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.
Invoking a Korean War-era law to aid struggling coal and nuclear units would represent a dramatic expansion of the Trump administration's campaign to rescue the industry, lobbyists and analysts said yesterday.
California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) lambasted the Trump administration yesterday during a visit to Washington, D.C., suggesting he would defy EPA if it tries to roll back California's stringent greenhouse gas standards for cars.
Liberal states' carbon-cutting plans are stuck in traffic. Literally. Transportation emissions threaten to undercut blue states' climate goals, raising questions about their ability to lead U.S. climate efforts at a time when the federal government is rolling back environmental regulations.
Coal interests, Arizona representatives and tribal leaders pleaded with Congress yesterday to force the Navajo Generating Station's largest customer to buy power from the massive coal-fired plant.
Coal interests, Arizona representatives and tribal leaders pleaded with Congress yesterday to force the Navajo Generating Station's largest customer to buy power from the massive coal-fired plant.