Climate ‘champion’ sought to replace Breyer

Justice Stephen Breyer has been a reliable, if not flashy, jurist when it comes to environmental issues and climate change.

By Lesley Clark | 01/27/2022 06:29 AM EST

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Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer

Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer announced his resignation yesterday, giving President Biden a chance to nominate an environmentally minded replacement.AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta

Oil field in Los Angeles.

Children play outside their home near an oil drill site enclosed by tall fences in Los Angeles in June 2021.AP Photo/Jae C. Hong

On anniversary of Biden’s EJ order, is Justice40 delivering?

By Jean Chemnick | 01/27/2022 06:28 AM EST

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Netflix logo.

Netflix is among a group of major tech companies urging the Supreme Court to affirm EPA's authority to issue broad climate rules.Mario Tama/Getty Images

Tech giants, utility group back EPA in SCOTUS climate case

By Pamela King | 01/26/2022 06:59 AM EST

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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz

A climate club with carbon pricing? What it means for U.S.

By Sara Schonhardt | 01/26/2022 06:53 AM EST

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Sinkhole in Baltmore.

Judges appear skeptical of Big Oil’s climate claims

By Lesley Clark | 01/26/2022 06:51 AM EST

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California train travels along beach cliff.

Cliff top trains could race into tunnels to avoid rising seas

By Anne C. Mulkern | 01/25/2022 06:38 AM EST

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Pilgrim nuclear plant, Mass.

Rising power plant emissions threaten New England climate goals

By Benjamin Storrow | 01/25/2022 06:33 AM EST

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Reporter Alex Lauer sat in an electric car for 12 hours to disprove critics who claimed that gasoline cars are better for motorists who are stranded in winter.

Reporter idles in EV for 12 freezing hours to test what happens

By Arianna Skibell | 01/24/2022 06:46 AM EST

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Emissions from a coal-fired power plant in Missouri are silhouetted against the setting sun.

How Biden could close coal plants without CO2 regulations

By Jean Chemnick, Hannah Northey, Sean Reilly | 01/24/2022 06:44 AM EST

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Thousands of students participated last September in the Portland Global Climate Strike.

‘Fighting for my future’: Teenage climate activism takes off

By Zeina Mohammed | 01/24/2022 06:42 AM EST

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Cars sit on the edge of a sinkhole in Baltimore after heavy rain moved through the region in 2014.

Baltimore, Big Oil to square off tomorrow in court

By Lesley Clark | 01/24/2022 06:40 AM EST

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Soluna Computing Inc. CEO John Belizaire

Crypto mining gulps power. Can it help renewable energy?

By Corbin Hiar | 01/21/2022 06:50 AM EST

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