Florida’s Miami-Dade and other flood-prone US counties have lost residents, suggesting that climate risk and its costs are influencing some relocation decisions. 

The U-turn comes after a plan to dismantle the monitors sparked opposition from scientists and members of Congress. 

Scientists say there’s no substitute for a network that the administration plans to take down. 

Companies and environmental advocates alike say the anti-pollution law lacks robust systems to support it. 

Gains in energy efficiency aren’t enough to offset the impact of new construction as built-up areas expand. 

In Alabama and Georgia, residents were set to get home energy upgrades to lower their bills. Then the Trump administration canceled the grant, calling it DEI. 

The EPA has exempted dozens of medical sterilizing facilities from complying with Biden-era rules for ethylene oxide, a carcinogen. Now it plans to ease those rules permanently. 

California is projected to see the biggest jump, while Florida is the most expensive market overall. 

A new tool offers the public detailed estimates of their flood exposure, but some worry risk disclosure will impact home values.

J.H. Campbell, a coal plant in Michigan, was slated to close, but the federal government is keeping it open. 

Most estimates of losses from US blackouts don’t fully account for indirect and longer-term impacts, a new analysis finds.