2020 HINDSIGHT
The Clean Power Plan: Its impact (or not)
On a hot day in June 2013, after it was clear a divided Congress was not going to act on climate change, President Obama outlined a strategy at Georgetown University to curb carbon emissions.
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Rod Kuckro, E&E News reporter
On a hot day in June 2013, after it was clear a divided Congress was not going to act on climate change, President Obama outlined a strategy at Georgetown University to curb carbon emissions.
House Republicans met yesterday to discuss their strategy for dealing with climate change. They don't want critics to define them on the issue and vow to present an alternative to Democratic ideas.
By Nick Sobczyk in E&E Daily
The 2020 election could be a tipping point for the oil industry in Texas, and thus the rest of the U.S. energy sector.
By Mike Lee in Energywire
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House Republicans met yesterday to discuss their strategy for dealing with climate change. They don't want critics to define them on the issue and vow to present an alternative to Democratic ideas.
By Nick Sobczyk in E&E Daily
The 2020 election could be a tipping point for the oil industry in Texas, and thus the rest of the U.S. energy sector.
By Mike Lee in Energywire