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Trump’s $1B deal sinking offshore wind draws legal scrutiny
Can the Interior Department voluntarily refund lease payments? Some legal experts say no, but it’s unclear who could sue.
Gas project review downplays climate after endangerment repeal
The federal Maritime Administration released a draft environmental impact statement Friday for ST LNG's deepwater port project.
Wildfire survivors could face another blow from taxes on settlement payouts
As construction and insurance costs soar, compensation from lawsuits has become a critical component of how many households start over.
Germany wants to put industry at core of EU carbon market reform
Berlin is seeking targeted amendments to the cap-and-trade carbon program to strengthen the bloc’s competitiveness and safeguard its industrial base.
Solar rises to 10% of Japan power generation in 2025, Ember says
Energy generated from the sun has doubled its share in the country over the past decade, the think tank said.
BHP begins review to rank unprofitable Australian coal mines
BHP last month warned staff that the Queensland mines were unprofitable.
Fewer candidates for UN secretary-general audition this year than in 2016
The current geopolitical scene has affected the race, and "potential candidates and the governments who sponsor them are much more cautious," said an expert.
