If former Vice President Joe Biden wins the presidential election in November, a significant portion of voters will be expecting bold action to implement a federal climate policy and return Continue Reading
NV Energy and the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada are urging consumers to conserve energy as wholesale power prices in the state hit back-to-back record highs on the back of Continue Reading
In this study, I examined the relative expenditures on motor vehicles in the United States from March through June 2020—the first four months of the current pandemic. The raw data Continue Reading
API revealed that two-thirds of voters in key battleground and other states would prefer candidates who support access to US-produced oil and gas. Two-thirds of voters in key battleground and Continue Reading
Day three of the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday featured meetings of the Black and Hispanic caucuses, the run-up to Senator Kamala Harris’s primetime speech, and delicate attempts by the Democratic Continue Reading
Climate change—particularly intense heat—is advancing so rapidly that it poses physical as well as credit risks to America’s aging nuclear fleet, a new report from Moody’s Investors Service finds. “Our plants Continue Reading
While California is challenging the Federal government in court to overturn the revocation of California’s waiver enabling the state to issue greenhouse gas restrictions on light-duty vehicles, it has finalized Continue Reading
Great Basin National Incident Management One Team Public Information Officer Wayne Patterson checks out the trailhead below burned cliffs from the Grizzly Creek Fire near Hanging Lake in Glenwood Canyon Continue Reading
Living on a heating planet always comes with some ironies. For one thing, the people who are most to blame for global warming (the rich and powerful) are also shielded Continue Reading
Big Oil’s most profitable business is no longer oil. This attention-grabbing headline published by Oilprice.com earlier this month may be dramatic, but it’s not hyperbole – it’s the truth. “Even Continue Reading
