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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit stayed a Louisiana federal judge's order blocking the federal government from calculating the cost of climate change.
From Coca-Cola to Tesla, companies report emissions in widely different ways. A new federal rule is expected to standardize climate disclosures, putting the U.S. on closer footing with other countries.
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The new damage was reported just one day after Ukraine's energy minister said power was restored following a Russian attack that disconnected the site from the electricity grid.
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Previewing a suite of new fossil fuel rules, EPA Administrator Michael Regan said more needs to be done to clean up the air, land and water around power plants.
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