Donald Trump went on a weird rant about windmills—in the U.K.

It’s not inevitable that we’ll stall or go backward on climate progress in the next four years. States can do far more to accelerate the energy transition than most people appreciate.

The state’s venerable New Deal history offers a way through our current malaise.

The options for president are a climate denier and a Democrat who doesn’t like talking about climate change very much. State policy could still help avert disaster.

The Build Public Renewables Act was hailed as a model for socialist green energy policy. But now the New York Power Authority is asking McKinsey to come up with an implementation plan.

Ethanol is a comically inefficient form of solar energy—and a toxic one. Putting regular solar panels on some of that land would be better.

Orsted’s cancellation of two big New Jersey wind projects raises questions about the way the Biden administration is approaching renewable energy.

What’s the big holdup?

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

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

This is your brain on fossil fuels.

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.

The Build Public Renewables Act represents a massive challenge to fossil fuel hegemony—if it passes.

While the bill will fall short of the Biden administration’s ambitious climate goals, the fact that it will include climate provisions of any kind is an unexpected surprise.

The world should be paying close attention to the country’s decision to postpone the vote.

Certain leaders love to suggest that renewable power is anti-labor. The numbers don’t back that up.

The Energy Charter Treaty, with 53 signatories, allows energy companies to sue states that make their business unprofitable.

Privatizing lifesaving technology like vaccines and clean energy is bad for both the coronavirus and the climate crisis.

Geothermal power requires similar infrastructure and skills as fossil fuel extraction, which means laid-off oil workers could switch to greener work pretty easily.

Instead of lambasting yesteryear’s renewable energy, the movie could have taken up current, more relevant questions.