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The Biden administration issued new environmental rules in the past month to require climate-related disclosures by certain public companies and to establish air pollution emissions guidelines.

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla stops accepting Fiskers as trades, EV service is surprising to everyone, plus "daunting" tasks ahead for EV adoption.

The IM Motors Zhiji L6 could get 621 miles of range from its 130-kWh solid-state battery when it goes on sale.

Late December's tax-driven selling pressures drove oil prices down. As if on cue, seasonal buying pressure emerged, injecting a fresh wave of optimism into the crude oil market. This demand is not without purpose; it marks the onset of preparations for the impending summer driving season. Refiners embark on a…

Nuclear waste, river cruises, and an exploding toilet.

It seems like a little bit of basic cybersecurity is all that's required to keep it safe, though.

The EPA's tighter tailpipe emissions standards should save consumers billions in fueling and maintenance costs each year.

The average US household wastes 10,000 gallons of water every year – here's how to find and fix rogue leaks

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