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Experts publish letter as peers prepare to scrutinise draft legislation six months after its second Commons reading

Labor insists its long-awaited environmental reforms will be passed through the Senate despite objections from both the opposition and Greens.

Doris Brown’s home in Northeast Houston becomes a refuge for neighbors during power outages thanks to her solar panel and battery system

We did it, folks. The average transaction price of a new car has finally crested $50,000. High fives all around to every dealership sales manager and subprime loan shark involved.

When the U.S. government shut down in late 2018, it furloughed nearly 600 Environmental Protection Agency pollution inspectors for more than a month. Those workers had to stop their work of monitoring and inspecting industrial sites for pollution, and stopped enforcing environmental-protection laws, including the Clean Air Act.

Wildfire smoke is bad for your health. Environmental regulations make it worse.

Private briefings confirm how Labor intends to deal with some contentious elements of rewritten Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act

US vice president is in Israel for meeting with Israeli PM amid fragile Gaza ceasefire

Nearly all of Kipnuk’s 700 residents were evacuated, and officials estimate 90% of homes were destroyed