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The U.S. Department of the Interior offered up nearly 1 million acres in Alaska's Cook Inlet for oil and gas drilling. Almost no one was interested.
Some 500,000 customers lost power in the Carolinas—which, utilities say, was needed to help stave off a much bigger disaster.
Winter storms have given California’s snowpack a much-needed boost, in a promising sign for the ongoing severe drought.
The EPA wants more ethanol, biogas, and wood pellet power in the nation's fuel mix. But is that actually a good thing?
The third atmospheric river event in 10 days is forecast to dump more than six inches of additional water over parts of the already soaked west coast.
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill that would legalize composting human bodies after death.
The South, Midwest, and Plains can expect rain, snow, and tornadoes this week.
In 2023 we will see the first real movement in a global energy transition—and will hit lots of bumps in the road along the way.
Activists glued themselves to buildings and threw soup on art to protest Big Oil and climate inaction.
Widespread drought, deadly monsoons, and record-breaking temperatures swept the globe this year.
The West Coast is bracing for heavy rains and snow as freezing temperatures left a trail of burst pipes across the Southeast.
A whistleblower formerly employed by biomass giant Enviva said the company's claims about how it produces its products are "a joke."
From a dumb Republican war on investing to nuclear energy's renaissance, here are some of the historic moments from this year.
Make Sunsets sells "cooling credits" for $10 and alleges that 1 gram of sulfur particles offsets the impacts of 1 ton of carbon emissions.
Hard-hit Western New York was littered with abandoned cars and piles of snow several feet high after the Christmas blizzard.
A new fossil fuel-sponsored ballot initiative could reverse a major environmental justice victory.
A proposed desalination plant could be the answer to the dwindling water supply from the Colorado River.
The new law effectively phases out private ownership of big cats and immediately bans cub-petting attractions.
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