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The continuing decline in costs for wind, solar, and battery storage technology will drive a global power grid half-powered by renewables by 2050, according to new projections published this week by Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
read moreLoading coal at the Spring Creek Mine in southern Montana. The mine’s owner, Cloud Peak Energy, declared bankruptcy in May.
read moreWhen they go to court, fossil fuel companies don’t dare question the science.
read moreBy 2030, wind and solar will “undercut existing coal and gas almost everywhere.”
read more“We were so terrified with the water coming into the house and the sound of the storm.
read moreWhether in Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea or one of the 20 countries under the boot of U.S. sanctions, the Trump administration is using its economic weight to try to exact regime change or major policy changes in countries around the globe
read moreConsumer demand for meat, soy, palm oil, and more has resulted in 60% of primate species facing extinction.
read moreResidents of an EPA superfund site have struggled since being pushed out of their homes.
read moreFor National Pollinator Week, shoppers will push grocery giant to help stop “bee apocalypse”
read moreA city in western Alaska has lost a huge stretch of riverbank to erosion that may turn it into an island, amid renewed warnings from scientists over the havoc triggered by the accelerating melting of the state’s ice and permafrost.
read moreThe largest-known U.S. uranium deposit will remain firmly under ground after the Supreme Court on Monday upheld Virginia’s ban on mining the radioactive metal, rebuffing a challenge backed by President Donald Trump’s administration to the 1982 moratorium.
read moreWASHINGTON (June 14, 2019)—The White House just issued an executive order directing that federal agencies eliminate one-third of their federal advisory committees, many of which provide vital scientific advice across the government on everything from air and water pollution to drug safety and foodborne illnesses.
read moreThe oil giant is accused of trying to deceive investors about how it was managing economic risks posed by climate change.
read moreIn 2011, renowned scientist Michael E. Mann sued a Canadian think tank that published an interview suggesting his work on climate change was fraud.
read moreWhat was most compelling to Hutton, however, was that Liboiron wasn’t just pondering changes to the scientific method on a theoretical level—she was living them.
read moreFew homeowners would want the shapes of fungus, germs or mold to freckle their walls or ceilings.
read moreThe GAO accused the military of not sufficiently assessing the risks of rising seas, droughts, and wildfires.
read moreThe words “city” and “forest” don’t usually go together. But urban forests can bring striking benefits, from lower crime rates to higher home values.
read moreAlmost every state has been weighing changes to how homes with solar are compensated for electricity they send to the grid. The results will impact solar growth.
read moreAccurate predictions of Earth’s warming require computers that are too expensive for one country or institution.
read moreThe FDA found that chocolate cake had levels over 250 times that of federal guidelines.
read moreClimate change is leading to increasingly violent storms. Can sea walls hold back the floodwaters?
read moreRemember back when the powerful American Legislative Exchange Council dominated the national discourse on climate change, and not in a good way
read moreOne of the Trump administration’s latest environmental regulatory rollbacks has managed to piss off both Big Oil and environmentalists.
read moreWhat is coral bleaching? Coral bleaching happens when corals lose their vibrant colors and turn white. But there’s a lot more to it than that.
read moreThe Washington Post is reporting that the White House barred a senior State Department intelligence analyst from issuing a testimony describing climate change as “possibly catastrophic” to the House Intelligence Committee.
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