A closer look at the people in power who control your power

The Alaskan government’s new plan is supposed to protect forests and help fix climate change. It does neither.

Our grid is a mess. Its formation could teach us how to fix it.

A bill being considered in Albany could fundamentally change the rules for private creditors—and stop them from milking poorer countries for money.

Improving indoor air quality is harder than it sounds.

For reasons passing understanding, Steve Milloy has been invited to share his opinion on the East Coast's air quality crisis.

Congressional Republicans are trying to pass legislation defending gas stoves from regulatory oversight.

Has one of the world’s biggest oil and gas drillers gone woke?

This is why we shouldn’t trust businesses to save the planet.

In exchange for not blowing up the economy, the GOP is asking for expedited pipeline approval, and pretending it will help clean energy as well.

Conservatives’ sudden interest in wildlife conservation is actually just their latest attempt to own the libs. But why are some liberals falling for it?

It doesn’t involve more border patrol. Instead, policymakers need to address climate change and decades of bad U.S. foreign policy.

This is your brain on fossil fuels.

Right-wingers at a House Oversight Committee hearing Tuesday insisted this boring investment strategy is some kind of global conspiracy.

What happened in Brownsville is yet to be determined. The figures on vehicular fatalities, however, are clear.

Passing the Build Public Renewables Act into the state budget took years of organizing and canny political strategy to build support for public renewable energy generation.

After two years of last-minute failures, a groundbreaking bill made it into the state budget—providing a blueprint for climate activists in other states.

Unlike First Republic Bank, struggling drillers don’t have a government safety net to keep them from passing their crises on to the public.

A nation of electric SUVs won’t solve our problems.

The agency’s plan to regulate power plant emissions reportedly will lean on a carbon-trapping technology that the industry has been touting—but barely using—for years.