ENERGY TRANSITIONS
Not just another net-zero idea, IEA plan grips world
The world is filled with scenarios for how to achieve net-zero emissions. Few have had as large an impact as the IEA's plan to stop approving fossil fuel projects in six months.
The world is filled with scenarios for how to achieve net-zero emissions. Few have had as large an impact as the IEA's plan to stop approving fossil fuel projects in six months.
Coal plant operators are racing to take advantage of a Trump-era EPA regulation that critics say allows continued dumping of toxic wastewater into local lakes and rivers.
The administration says Tracy Stone-Manning's involvement in helping convict two tree-spiking environmentalists decades ago should not derail her confirmation at BLM, sources said.
A key member of a group of moderate senators offering a new infrastructure package said users of electric vehicles were "free riders" who should be forced to pay a fee.
As drought grips the West, one Utah town has stopped issuing new building permits for projects that require new water connections.
A fight over a proposed compressor station in a majority Black district in Virginia could reveal the impact of a watershed court ruling last year on environmental justice.
The Prairie State Energy Campus hasn't celebrated its 10th birthday. But the hulking coal plant southwest of St. Louis could face a death sentence if Illinois lawmakers vote next week to approve a wide-ranging energy proposal backed by Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
Democrats and Republicans are increasingly divided on wind and solar power — even as the renewable sources make up a larger share of the market, a new Pew Research Center survey finds.
There is no silver bullet for climate change. But a Dutch conglomerate thinks there just might be a powder.
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