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National Journal EPA on the Defensive Over Big Spill of Mining Waste
The agency faces congressional questions about the accident even as Administrator Gina McCarthy tries to sell far-reaching climate-change rules.
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National Journal Oil Giant Shell Dumps ALEC Over Climate-Change Position
The move by one of the world's biggest energy companies is the latest in an exodus of corporate heavyweights from the controversial conservative group.
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National Journal Obama Climate Plan Revives Talk of a Carbon Tax
Sweeping power-plant regulations would enable states to use pollution trading, fees to cut heat-trapping emissions.
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National Journal Obama Reaches for Green Legacy, But Will History Books Agree?
New climate-change regulations could make him the greenest president ever — if he survives the brutal assaults to come.
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National Journal GOP Contenders Attack Obama on Climate at Koch Summit
Ted Cruz questions climate science, accuses Obama of siding with 'California environmentalist billionaires' over workers.
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National Journal Obama Wildlife Agency Wants to Speak with Cecil the Lion's Killer "˜Immediately'
Capitol Hill Democrats, meanwhile, are pressing the Interior Department to finalize a rule to better protect African lions.
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National Journal Hillary Clinton's Showdown With the House Benghazi Committee Is Really Happening
The GOP-led panel said the Democratic White House front-runner's public appearance in October has been finalized.
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National Journal Obama Wildlife Agency "˜Deeply Concerned' with Killing of Cecil the Lion
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says it's ready to assist officials in Zimbabwe after the death of beloved lion.
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National Journal Can Hillary Clinton Make Her 2016 Bid Carbon-Neutral?
The campaign promised to offset its carbon footprint. But it's not an easy task, and details are few and far between.
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National Journal Benghazi Panel Republicans Postpone Hearing After Deal on State Department Documents
The committee had been planning to make John Kerry's top aide testify Wednesday.
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National Journal Green Groups Split With Cantwell on Senate Energy Bill
Environmental groups say an array of provisions prevent them from backing the measure, touted as a bipartisan achievement.
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National Journal Here's How Hillary Clinton Wants to Fight Global Warming
Her campaign announced new national goals for renewable energy deployment and vowed to protect President Obama's carbon emissions rules.
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National Journal Clinton to Appear Before House Benghazi Committee on Oct. 22, Campaign Says
The panel's GOP leader said nothing's been finalized, and accused Clinton's camp of seeking unacceptable constraints.
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National Journal Justice Dept. May Probe 'Compromise' of Classified Info In Hillary Clinton's Email
A referral to the FBI by the intelligence community's inspector general is certain to intensify election-season scrutiny of Clinton's email practices when she was secretary of State.
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National Journal Why Is Elizabeth Warren on the Energy Committee?
She leads progressives on economic justice, but has been quieter on energy and resource issues despite a new panel perch this year.
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National Journal Benghazi Panel GOP: Top Kerry Aide Must Appear Next Week
Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy says the staffer has to show up Wednesday — unless the State Department turns over more documents.
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The State Department's Benghazi Dilemma
John Kerry's top aide faces a choice: miss a key hearing on the Iran deal, or defy the GOP chairman of the House Benghazi panel.
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Jason Chaffetz: Liberals' Accidental Ally
The Utah Republican happens to be teaming up with Democrats on criminal-justice reform, FOIA policy, and even Keystone.
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Reid: 'No Daylight' Between Trump and Rest of GOP Field on Immigration
Democrat uses comments about John McCain's war record to slam other Republican White House hopefuls.
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AP Photo/M. Spencer Green How Green Is Hillary Clinton?
With her mixed record on environmental and energy issues, and her cautious silence on controversies like Keystone, activists can't help wondering.
