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Trump has discussed firing Attorney General Bondi, media reports say
Reports say Trump has discussed firing Bondi amid frustration over her handling of Epstein files and perceived lack of aggression.
Trump’s repeal of climate rule opens a ‘new front’ for litigation
The EPA's repeal of the 2009 greenhouse gas endangerment finding could lead to increased public nuisance lawsuits against power companies and industries.
EPA agrees to probe how state agency regulates iron mining
In Brief: Trump reportedly has discussed firing Bondi over DOJ leadership concerns. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin floated as potential replacement. Critics warn of political pressure on federal law enforcement decisions. ...
Conservatives gear up to battle EPA carbon rules
In Brief: Trump reportedly has discussed firing Bondi over DOJ leadership concerns. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin floated as potential replacement. Critics warn of political pressure on federal law enforcement decisions. ...
How to avoid pitfalls of brownfield remediation
A proactive approach is the best way for developers and contractors to prevent unforeseen complications from derailing construction schedules.
When Republican Nixon listened to liberal Moynihan
If more administrations handled domestic issues in the way the Nixon White House did in 1969, there would be many fewer complaints about powerful White House staffs.
For campaigns, it’s mines over other matters
U.S. Senate candidates joust over foreign steel and the PolyMet mine proposal.
Feds aim for efficiency in Gateway Corridor reviews
The proposed 12-mile bus rapid transit or light rail line between downtown St. Paul and Woodbury is among 11 projects tapped by the Obama administration to be part of a program to increase coordination among the federal agencies that oversee major infrastructure projects.
Budget resolves some woes, but fights loom
Congress has less than a month to write an encyclopedic spending bill funding every agency in the government.
MPCA loan program aims to save truckers fuel, money
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is offering loans to truck drivers for purchase of equipment that will allow them to avoid wasting fuel by idling their parked vehicles overnight.
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