The U.K.’s Confederation of British Industry urged the government to publish before November several key climate policies that are holding back green investments worth billions of pounds.

The Swiss shot down a plan to reduce carbon emissions, sending their government back to the drawing board in order to meet its commitment under the Paris Climate Agreement.

When the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power was hacked in 2018, it took a mere six hours. Early this year, an intruder lurked in hundreds of computers related to water systems across the U.S. In Portland, Oregon, burglars installed malicious computers onto a grid providing power to a chunk of the Northwest.

Royal Dutch Shell Plc is reviewing its holdings in the largest oil field in the U.S., a possible sale that could raise as much as $10 billion, according to Reuters.

U.S. clean-power giant Invenergy LLC said it found unauthorized activity on some of its systems, while REvil, the group behind the recent cyberattack on meat giant JBS SA, said it was behind the latest hack.

A Puget Sound recovery office would be established at the Environmental Protection Agency to coordinate federal restoration and protection efforts under a modified version of H.R. 1144.

Dynagas LNG Partners LP’s proposed $4.5 million settlement in a lawsuit alleging it misled shareholders about charter contracts for its specialized tankers has received the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York’s preliminary approval.

A San Francisco Bay Program Office would be established at the Environmental Protection Agency to make grants for estuary conservation and other water-related initiatives under a modified version of H.R. 610.

The Point Loma Wastewater Treatment Plant in San Diego could get an expedited waiver from certain pollutant discharge rules under H.R. 587 if it meets alternative conditions, such as producing at least 83 million gallons of recycled drinking water per day before the end of 2035.

Environmentalists emboldened by this week’s defeat of Keystone XL are pressuring President Joe Biden to revoke permits for other oil and gas pipelines, warning their votes depend on the administration blocking fossil fuel infrastructure.