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When fire erupted at the Intercontinental Terminals Co. bulk liquid petroleum storage terminal, large plumes of dark smoke billowed into the clear skies over Deer Park, Texas. Despite the efforts of site staff and local firefighters, more than 70 million gallons of petroleum products burned or were otherwise released into…

Artificial intelligence endangers democracy – but it’s less about specific deepfakes and more about a bigger transformation

Many agencies hover at or near their lowest approval ever since Gallup's first poll in 2014.

Dairy and beef producers among those concerned about how pesticide use affects their land as well as water quality on the mid-north coast

Report looks at White House nominees and appointees and agencies dictating energy, environment and climate policy

The Democratic Party’s soul-searching on how to reach young men comes after Republicans made gains during 2024 election

The Optiq has been a big electric hit for Cadillac, and for 2026, it just got a lot more powerful. Oh, and it packs a Tesla-style NACS plug too.

Several groups and nonprofit organizations have filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency over the canceling of a $7 billion Solar for All program intended to make solar power accessible to more than 900,000 lower-income Americans

You may be familiar with Benda as a Chinese motorcycle manufacturer. Apparently, it also makes ATVs, and it’s coming to the US.

Almost 50 members of Congress from both parties are urging the EPA to discourage the use of imports in the biofuels market.

Departure after less than a month follows fierce criticism of Macron’s new cabinet