Laws & Regulations

Trump Expected To Announce $700M Boost For Coal

"Trump is set to use wartime authority under the Defense Prevention Act to dole out $425 million to 13 existing coal plants and $75 million for an export terminal in California. He is also expected to announce $185 million in grant funding from the Energy Department to build two new coal plants in Alaska and West Virginia and restart a plant in Maryland."

Source: The Hill, 06/04/2026

Trump Order Makes It Easier to Fire Agency Staffers At Will

"President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday stripping job security from nearly 8,000 federal positions, expanding his authority to fire career employees who work on policy matters and accelerating a civil-service overhaul that’s drawn legal and political pushback."

Source: Bloomberg Environment, 06/04/2026

"One of Congress’ Most Popular Bills Is Running Into Trump Headwinds"

"Legislation to approve water projects is typically one of the most bipartisan bills to pass Congress, but advancing a package this year may be harder thanks to President Donald Trump’s penchant for withholding funding from his political enemies."

Source: E&E News, 06/03/2026

Trump Wants To Close Federal Watchdog Probing W. Va.’s Chemical Disasters

"President Trump’s proposed budget eliminates funding for the Chemical Safety Board, the agency investigating last month’s deadly chemical leak in Kanawha County."

Source: Mountain State Spotlight, 06/03/2026

"Indiana Coal Plant That Trump Forced To Stay Open Is Not Operating"

"The DOE says the Schahfer plant is key for reliability, but repairs mean it’ll be offline for much of 2026. The grid is set to be just fine without it this summer."

Source: Canary Media, 06/03/2026

"Democrats Pledge to Fight Trump’s Removal of Ocean Monitors"

"Democrats said Tuesday they intend to fight the Trump administration’s plan to eradicate a deep-ocean observation system critical to understanding climate change and marine ecosystems."

Source: New York Times, 06/03/2026

7 Blue States Sue To Stop Trump’s Offshore Wind Deal With TotalEnergies

"New York and six other Democratic-led states are challenging the Trump administration’s controversial efforts to pay private energy firms to abandon their U.S. offshore wind projects."

Source: Canary Media, 06/03/2026

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