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Andrew Moylan was about to make waves. So he arranged a meeting with Myron Ebell to lay out his plan to push Republicans toward supporting a carbon tax. "Myron just cut right to the chase and said, 'Listen, you're wrong, and we're going to beat you,'" said Moylan of the R Street Institute. The encounter encapsulates Ebell's unmoving attitude against climate action or willingness to discuss it, say those who've tried.
In her first interview since Election Day, U.S. EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy said states, cities, utilities and corporations will continue expanding their use of clean energy regardless of how Donald Trump redirects her agency.
Alabama Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions, whom President-elect Donald Trump put forward Friday as his choice for attorney general, has questioned mainstream science on man-made climate change and attacked U.S. EPA.
As the next chief lobbyist for U.S. nuclear power, Maria Korsnick had just crafted a plan to win support in Washington for a group of reactors at risk of early shutdown. Then came Donald Trump's presidential election victory.
Oil industry supporters and Alaska government officials are looking for ways to quickly reverse President Obama's decision to block oil and gas leasing in the Arctic Ocean, which they say undercuts incoming President Donald Trump's campaign promise to expand oil development in federal offshore waters.
A Donald Trump presidency presents a few glimmers of hope for rebuilding the energy labor pool.
MARRAKECH, Morocco — Global climate negotiations dominated by the threat of Donald Trump ended this weekend with diplomats downplaying the threat of Donald Trump.
The White House yesterday released its latest regulatory agenda for its remaining months, which includes tools to support the Clean Power Plan, and rules on renewables, ozone pollution, water infrastructure and coal mining.
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