A bush fire burns behind a ridge near the town of Tharwa, about 20 miles south of Canberra, Australia, on Jan. 30, 2020. (Mick Tsikas/EPA-EFE/REX) A resident stops to take Continue Reading
The ‘ big beautiful monster ’ Phase One trade deal between the United States and China may end up being truly beautiful for U.S. exports on paper only—at least as Continue Reading
Chinese coal mines in Shanxi’s Linfen and Yulin cities have delayed restarting production after the Lunar New Year holidays because of the coronavirus outbreak, sources told S&P Global Platts Friday. Continue Reading
Absent any major policy shift in this decade, the amount of carbon dioxide the United States adds to the atmosphere each year is projected to begin rising by the 2030s, according Continue Reading
Carbon emissions will fall just 4 percent by 2050, according to government projections U.S. carbon emissions are expected to fall just 4 percent by 2050, according to data released Wednesday Continue Reading
Although natural gas produces about half the carbon dioxide emissions when burned than coal does, studies show methane leaks and flaring throughout the supply chain release far more greenhouse gas Continue Reading
Pennsylvania state senators on Wednesday raised concerns that a possible multistate initiative to reduce emissions of climate warming gases from cars and trucks will drive up fuel prices in the Continue Reading
The U.S. economy headed into 2020 on a solid footing, with growth settling back to the roughly 2% pace that has prevailed during the decade-old economic expansion. Gross domestic product—the Continue Reading
The US economy expanded last year at its slowest annual pace since a manufacturing slowdown in 2016, as consumer spending showed signs of flagging. Gross domestic product rose at a Continue Reading
The American economy turned in a weaker annual performance last year than in 2018, held back by developments that set the stage for slower growth to come. Gross domestic product Continue Reading
