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Another Look at the Supreme Court’s Ruling to Trim EPA’s Powers
The decision is a warning to other regulators
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Russia’s War Is Putting Green Tech Progress in Jeopardy
Europe relies on Russia to supply nickel and other metals for electric vehicles and other renewable technologies
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Carbon Capture and Storage: Real Solution or Band-Aid?
Long discussed but rarely used, carbon capture and storage projects are on the rise globally
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U.S. Solar Industry Gets a Lifeline
But can incentives bring manufacturing back?
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Learning to Build Safer Houses
The most powerful wind machine in the country is no longer enough to mimic the threat of bigger storms
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Biden Administration Actions Will Lead to Cleaner Buildings
Clean energy technologies get a boost, and federal agencies work on a new initiative on building codes
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After a Shaky Start, Airborne Wind Energy is Slowly Taking Off
While still in its nascent stages, airoborne wind power could potentially be used in remote locations
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Revolutionary Changes in Transportation Could Slow Global Warming
The trick will be making sure the electric grid becomes increasingly cleaner
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Coastal Home Buyers Are Ignoring Rising Flood Risks
Home buyers in Florida are unfazed by prospects of more frequent flooding.
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Southwest Cities Learn to Thrive Amid Drought
By embracing innovative strategies for conserving and sourcing water, metro areas can continue to grow