Geothermal energy has achieved rare bipartisan backing — but its embrace of the fast-growing AI industry could expose it to risks.
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Large batteries that store electricity have revolutionized power grids and car markets. Now some start-ups are betting that “heat batteries” could be just as transformative.
Owners of the Ford Fathom, starting at under $30,000, can power their homes without buying a costly bidirectional charger. Will other automakers follow?
Lula’s victory in Brazil's presidential election brings hope for the Amazon — but far-right gains threaten progress.
Fifteen young Canadians say their government’s failure to curb emissions violates their constitutional right to life, liberty, and security.
Some of the ousted climate scientists have just published their own research paper, identifying changes in the research field.
As climate change brings hotter temperatures, worsening droughts and increasingly unreliable water supplies to the American West, Colorado farmers are turning to ancient grains and heirloom crops that require less water and can withstand harsh growing conditions.
The Indigenous Earth Fund recently awarded $1 million to Native-led projects that aim to restore the planet.
Enfield, North Carolina mayor Mondale Robinson announced the group’s launch in September, saying that small towns, often overlooked, will have more power if they work together.
Founded by a former public-housing resident, the 548 Foundation provides training, stipends, and support to build Black generational wealth through clean energy.
Green banks enabled $12.4 billion in hard-to-finance clean energy and climate projects in 2024 and 2025.
We all have that one pair of old jeans in the back of our wardrobe — don’t throw them out!
Demand for the climate-friendly HVAC technician has persisted even after Republicans killed incentives, with 2026 set to be another good year for the sector.
Renewable electricity is cheaper than ever. While the West got rich on coal and oil, some of the world's poorest countries are banking on solar, wind and water instead.
While the West got rich on coal and oil, some of the poorest countries in the world are banking on solar, wind, and water instead.
In a first, researchers realistically calculated how solar farms in the Gobi Desert improve air quality in northern Chinese cities.
A landmark climate ruling that could redraw how fossil fuel projects are approved in Australia.
Wetland restoration and wildfire prevention can drive down insurers’ costs and skyrocketing premiums, a new study shows.
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