Tropical Storm Sally is set to reach New Orleans and southeastern Louisiana early this week, bringing with it a dangerous storm surge, flooding rains and potential to cause up to $4 billion damage and losses.

An ousted chief executive officer has dropped his lawsuit against Russian-backed aluminum company Braidy Industries Inc., which removed and replaced him as CEO, following an apparent settlement in Delaware Chancery Court over claims Braidy refused to honor a voting agreement.

Trump administration officials are developing a plan to offset the potential economic damage of denying dozens of refineries waivers from biofuel-usage mandates: giving them financial aid.

Federal employees could use government charge cards to pay for recharging electric vehicles at commercial stations under S. 2193.

Massachusetts-based Gulf Oil LP and Florida-based George E. Warren LLC agreed to pay fines to settle Clean Air Act violations for producing and importing gasoline that didn’t meet clean fuel standards.

Utah is heading toward a fight with the six other states in the Colorado River Basin over the state’s plan to build an underground pipeline to transport Lake Powell water across the desert to 10 communities in the southwestern part of Utah.

The White House’s rewrite of environmental review rules is set take effect as planned this month, after a federal judge on Friday declined to freeze the measure.

Chestnut Petroleum Distributor Inc. and several related companies will pay $187,000 in civil penalties to settle claims they violated federal underground storage tank requirements under a consent decree approved Friday by the Southern District of New York.

Former natural gas customers are continuing their fight over Direct Energy Services LLC’s policy of automatically switching fixed-rate plans to month-to-month variable rate plans, according to a notice of appeal filed in federal court in New York.

A California water utility has sued Dow Chemical Co., Shell Oil Co., four other companies and hundreds of yet-to-be discovered polluters for allegedly contaminating its drinking water supply with a toxic industrial solvent.