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U.S., China tension take center stage at UN climate talks
On Monday, diplomats from 200 countries will arrive at a United Nations led meeting in Poland to try to figure out how to implement the Paris Agreement on climate adaptations. But as Somini Sengupta reports for The New York Times,…
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How Trump’s rules on coal-fired power plants differ from Obama’s
The Trump administration unveiled its plan to reverse President Obama's coal pollution rules. The new EPA proposal, called the Affordable Clean Energy Rule, would give states leeway on whether to limit emissions and by how much, and allow older power…
What Trump’s plan to roll back fuel-economy standards means for your wallet and the environment
And a look at how we got to this point.
Want to cut carbon emissions? Try growing cement bricks with bacteria
A North Carolina startup grows "biocement" bricks to circumvent the hefty load of fossil fuels needed for normal cement.
What do we lose when the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is gagged?…
Clean coal technology is key to the Obama administration’s plans for combating climate change. But a high-profile power plant, once a poster child for clean coal’s promise, has run billions over budget in construction costs, faces federal investigations and allegations…
Future heat waves will become hotter and more frequent across the globe if measures aren’t take to cap greenhouse gas emissions, the National Center for Atmospheric Research announced Tuesday.
WASHINGTON — More than 200 members of Congress are backing a court challenge to President Barack Obama's plan to curtail greenhouse gas emissions.
Passing a voter-backed initiative would make Washington the first state to tax residents and businesses on their carbon emissions.
