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Battery storage is becoming a more viable tool for meeting peaks in energy demand — and it could do it in a greener, healthier way than fossil plants. → Read More
Vehicle emissions are down thanks to coronavirus lockdown orders. Experts expect "substantial" benefits for health, for as long as they stay low. → Read More
Most of the financing for the fight against climate change comes from private sources. But public financiers aren't worried about making a return. → Read More
Most of the financing for the fight against climate change comes from private sources. But public financiers aren't worried about making a return. → Read More
U.S. Representatives have a new bill that calls for electric vehicle chargers across the country. That would be a huge expansion of the network. → Read More
For more than a decade, scientists have considered the threats from climate change when they set the symbolic Doomsday Clock. → Read More
A coalition of states, cities and companies say they expect to keep their emissions on a downward trend through 2030. → Read More
U.S. plans to leave the Paris agreement won't disrupt ongoing climate talks, but the countries who are still in are feeling the pressure. → Read More
Climate change likely played a role in Venice's flooding, but it was just one of several contributing factors. → Read More
More and more voices call the state of the climate an "emergency" or "crisis." Is that effective? And how do we respond to it? → Read More
As the climate changes, it can be more conducive to wildfire. We have to change our responses, too. → Read More
For a carbon tax to have the best chance of success, stakeholders have to buy in for the long haul. → Read More
A new discussion for 2020 presidential candidates: Should we regulate meat production as the climate changes? And how? → Read More
In the last decades and especially in the last few years, addressing climate change has become a flagship political issue. → Read More
Our best tools for measuring fires in remote rainforests can't always tell us how big the fires get. → Read More
Scientists usually don't attribute single weather events to climate change. The record heat in Alaska has more than one cause. → Read More
The proposed bill would force lagging states to speed up their transition to renewable energy sources. → Read More
Outright censorship of science by the executive branch is relatively rare — but even occasional instances can hurt both scientists and the public. → Read More
Expanding protected marine areas could help offset climate change, but doing that will probably take more resources and enforcement efforts. → Read More
Tax breaks for fossil fuels are a tiny slice of government spending on energy, but removing them would still make renewable sources more competitive. → Read More