Alex Honnold on Climbing, Climate Change, and the Power of Renewable Energy
Alex Honnold, renowned for his extreme climbing feats, discusses how his adventures reveal the urgency of climate action. As founder of the Honnold Fo...
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Megawatt Charging: The Game-Changer for Long-Haul Electric Trucks
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How Local Grassroots Campaigns Are Unlocking Clean Energy Progress Despite Federal Challenges
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Tom Toro’s Environmental Cartoons: Behind-the-Scenes Process Videos Reveal Artistic Magic
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Corpus Christi Braces for Water Crisis as Reservoirs Hit Historic Lows
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Brazil’s Amazon Gold Mining Licenses Fuel Mercury Crisis Despite Illegalities
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Interior Secretary Burgum Vows to Appeal Court Ruling Blocking Renewable Energy Permitting Freeze
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South Korea and U.S. Forge Nuclear Partnership Amid Global Energy Shifts
South Korea and the U.S. have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on nuclear reactor projects, reviving American nuclear expertise. Me...
Why Global Oil Prices Haven’t Surged Despite Strait of Hormuz Supply Disruptions
Despite months of closures in the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices remain below $110 per barrel. Experts debate why markets haven’t reacted more strongly...
Why Oil Prices Haven’t Skyrocketed Despite Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Expert Analysis
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, removing 10% of global oil supply, yet Brent crude trades at $107 per barrel—lower than expected. Energy policy e...
Fervo Energy's $1.8B IPO Marks Major Clean Energy Milestone on NASDAQ
Fervo Energy's NASDAQ debut with a $1.8 billion IPO marks one of Wall Street's largest renewable energy offerings. The geothermal innovator uses oil-d...
EPA Proposes Shifting Toxic Coal Ash Oversight to States, Raising Environmental Concerns
Georgia and four other states have taken over coal ash monitoring from the EPA, approving permits that allow toxic waste to remain in groundwater. Cri...
Amnesty International Report Warns Nevada Lithium Mining Violates Indigenous Rights
A new Amnesty International report accuses the U.S. government and private corporations of ignoring Indigenous rights in Nevada’s lithium mining boom....
Graham Platner Unveils Energy Plan with National Rate Freeze, Backs Data Center Moratorium
Graham Platner, Maine’s Democratic Senate nominee, released an energy plan calling for a national electricity rate freeze amid rising power costs link...
AI’s Carbon Footprint Crisis: Why Carbon Removal Is Essential for Sustainable Data Centers
Data centers powering AI are driving a surge in electricity demand, with natural gas likely filling the gap. The International Energy Agency warns glo...
New England Set for Major Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion Amid Rising Fuel Costs
New England may soon see a surge in natural gas pipeline projects as states reconsider infrastructure bans amid soaring fuel prices. The region, heavi...
Climate Change and Hantavirus: How Warming Trends May Fuel Deadly Rodent-Borne Outbreaks
A rare hantavirus outbreak aboard a polar cruise ship killed three and infected others, highlighting the growing threat of rodent-borne diseases amid...
Climate Tech Funding Shifts: Early-Stage Investments Dry Up as Capital Concentrates in Established Players
Record climate tech funding masks a stark divide: 77% of new capital flows to large institutional players backing proven technologies, while early-sta...
Gibbon Trafficking Crisis: Record Seizures Reveal Alarming Surge in Illegal Trade Across Asia
Conservation groups report a disturbing rise in gibbon trafficking, with at least one smuggling incident documented monthly. In 2025 alone, 93 gibbons...
Qatari LNG Tanker Navigates Strait of Hormuz Amid Regional Tensions
A Qatari liquefied natural gas tanker successfully passed through the Strait of Hormuz, marking Qatar's first Persian Gulf export since the Iran War b...
How the Inflation Reduction Act and Trump’s Tax Bill Reshape U.S. Climate Progress
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was once hailed as America’s first comprehensive climate law, but key provisions were repealed in 2024 as part of Pr...
New Orleans Faces Record Mardi Gras Trash Despite Cleanup Efforts: What’s Going Wrong?
New Orleans collected a record 1,363 tons of Mardi Gras waste in 2026, a 24% increase from 2025. Despite decades of cleanup efforts, plastic beads and...
U.S. Water Crisis Escalates: Texas Drought and Colorado River Struggles Dominate Summer Headlines
Record-breaking heat and industrial overuse are intensifying water crises across the U.S. From Texas facing a drought emergency to the Colorado River'...
Black Lung Disease Surges in Appalachia as Federal Protections Stall and Coal Mining Expands
Justin Smarsh, a 42-year-old former coal miner with progressive massive fibrosis, can no longer walk without suffocating. His diagnosis reflects a gro...
New Jersey and Pennsylvania Push Major Reforms to Overhaul Electric Utility Regulation
New Jersey and Pennsylvania are advancing sweeping regulatory reforms to address rising electricity costs and data-center-driven demand. New Jersey’s...