Arvind Kumar, a chest surgeon at New Delhi’s Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, has a ringside view of the toll that northern India’s deteriorating air quality is taking on its residents. When he Continue Reading
A pro-coal event on Monday at the UN climate talks in Poland gave the US delegation the platform to outline its energy priorities. Wells Griffith, a senior US official, described Continue Reading
President Trump’s top White House adviser on energy and climate stood before the crowd of some 200 people on Monday and tried to burnish the image of coal, the fossil Continue Reading
Protesters disturbed a U.S.-sponsored event promoting fossil fuels on the sidelines of U.N. climate change talks on Monday, saying attempts to rebrand coal as a potentially “clean” energy source were Continue Reading
In a sign of this new alignment in Washington, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer last week warned President Trump that Democrats would demand policies to address climate change in any Continue Reading
In November, President Trump tours the area in California that was devastated by the Camp Fire. With him are Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom, left, and Gov. Jerry Brown. December 9 at Continue Reading
When they come to make the drama-documentary series about energy in the 21st century, one of the pivotal episodes should be based on cross-cutting between events in Vienna and in Continue Reading
Global coal consumption is set to remain steady in absolute terms through the middle of the century, even as its relative share of total energy consumption declines in favor of Continue Reading
The editorial board Royal Dutch Shell’s decision to set carbon emissions targets from next year is as welcome as it is overdue. The announcement was made as signatories to the Continue Reading
France’s suspension of a fuel tax increase after violent protests signaled the perils that governments in wealthier countries may face in setting policies to fight climate change. A pastry maker Continue Reading
