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Scott Mason IV is the new administrator for the EPA region covering Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and 66 Tribal Nations.

Trump can't stop talking about a law that never passed. Should activists pick a new demand?

EPA chief Lee Zeldin has launched an attack on the agency’s $20 billion clean energy loan program.

Tapping low-hanging clouds could be a cheap way to boost dwindling water supplies, according to new research.

With HBO's White Lotus poised to create its next tourist boom, author Sarah Stodola discusses how to prevent tourism from destroying local communities and ecosystems.

As Season 3 of the popular series shows the beauty of Koh Samui, the Thai island is already dealing with the challenges of overtourism.

Trade groups are seizing the moment to call for fewer restrictions on plastics.

America has always stripped the land of its original Indigenous names. It's had surprising climate implications.

Uncertainty over funding and hiring stemming from President Trump's executive orders has limited wildfire training and postponed work to reduce flammable vegetation.

The Inflation Reduction Act incentives for developing clean energy have created thousands of jobs in local communities across the country. The Trump administration froze further spending on them.

In Illinois alone, more than 90 percent of wetlands have been lost.

The vice president once pushed for restoration funding. Advocates hope he hasn't forgotten.

Federal dollars have bankrolled some of humanity's biggest breakthroughs. What happens when they disappear?

Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and other climate impacts are throttling cocoa production and driving up chocolate prices.

As the world passes 1.5 degrees C of warming, a Cambridge scholar argues that putting a deadline on climate action was the wrong way to frame it.

Courts have ordered the president to release Biden-era climate money — but he’s holding out.

From clean energy projects to bridges, this interactive tool shows what projects lawmakers announced in your neighborhood.

As it recovers, Altadena finds inspiration in other wildfire-devastated communities that have replanted lawns, gardens, and green spaces with fire-resistant native species.

A program was trying to mitigate the loss of 200,000 trees to Hurricane Katrina.

How the EXPLORE Act, a bill aimed at improving outdoor recreation opportunities, managed to pass with unanimous support.