Internal federal briefing notes say Canada’s Major Projects Office operates similarly to a U.S. council designed to rapidly advance energy and mining developments.
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From stranded buildings to vanishing habitats, scientists warn the Caspian Sea may be approaching a tipping point.
Negative energy prices may seem like a welcome relief amid the cost-of-living crisis but the phenomenon can actually discourage renewables investment.
As heat waves grow longer and deadlier, cities around the world are using elaborate drills to expose weaknesses before a real crisis strikes.
Although Congress restored funding, ongoing delays and deep staffing losses continue to hobble NOAA’s fisheries management, climate research, and ocean monitoring work.
A new study indicates that minuscule pieces of plastic — particularly ones of various colors — are contributing to heating the atmosphere.
A proposal from a group that worked with AOC and Bernie Sanders seeks to counter the claim that climate policy is politically toxic.
An expert in the state’s energy grid explains how the state is faring amid federal cuts.
Rural co-ops and a city utility will save big with a collection of 5-MW batteries, which are easier to site and faster to get up and running than megaprojects.
The delays, which companies say have worsened significantly in recent weeks, are the latest step in the Trump administration’s efforts to block wind power.
How a U.S. owner’s dream of ‘clean’ coal left behind acid, arsenic and a warning for today.
Seven of the top 11 highest-volume precipitation events over the past 77 years have occurred just in the past 10 years.
The drought in New Hampshire is emblematic of the effects of climate change on weather patterns in the Northeast, experts say.
Initially proposed in 2020, Amsterdam has officially banned on public advertisements promoting meat and fossil fuel products.
World officials are pushing for action to reduce methane emissions from the fossil fuel sector, arguing it would both help slow climate change and boost energy security.
The conflict may be the beginning of the end of fossil fuel dominance.
Louisiana’s cultural hotspot could be surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico before the end of this century, authors say.
“When I look at Buxton, I see it as more of what’s to come,” one researcher said of the rapid erosion reshaping parts of the North Carolina coastline.
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