California Scrambles to Find Electricity to Offset Plant Closures
By Katherine Blunt California is racing to secure large amounts of power in the next few years to make up for the impending closure of fossil-fuel power plants and a…
Climate protesters swarm White House, vandalize Jackson statue, warn Biden
Left-wing climate protesters hit the D.C. streets Monday, vandalizing a statue of former President Andrew Jackson and swarming the White House while warning President Biden to take their demands seriously.…
California law bans small off-road gas engines, including lawnmowers and chainsaws
By Asher Notheis California took another step toward its goal of ridding the state of all gas-powered engines thanks to a new bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Saturday.…
New lawsuit cries corruption in Biden’s EPA
Caitlin McFall 1 The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was slapped with a lawsuit Thursday by a former Trump-era advisory member, alleging the Biden administration’s “purge” of industry representatives violates federal…
A conservative climate expert’s answer to global ‘lukewarming’: Grow the economy
By Natalia Mittelstadt Climate change is real, acknowledges Patrick Michaels, former state climatologist of Virginia — but it is less extreme, less destructive, and less attributable to human activity than…
Strong Demand for Gas Vehicles Drives Detroit Production Plans, Clouds Biden’s 2030 Goal for EVs
By Tom Ozimek Automakers in North America plan to build more pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles than electric vehicles well into the late 2020s, with strong consumer demand for…
Desalination advances in California despite opponents pushing for alternatives
Daniel Trotta HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., July 28 (Reuters) – Environmentalists say desalination decimates ocean life, costs too much money and energy, and soon will be made obsolete by water recycling.…