The Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued permits for the Keystone XL pipeline without considering the impact of potential oil spills and the impact of construction activities amid the Covid-19 pandemic, two tribes say in a lawsuit filed in Montana federal court Friday.

A Texas landowner convinced the Fifth Circuit on Friday to revive his lawsuit against his local groundwater preservation district, which he says is draining his groundwater into wells for public use without adequate compensation.

Citrus World Inc. and Florida’s Natural Growers Inc. beat an appeal in the Second Circuit, when the court affirmed dismissal Friday of a would-be class suit alleging “Florida’s Natural” brand orange juice was misleadingly marketed because it contained trace amounts of the synthetic weedkiller glyphosate.

Lawmakers and the energy lobby cheered the release of long-awaited Treasury Department proposed rules for an expanded tax credit for companies that capture and store carbon dioxide.

The Environmental Protection Agency has made public chemical production volume, manufacturers, and other data that had been classified for the past three years.

The Environmental Protection Agency’s reasoning behind its decision to reject a challenge to a Clean Air Act permit issued for ExxonMobil’s planned plant expansion in Texas is persuasive and therefore entitled to deference, the Fifth Circuit ruled Friday, in defeat for environmental groups.

A Georgia woman pleaded guilty Friday to violating the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act by selling an unregistered pesticide product she claimed could help fight coronavirus.

Oil explorers are drilling at the slowest pace in more than a decade as the pandemic-driven collapse in energy demand wipes out cash flow, jobs and even entire companies.

Williamson County, Texas, and individual John Yearwood can’t pursue their claim that federal protections for the rare, orange, spider-like Bone Cave harvestman are unconstitutional after the federal government moved to delist the species, the Fifth Circuit ruled Friday.

Top Interior Department official Douglas Domenech misused his office for private gain when he tried to help a family member get a job at the EPA, the department’s watchdog concluded in a new report released Friday.