Eric Lipton

In total, since taking office again, Trump exempted 202 facilities in 39 states and Puerto Rico from clean-air regulations that were going into effect. Some were among the country's worst industrial polluters, including chemical manufacturers, copper smel... See more

They are among the biggest sources of cancer-causing pollution in the United States: chemical manufacturers, steel-making plants, facilities that sterilize medical devices. In 2024, they were required to take steps to reduce their toxic emissions. That al... See more

Supported by Within sight of a southeast Texas middle school stands a chemical plant that President Trump excused from new federal rules intended to curb its cancer-causing pollution. About a 30-minute drive from Pittsburgh, a steel-making facility has sp... See more

WASHINGTON -- At first blush, the proposed venture looks like it would further the Trump administration's goal of global "energy dominance." An American energy company intends to buy Russian technology and use it to access a massive supply of natural gas ... See more

At first blush, the proposed venture looks like it would further the Trump administration's goal of global 'energy dominance.' An American energy company intends to buy Russian technology and use it to access a massive supply of natural gas in Alaska, liq... See more