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Clean car standards have been a bigger success than anyone expected, so why roll them back?

A Midwestern state is proving that clean energy investments are not just for "coastal elites."

A new EPA rule would curb scientific studies we've relied on for decades to protect public health. It's easy to see why.

The largest source of conservation dollars for private land owners hangs in the balance as the bill moves through the House and Senate.

If Energy Secretary Rick Perry grants a bailout of the utility's struggling coal and nuclear plants, it could send ripples of chaos throughout our competitive power markets.

A new crop of entrepreneurs uses satellite data and "thinking" computers to predict flood risks in groundbreaking ways.

A strong work ethic, loyalty and tenacity are qualities retrained coal workers can bring to the job, hiring managers say.

The actions they've taken already to roll back chemical safety could set us back decades.

On the eve of two key hearings, the scandals swirling around the EPA chief continue to erode public trust in government.

Removing the "blanket" rule would create more work for an overburdened federal agency and make it harder to protect threatened species.