Cement and steel producers in some states would be included under U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's proposed rule.
Agencies have allocated $110B in 110 days, infrastructure implementation chief says.
The Red Rock Legacy Trail is designed to be built in phases, with the first phase extending five miles from residential neighborhoods at the north end of the trail.
Some of the most significant nitrogen oxide reductions under the proposed standards would be seen in vehicles that are moving at low speeds or idling, EPA says.
Six teams are provisional winners of U.S. Interior Dept.'s 64-round auction of ocean areas in the New York Bight south of New York City, with future development to be done under project labor agreements, it said.
Climate-resilient development is critical before changes cause irreversible impacts, United Nations panel warns
Interior Dept. says prior administration's environmental analysis of the Ambler mine access road across national park and federally managed land had “significant deficiencies.”
EPA plans to spend $1 billion from IIJA to speed cleanups, allowing most key projects in region to be completed by 2030.
New federal task force will prioritize materials with lower embodied carbon for US-funded projects.
Funds are first installment of infrastructure funding law's formula funds for a national EV network.
Edison Electric Institute says many plants already meet 2012 standards.
Scope of federal jurisdiction on lands near certain bodies of water is core to landowner challenge, but timing of court action will determine if Justice Stephen Breyer, a veteran of Clean Water Act rulings, can weigh in before he retires.
The Morganza to the Gulf of Mexico plan calls for 98 miles of levees and other protections.
Hydropower sector participants usually at odds—industry firms, dam safety groups and environmental advocates—now are finding common ground in project funding and new legislation.
Everglades restoration program receives the largest allotment of roughly $1.1 billion.
US Environmental Protection Agency says it will provide $7.4 billion this year to State Revolving Funds for water infrastructure projects.
Infrastructure law funds will go to states, tribes to close and remediate abandoned oil and gas sites under new interagency government program