POLITICS

California officials have decided not to propose a ban on natural gas in new construction, disappointing environmental advocates who had

Thanks to the phase-down of coal, the risk of premature death in the United States due to the burning of

At 11 p.m. on April 30, employees shut down the nuclear reactor at Indian Point Energy Center Unit 3, marking

No matter how many solar panels, wind turbines and electric cars are built between now and 2030, the world won’t

While the world watched in horror as refrigerator trailers collected the bodies of Covid-19 victims in New York City, the

To survive among the shrinking fleet of U.S. coal-fired power plants, it helps to be extremely big. On April 22,

Since the early 1980s, Dale Murden has grown citrus in the tip of southern Texas, where the Rio Grande winds

Culture A Taste of Climate-Changed Beer It’s the year 2050, and you’re sipping warm beer. There’s been an energy outage

Termaria Bartley waited nearly three years for an apartment in Kelly Village, a public housing complex in Houston’s predominantly Black

At the climate summit last week, Denmark’s prime minister spoke about a clean energy island, and it wasn’t a metaphor.