The Kemper project tells us that scaling up a novel gasification approach from a very small demonstration project to a very large commercial unit is very risky—but carbon capture and storage is still an important tool.
Anticipation is building in advance of the release of a study ordered by Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Rick Perry to examine “critical issues central to protecting the long-term reliability of the electric grid.” It is more likely to end…
The new deputy secretary of the Interior Department has spent most of his life attacking land, water, and wildlife on behalf of dirty energy companies.
A recent survey of North Carolinians confirms that the public fully supports protection of these public waters over selling them off to private oil conglomerates
A bill called the American Opportunity Carbon Fee Act would stop America’s carbon polluters from using our atmosphere as a free dump for their gaseous garbage.
Conscious consumers, looking to make a difference with our wallets, want to buy clothes made with a smaller environmental footprint. And clothing companies have the financial leverage to make real, measurable change.
Today, a key Senate committee voted to move forward with the bipartisan “HELP for Wildlife Act” (S. 1514), a misleadingly-titled bill containing detrimental anti-wildlife provisions that would harm gray wolves and the Endangered Species Act more broadly.
An amendment inserted into the 2018 House Interior-EPA spending package could imperil Maryland's first two offshore wind projects. Congress should ensure this damaging amendment does not become law.
