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Nick Sobczyk, E&E News reporter
Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) and Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) want to create a national bank to finance renewable energy, clean transportation and other projects aimed at slashing greenhouse gas emissions.
The top climate change scientist for NOAA said he has received $4 million from Congress and permission from his agency to study two emergency — and controversial — methods to cool the Earth if the U.S. and other nations fail to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
The White House might keep trying to kill his agency, but the president's appointee overseeing federal grants for coal communities and other struggling places thanked Congress for keeping the money flowing.
By Dylan Brown in E&E Daily
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The top climate change scientist for NOAA said he has received $4 million from Congress and permission from his agency to study two emergency — and controversial — methods to cool the Earth if the U.S. and other nations fail to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
The White House might keep trying to kill his agency, but the president's appointee overseeing federal grants for coal communities and other struggling places thanked Congress for keeping the money flowing.
By Dylan Brown in E&E Daily