CYBERSECURITY
3 takeaways from the Colonial pipeline hack
Cybersecurity experts have warned for years about the risk of a ransomware attack on U.S. critical infrastructure. The Colonial pipeline hack made those warnings impossible to dismiss.
Cybersecurity experts have warned for years about the risk of a ransomware attack on U.S. critical infrastructure. The Colonial pipeline hack made those warnings impossible to dismiss.
A group of advisers is at odds with some of the Biden administration's climate plans, saying carbon capture and removal projects would not benefit disadvantaged communities.
Oil and gas industry attorneys celebrated a Supreme Court ruling today that reopened federal litigation over climate liability, but lawyers for one city noted that their fight is far from over.
Major energy financiers are backing away from future coal projects. But investments in natural gas continue to rise, stirring debate on whether we're shifting away from fossil fuels fast enough.
Colorado will miss its statutory climate goals unless the state beefs up policies across nearly every sector, according to new modeling that challenges Democratic Gov. Jared Polis' strategy of industry collaboration.
President Biden's proposal to get the lead out of the nation's pipes has some experts wondering: What about the paint?
President Biden is scheduled to visit Ford Motor Co. tomorrow, almost a year to the day after a trip to Michigan by then-President Trump. He'll encounter a company transformed by electric vehicles.
California Democratic Rep. Katie Porter will preside over a hearing this week to "examine the contributions of the oil and gas sector to jobs and the economy," but representatives from those industries won't be present.
Trees that were poisoned and killed by saltwater are emitting greenhouses gases known as "tree farts," prompting researchers to warn of a secret warming source that could become worse as rising seas encroach on forests.
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