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Cuomo pulls plug on $3B climate bond, citing virus
The coronavirus pandemic has gut-punched the renewable energy workforce and university-based climate researchers.
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Adam Aton, E&E News reporter
The coronavirus pandemic has gut-punched the renewable energy workforce and university-based climate researchers.
Buildings are one of the biggest sources of urban CO2 emissions as they guzzle natural gas for heat. But some experts say the leading technology to replace gas heating — and help cities make good on fossil fuel bans — may not be ready for prime time.
By David Iaconangelo in Energywire
House Natural Resources Chairman Raúl Grijalva blasted Republican lawmakers for not wearing masks on Capitol Hill after testing positive for the COVID-19 virus over the weekend.
By George Cahlink in E&E Daily
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Buildings are one of the biggest sources of urban CO2 emissions as they guzzle natural gas for heat. But some experts say the leading technology to replace gas heating — and help cities make good on fossil fuel bans — may not be ready for prime time.
By David Iaconangelo in Energywire
House Natural Resources Chairman Raúl Grijalva blasted Republican lawmakers for not wearing masks on Capitol Hill after testing positive for the COVID-19 virus over the weekend.
By George Cahlink in E&E Daily