‘Dumbest People in History’: Critics Shred Trump Energy Department Comments on Wind, Solar
Critics over the weekend heaped scorn on the US Department of Energy after it made demonstrably false claims…
The Energy Monster AI Is Creating
We don’t really know how much energy artificial intelligence is consuming. There aren’t any laws currently on the…
What Carbon Dioxide Has to Do With the Meaning of Life
THE TOP FIVE1. Transportation Department Joins the War on Wind Add the Department of Transportation to the list…
US, Canada had highest air pollution surge worldwide in 2023: Report
The United States and Canada endured the planet’s biggest air pollution surge in 2023 — an upswing driven…
Asia’s energy future: green revolution or carbon catastrophe?
Electricity is the backbone of the modern economy – the operating system of the digital age. As the…
Japan’s Power Mix Shifts Away From Fossil Fuels
The share of fossil fuels in Japan’s power supply slumped to the lowest on record in the first…
New York Becomes First U.S. State to Mandate Electrification of New Buildings
New York has become the first U.S. state to announce its commitment to fully electrifying all new buildings.…
Global Energy Demand Outpaces Renewable Expansion
In recent years, many optimistic narratives have overstated the impact of renewables on fossil fuel consumption. The reality…
Canada pushes fast-track law for national-interest projects despite Indigenous and environmental objections
Canada’s Parliament approved the One Canadian Economy Act, or Bill C-5, on June 26, clearing a shortcut for…
Global plastics treaty talks resume in Geneva: Is this the ‘world’s last chance’ to act?
ADVERTISEMENT Talks to secure a Global Plastics Treaty are restarting in Geneva on Tuesday (5 August), with negotiators…
Bike lane removal plan sparks conflict between Toronto drivers and cyclists
Cyclists and drivers in Toronto are locked in a legal and political fight over a provincial law that…
Europe’s big trash-burning experiment has become a dirty headache – POLITICO
In Rome, for example, tens of thousands of people signed a petition to stop the mayor from greenlighting…