The promise of negative emissions is baked into most “net zero” pledges. But putting that into practice is easier said than done.

Rock Springs, Wyoming, sits on vast underground stores of natural gas and shale oil. But what was meant to be a blessing turned into a curse.

Pulling carbon from the air is a noble goal. But that’s not why fossil fuel executives are embracing it.

Ernest Moniz served as Obama’s secretary of energy. His ties to the fossil fuel industry have only deepened since then. Will Biden give him his old job back?

Energy companies have abandoned the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

A prison built on trash heaps and racism could become a job-providing source of clean energy for some of the most polluted boroughs of New York City.

The fossil fuel industry is hemorrhaging jobs in swing states.

The United States has a long history of nationalizing in times of crisis. Bernie Sanders’s publicly owned clean power proposal is actually pretty tame.

If politicians no longer coveted that early "Iowa bump," would they still feel compelled to support ethanol subsidies?

Why glass luxe construction is destroying the world

Virginia's Dominion Energy gives generously to candidates to get what it wants. But a political revolt is brewing.

New Jersey is the latest state to subsidize aging reactors with credits designated for clean energy.

With the industry in its death throes, the administration is seizing on an old, toxic myth.

An unlikely coalition of Trump voters, lefty activists, and indigenous people is trying to stop the construction of a power line in New Hampshire. What does it bode for the future of politics?

"An Inconvenient Truth" turned the former vice president into a climate hero. Will he reclaim the mantle with "An Inconvenient Sequel"? Many activists in the environmental movement hope not.

"We don’t do IOUs," says Routt County, Colorado's Republican treasurer.