President Biden Surveys Wildfire Damage

Uses Defense Production Act to provide firefighting equipment.  On Monday, President Biden traveled to the western United States to survey the damage caused by forest fires this year.…

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President Travels to States Damaged by Flooding

Expresses the need to address climate change in the wake of Hurricane Ida. On Tuesday, President Biden traveled to New Jersey and New York to survey the flood…

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President Will Attend UN Climate Conference

He will call for “bold action now.” Beginning October 31 and ending November 12, Glasgow, Scotland, will host the 26th United Nations Climate Conference. Leaders from 196 countries…

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Senator Manchin Seeks Pause on $3.5 Trillion Bill

Some in Senate may be shortsighted and hypocritical in pursuit of passing the budget, he said. Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia has called on the Senate leadership…

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Administration to Review Federal Coal Leases

Interior Department will assess harm to the environment versus value to energy. The president’s administration announced the launch of a formal climate review of the federal coal program.…

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Energy Department Announces Carbon Capture Program

$24 million to be distributed to nine decarbonization projects. This week, the Department of Energy announced nine research projects have been chosen to explore technologies for removing carbon…

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Interior Adjusts Pay for Wildland Firefighters

Guaranteed $15 minimum wage for frontline firefighters. The Department of the Interior announced that it would be increasing the base pay for all wildland firefighters employed by the…

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President Issues Stronger Emissions Rules

Executive order establishes goal for electric vehicles. On Thursday, President Joe Biden signed an executive order in which he sets a target for half of all new vehicles…

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G20 Ministers Disagree on Climate Goals

Timetables for net-zero global emissions are the sticking point. Ministers of the G20 have concluded their talks in Italy without reaching a climate deal. The energy and environment…

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EPA Looks to Phase Down Refrigerant

New rule stems from bipartisan 2020 legislation. The Environmental Protection Agency is preparing draft regulations that would sharply phase down gases used in air conditioning and refrigeration over…

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