Article by AP, published July 13, 2022, by euronews.
Hungary has declared a "state of emergency" in response to supply disruptions and rising energy prices in Europe.
The country's government says it will now increase its domestic energy production capacities to ensure adequate supply.
Gergely Gulyás, chief of staff for Hungarian Prime Minister ▸
Written by Glenn H. Reynolds, published June 27, 2022, by Latest News.
As the United States faces skyrocketing oil, gas, and electricity prices, the obvious solution is to drill for more oil and gas and build more generating plants.
Naturally, that’s off the table because the people who are being hurt most ▸
Written by Jan Wolfe, published on June 30, 2022, by Latest News.
The Supreme Court on Thursday curtailed the Environmental Protection Agency’s powers to restrict greenhouse-gas emissions from power plants, in a decision that could limit the authority of government agencies to address major policy questions without congressional approval. [bold, links ▸
Article by Frédéric Simon, published July 6, 2022, by Euractiv.
A minimum of 353 votes was needed to reject the plan, which means it is now officially approved by the European Parliament. [European Union 2022 - Source : EP]
The European Parliament voted on Wednesday (6 July) in favour of plans to ▸