EDF and WRI are using satellite data to measure methane leaks and CO2 from natural systems.
Author: Emily Pontecorvo
How New York is trying to build lots of renewables, fast
Without sacrificing environmental protection or trampling over local control.
How a Biden administration could push companies further on climate
Amazon and Apple have pledged to cut emissions. Biden's policies could make it easier.
Companies say they are going net-zero. Can we trust them?
Here’s 4 ways to tell whether a company’s net-zero pledge is legit.
Colorado voted to bring back wolves. Why was the race so close?
The ballot measure once had overwhelming support, but the vote was decided on a razor’s edge.
Can gas utilities survive the energy transition? Massachusetts is going to find out.
Massachusetts, Colorado join the lists of states investigating the future of natural gas in buildings.
In swing states, Biden voters have climate anxiety. Trump voters don’t.
11th-hour polling found that concerns about extreme heat and flooding are deeply polarized.
The aptly named East Troublesome Fire brings red skies, evacuations to the Rocky Mountains
The fire grew by 140,000 acres within 24 hours.
Hot real estate tip: An all electric-home will probably save you money
In 7 cities with different climates and electric grids, new all-electric homes saved money and CO2
Cities tried to lead the charge on climate action. Most of them are behind.
A new climate action report card found cities struggling to live up to their ambitions.