Throttle Over Theater: FERC Clears Gulf South’s SECURE Compressor Build
United States – April 17, 2026 – FERC just opened the throttle for new Gulf South gas compression, and the paper pushers are mad. I’m celebrating.
Environment
Environment: Where green goes giggle! Venture into our Environment section, where we compost seriousness into satire and recycle dullness into delight. From climate quirks to eco-eccentricities, we’re your go-to for a breath of fresh, funny air. Perfect for eco-warriors and casual recyclers alike who like their environmental news served with a side of chuckles. Warning: Excessive laughter may be a renewable resource here!
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The Supreme Court Just Gave Big Oil a New Escape Hatch, and Louisiana Gets the Bill
United States – April 17, 2026 – SCOTUS just nudged Louisiana’s coastal-destruction case into friendlier federal court, and Big Oil is already counting the savings.
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The Fast Lane to the Grid (and Who Pays the Toll)
United States – April 17, 2026 – FERC wants faster grid hookups for giant data centers, but the fine print decides who eats the cost, and who gets the power.
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Courtroom Barbecue: The Endangerment Grift and Your Gas Bill
United States – April 16, 2026 – Tonight, courts wrestle with an EPA move undoing the 2009 endangerment finding, and the fight is spilling over into what you pay at the pump.
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EPA Hit Snooze on PFAS Reporting. The Polluters Heard a Cash Register.
United States – April 16, 2026 – EPA just delayed PFAS reporting again, giving forever-chemical makers more time to hide the receipts and dodge cleanup.
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The Mojave Mine Case: When “Streamlining” Starts to Sound Like Trespassing
United States – April 16, 2026 – A Mojave mine lawsuit tests whether “public lands” still means the public gets a say, not a shrug.
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Soot Court Circus: Greens Sue the EPA and the Left Cashes Checks
United States – April 15, 2026 – Greens sue the EPA over soot limits, asking the court to force the 2024 national standard forward fast, turning clean-air governance into a dead…
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EPA Hit Snooze on PFAS Reporting Again, and Industry Heard a Lullaby
United States – April 15, 2026 – EPA pushed back PFAS reporting again, gifting polluters time while communities keep drinking the consequences.
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A Clean Air Deadline Missed, and the Court Clock Starts Ticking Again
United States – April 15, 2026 – EPA missed a Clean Air Act deadline tied to the 2024 soot (PM2.5) standard, and a new lawsuit is asking a federal judge to compel the overdue ar…
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Courts Might Have To Do EPA’s Job on Soot
United States – April 14, 2026 – Seventeen groups sue the Trump EPA over delays in implementing the 2024 soot standard, seeking a court-ordered deadline to force action.
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