Varios grupos de conservación se querellaron contra el Departamento de Energía (DOE) por no responder oportunamente a su petición de establecer reglas que definan si los proyectos de exportación de gas fósil son consistentes con el interés público.
El Departamento del Interior emitió hoy su decisión final por la cual se otorga el permiso a ConocoPhillips para activar su operación de extracción de gas y petróleo en el Artico Occidental, llamado comúnmente el Proyecto Willow.
La administración Biden anunció que protegerá 16 millones de acres de parajes de la Reserva Nacional Petrolera-Alaska y el Océano Artico.
WASHINGTON, D.C.-- Today, the Biden Administration announced it had approved ConocoPhillip’s proposed oil and gas drilling operation on Alaska’s North Slope, commonly called the Willow project.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the Department of the Interior issued a final decision granting approval to ConocoPhillips’ proposed oil and gas operation in the Western Arctic, commonly called the Willow project.
WASHINGTON, DC – This afternoon, reports citing White House sources announced that the Biden Administration was set to announce protections for 16 million acres of landscapes in the Nationa
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Sen. Joe Manchin announced he would oppose the nomination of Laura Daniel-Davis as the U.S. Department of the Interior’s principal deputy assistant secretary for land and minerals management.
NASHVILLE, TENN. – This week, President Biden outlined the path forward for a $9.7 billion competitive grant program called “Empowering Rural America”–or the “New ERA” program–designed to bring good-paying jobs, investment, and clean energy to rural communities.
The House of Representatives held two markups on a package of bills that would exacerbate the climate crisis, perpetuate environmental injustices, and undermine US economic and national security by prolonging reliance on risky and volatile energy sources. The bills would also undermine bedrock environmental laws, including the National Environmental Policy Act, by short-circuiting permitting processes and limiting valuable public input.
WASHINGTON, DC– Conservation groups sued the Department of Energy (DOE) today for failing to timely respond to their