Climate Superfund ruling blocked New York’s fossil fuel payment law, raising federal preemption risks for state climate funding plans.

Clean energy programs regained legal footing after federal rulings, but states still face funding, timing and implementation ...

Environmental Rollback Litigation in 2026 saw federal courts preserve air, climate, species and wetlands protections after ...

PM2.5 Standards tightened in 2024 survived court review in 2026, with designations still pending and health gains projected.

New York’s climate damages law was struck under Clean Air Act and foreign affairs preemption, limiting the state’s $75 ...

Environmental justice grants remain contested after rulings, a stay, and expired deadlines changed the path for climate ...

Clean Energy Permitting reforms in S.5653 would set review deadlines, alter court challenges and expand transmission ...

PFAS Compliance Delays could shift enforcement to 2031 for some systems, raising cost, exposure and public-health tradeoffs.

Solar for All ruling restores obligated grants, but disbursement timing remains uncertain for low-income households seeking ...

Wetlands Protection under the Clean Water Act narrowed after Sackett, leaving conservation, flood-control and permitting ...

EPA Regulatory Plan priorities show power, vehicle, reporting and permitting shifts, with climate justice effects still ...

EPA actions in 2026 could change data center permits by speeding reviews, narrowing notice duties, and raising local air ...