— Trump Administration Live Updates May 11, 2025, 7:08 p.m. ET In a world where the environment is at the forefront of global concerns, every decision made by policymakers can have far-reaching consequences. One such decision that sparked debate and controversy was the Trump administration’s directive to halt the estimation of economic impacts related to

In the vast expanse of the world’s oceans, where colossal cargo ships traverse back and forth like busy worker bees on an important mission, lies a hidden story of transformation. It’s a tale of industry giants taking bold steps towards sustainability in the face of global challenges. Amidst the backdrop of President Trump’s tariff policies

In a rare display of religious observance within the bureaucratic corridors of Washington, Lee Zeldin, the trailblazing first Jewish head of the Environmental Protection Agency (E.P.A.), recently undertook a significant gesture. It was a moment that not only highlighted his personal faith but also sparked conversations about the intersection of religion, identity, and environmental policy.

The year was 2025, and the Trump administration was abuzz with discussions about executive orders that could potentially revolutionize the landscape of nuclear power in the United States. These draft orders were not just about paperwork; they carried within them the promise of reshaping energy production, addressing rising electricity demands, and positioning the nation as

Fifteen states found themselves at odds with the Trump administration over what they deemed to be a questionable declaration of an “energy emergency.” The lawsuit, filed by Democratic-led states, alleged that the administration’s assertion of an energy crisis was unfounded and potentially harmful to environmental regulations. The legal battle unfolded after President Trump signed an

In the heart of Denmark, near the quaint town of Give, lies Welcon – a family-owned company deeply embedded in the wind energy sector. As they prepared to embark on a monumental project constructing massive wind turbine towers for the Empire Wind farm off Long Island, New York, little did they know that their plans

After facing a turbulent period of hurricanes, storms, and wildfires that caused at least $1 billion in damages, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recently made a controversial decision. On May 8, 2025, the organization announced its plan to cease tracking the economic repercussions of the nation’s most devastating disasters. This abrupt shift will

Sewage sludge, a byproduct of wastewater treatment, is commonly used as fertilizer in agriculture. While this practice helps recycle nutrients and organic matter back into the soil, it can pose health and environmental risks if not managed properly. So, how do you know if toxic sewage sludge has been used in your community? Imagine a

A wave of tension ripples through the United States as a coalition of states, spearheaded by Washington, Colorado, and California, stands up against the Trump administration. Their battle cry? A lawsuit that accuses the government of unjustly holding back billions of dollars earmarked for electric-vehicle (EV) charging stations across the nation. In 2021, a bipartisan

New Orleans and several southern states were recently hit by a series of storms that brought heavy rainfall, causing widespread flooding and chaos across the region. The impact of these storms has been significant, with many residents facing waterlogged homes, impassable roads, and disruptions to daily life. The Devastating Effects of the Storms The torrential