Gulf LNG Energy LLC escaped a second round of arbitration over its pipeline dispute with Eni SpA when Delaware’s top court ruled that the “collateral attack” on a $371 million judgment won by Gulf should have been raised within 90 days under the Federal Arbitration Act’s post-award procedures.

A federal flammability standard has successfully saved lives—a trend that should increase as more consumers replace old mattresses, the National Institute of Standards and Technology said Wednesday.

Boris Johnson on Wednesday unveiled a sweeping package of measures designed to zero out Britain’s greenhouse gas pollution by mid-century. The announcement shows just how long that road will be.

Federal judges are weighing whether to revive the Trump administration’s contentious water jurisdiction rule in Colorado.

The U.K. government is championing small nuclear reactors as a key part of its decarbonization strategy in a move that left developers of traditional large-scale plants in limbo.

The U.K.’s ban on gasoline and cars by 2030 and Germany’s four-year extension of subsidies for electric vehicles reflect governments’ carrot-and-stick approach to getting auto companies to embrace batteries. The tactics have already been working, with EVs seizing a greater share of passenger car sales in Europe than any other developed auto market in the world.

California’s largest utility, PG&E Corp., named Patricia K. Poppe as chief executive officer as it struggles to regain public trust after its equipment sparked deadly wildfires that drove the company into bankruptcy last year.

The Trump administration wants the U.S. Supreme Court to review a ruling that the U.S.-Mexico border wall construction projects aren’t sufficiently related to military construction projects to divert funding from those sources, according to a petition for certiorari.

Senators approved two picks on Wednesday for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Allison Clements and Mark Christie, moving the agency closer to a full five-person roster.

The U.S. Forest Service is set to publish a scaled-back final rule for how it will comply with the National Environmental Policy Act, making it easier for the agency to approve some logging and wildfire mitigation projects within national forests.