CLIMATE IMPACTS
Scientists find analogue to growing smoke clouds: Nuclear war
In the winter of 2019-20, climate scientists were blindsided by a phenomenon they had never seen before.
In the winter of 2019-20, climate scientists were blindsided by a phenomenon they had never seen before.
EPA is moving forward with a plan to curb methane emissions from landfills as the Biden administration sharpens its focus on combating climate change.
The nation's biggest fuel pipeline is facing IT problems days after a ransomware attack forced the 5,500-mile system to shut down, according to an alert issued to shippers this morning.
The Bureau of Land Management is asking its employees for input into how to potentially revamp its headquarters to improve the bureau's "function" after a massive reorganization.
Ryan Zinke left Washington under a cloud of scandal, but that might not matter as he looks to return. Observers say Zinke is well positioned to represent Montana's new House district.
Allowing natural gas in a clean electricity standard is a flashpoint in the national energy debate. But while some are calling for a mandate to exclude it, others warn that could lead to more coal.
The Supreme Court avoided questions about the oil industry's climate liability in a decision yesterday. That probably won't happen again.
While stumping in Iowa during a long-shot bid for the presidency in 2020, Sen. Michael Bennet said he fielded the "most existential question anybody asked during the campaign."
One of the world's largest wind turbine manufacturers said yesterday it has made a "key technological breakthrough" that would allow it to stop sending old turbine blades to landfills.
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