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December 21, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesAlisa Opar

Forget cockroaches—around 100 species of bugs are crawling around our houses (and faces).

Can Congress Stop the Climate Change Deal?

December 21, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesBrian Palmer

Here are the Senate’s options for trying to muck up the international agreement made in Paris.

The Year in Utility Rate Cases: Mandatory Fee Hikes Retreat as Consumer Voices Pick up Steam

December 18, 2015 Expert BlogSamantha Williams

Wind Power Saves New Yorkers Money on Electricity After Unexpected Shutdown of Indian Point Nuclear Unit

December 18, 2015 Expert BlogKit Kennedy

Petroleum Coke on the Move: BP Whiting's coke leaves Chicago, is headed for Kentucky and Virginia communities

December 18, 2015 Expert BlogMeleah Geertsma

Slip-sliding Away

December 18, 2015 Latest NewsCaliforniaAlisa Opar

Heavy El Niño rains could trigger mudslides in California this winter. These scientists are trying to figure out the whens and wheres.

It's Prime Time for Ohio to Embrace Better Wind Energy Policies

December 17, 2015 Expert BlogHenry Henderson

How California Stepped Up its Energy Efficiency Efforts in 2015 and What's Ahead

December 17, 2015 Expert BlogLara Ettenson

EPA Flakes on Flint [Guest Post by Anjali Waikar]

December 17, 2015 Expert BlogHenry Henderson

NERC's 10-Year Grid Assessment: Enough Power, And Some Challenges

December 17, 2015 Expert BlogJohn Moore

DOE Issues Biggest Energy Saving Standard Yet for Roof Top Air Conditioners

December 17, 2015 Expert BlogMeg Waltner

Report: Boosting Energy Efficiency in Chicago's Large Buildings Could Save Up to $184 Million Annually, Create Up to 2,000 Jobs

December 17, 2015 Press Release

CHICAGO (December 17, 2015)—The City of Chicago yesterday released the results of its second annual assessment of energy use in large commercial, institutional, and residential buildings throughout the city. Findings reveal that improving energy efficiency in these buildings could reduce…