Climate change is not a morality play. But for some climate activists, "environmental justice" is more important.

Tackling Climate Change Will Be Harder than Putting a Man on the Moon… Unless...

Even When Democrats and Republicans Come Together to Solve America’s Energy Challenges, the Bill Dies in Congress

In the eyes of many political observers, the most likely defector from any Democratic bill will be West Virginia’s Joe Manchin. If he oppose

As part of his ambitious climate plan, Joe Biden wants to retrofit millions of buildings to make them energy efficient. If passed, the...

How Climate Change Could Cause Another Financial Crisis

Too many people fear a nuclear meltdown to make the widespread adoption of nuclear power possible.

Unless polluters are held accountable for their emissions, carbon capture technology is a saving grace.

Even When Congress Comes Together to Pass a Climate Policy, It’s a Step Backward

A look at how a few researchers around the world are exploring different ways to capture and sequester CO2.

Joe Biden’s Climate Plan is Ambitious, but That Doesn’t Mean That It Will Go Anywhere

The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the economies of both Europe and the United States, but the two have not responded equally.

The lack of leadership from the federal government during the pandemic foreshadows the impossibility of a state-led green future.

As US presidents change, environmental regulations seem to take one step forward and two steps back.

Even When America Develops Fossil Fuels at Home, Foreign Countries Can Drive Them into the Ground

Even When Economic Security is at Risk, America Can’t Beat China in the Green Energy Race

How President George W. Bush took one small step for Mars and one giant leap backwards for Earth.

The NDAA is our best effort in recent years to curb carbon emission and impacts just 1% of America’s energy consumption

How Trump set climate progress back by withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris Agreement

Yes, Coal is Awful, But Its Replacement Isn’t Much Better