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Ariel Wittenberg, E&E News reporter
A controversial initiative from the Obama administration to update the nation's aging infrastructure while simultaneously reducing greenhouse gases quickly came under fire from congressional Republicans yesterday.
The climate change primary officially began last night. In a series of town halls hosted by CNN, five of the big names running as Democrats for president sketched their individual approaches to global warming.
By Mark K. Matthews and Adam Aton in Climatewire
Renewable portfolio standards have long prompted grumbling from economists, who would prefer a price on carbon emissions over a mandate on clean electricity sales.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
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The climate change primary officially began last night. In a series of town halls hosted by CNN, five of the big names running as Democrats for president sketched their individual approaches to global warming.
By Mark K. Matthews and Adam Aton in Climatewire
Renewable portfolio standards have long prompted grumbling from economists, who would prefer a price on carbon emissions over a mandate on clean electricity sales.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire