White House: Water ruling ‘aims to take our country backwards’

The Supreme Court's decision in Sackett v. EPA places the Biden administration's new water rule in legal peril.

By Pamela King, E.A. Crunden, Robin Bravender | 05/25/2023 03:40 PM EDT

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre speaks during the daily briefing Thursday at the White House in Washington.Susan Walsh/AP Photo

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Copper rods used to machine parts are stacked on a shelf at Makerite Manufacturing in Roscoe, Ill., in 2019.Getty Images

USGS rejects push to make copper a ‘critical’ mineral

By Hannah Northey | 05/23/2023 04:25 PM EDT

The Resolution Copper mining land-swap project in Superior, Ariz.

Part of the Resolution Copper mining land swap project is shown in the distance in Superior, Ariz., in 2015.Ross D. Franklin/AP Photo

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