Somehow, SCOTUS Missed The Green Hydrogen Memo
The US Department of Energy is pursuing all sources for net-zero H2, but green hydrogen is gaining an edge.
Clean Power Plan
Hours Before Inauguration, Clean Power Got A Clean Slate From Federal Court
The EPA’s Affordable Clean Energy rule has bitten the dust thanks to the DC Circuit Court, clearing the way for Clean Power Plan V.2.0.
NRDC Energy Report: Slow & Steady Won’t Win the Climate Race
Climate-related emergencies over the last two years have made it clear: the time for ambitious climate action in the United States and abroad is now. Deadly heat waves blanketing Europe during 2019 killed nearly 1,500 people in France alone…
A Joe Biden Presidency — A New Day In Fight For Climate Action
You know that feeling when you awake from a long nightmare and see the sun shining outside? Yes, that’s what it feels like today. The US presidential election results have been confirmed in favor of President-elect Joe Biden
ExxonMobil Claims It’s Shifting On Climate, But Still Funding Climate Science Deniers
After decades of public denial, ExxonMobil now acknowledges that “the risk of climate change is real” and says it is “committed to being part of the solution,”
Facing A Health Crisis, Cities Implore Courts To Limit Pollution
Local leaders weigh in on a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from weakening regulations on power plants.
Markey & Ocasio-Cortez Have The Political Guts To Lead Where Others Waver
The resolution to enact a Green New Deal was introduced by Sen. Ed Markey this week. The weak-kneed say it cannot be done.
Consumer Reports Survey Finds Most Americans Want More Renewable Energy
A survey of 1200 Americans conducted by GfK for Consumer Reports finds the vast majority of Americans want more renewable energy and less power plant pollution. The survey also reveals that plenty of utilities seem to have a credibility issue with their customers.
What Has Republican Policy Actually Done For You?
Politics is a weird beast. Policymakers are elected in order to enact policies to help society, but politics is largely a cultural war — or even just a series of cult of personality battles. Policy is hardly touched in the lead-up to elections, and people typically go to the polls without having learned much about the policies their representatives have supported or the policies the candidates they’re voting on would like to implement.
Clean Power Plan Or Not, Coal Caught In Corporate Death Squeeze (CleanTechnica Interview)
Why coal jobs are never coming back: in the face of an existential threat from climate change, global corporate titans are juicing demand for clean power.
