Prior to joining Climatewire in 2016, Benjamin Storrow worked at newspapers in Massachusetts and Wyoming. Benjamin has a degree in international affairs from George Washington University.
This year has often felt upside down. This week is no different, with Trump family members bragging about emissions reductions while their environmental opponents shrug at falling CO2 levels.
Liberal states spent four years counteracting Trump's rollback of environmental regulations. Now Joe Biden is relying on them to follow through.
Bob Burns didn't always love renewables. Shortly after he was elected to the Arizona Corporation Commission in 2012, the conservative Republican voted to kill what remained of the state's subsidy for rooftop solar installations.
America's offshore wind industry is anxiously awaiting President Trump's exit.
Most power companies offer faraway dates for eliminating carbon emissions. Those corporate goals could collide with Biden's plan to zero out CO2 within 15 years.