the nuclear plant says it could still be restarted — at an estimated cost of $10 billion. “I’m getting so many people asking me from New York if this is possible,” said Holtec International President Kelly Trice. “The answer is yes.” Reviving...

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