Cars Threaten Climate Goals in Blue States
With few coal plants left to shutter, transportation is the main hurdle to meeting emissions targets
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With few coal plants left to shutter, transportation is the main hurdle to meeting emissions targets
The finalists hope to transform carbon dioxide into cement, bioplastic and other useful materials
Emissions climbed in Asia and Europe, but declined in the U.S.
Surprise decision could speed transition to greener forms of energy
U.S. demand was soft but exports rose significantly, to some unexpected places
The glaciers remain some of the least understood ice sheets in North America
Nine states announced a proposal to cut power plant emissions 30 percent between 2021 and 2030
The coal industry is contracting as plants retire and utilities replace them with natural gas and renewables
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and Maryland are all eyeing up manufacturing and maintenance businesses that would support wind energy
Can the state’s “net metering” law serve as a national model for integrating rooftop solar into the grid?
Republican governors in blue and purple states are confronting a gulf between Trump and voters frustrated with his decision on the Paris accord
Coal, jobs, China, blackouts all misrepresented
However, states cannot be expected to lead international efforts to tackle global warming
The governors of Massachusetts and Vermont say their states are already feeling the brunt of climate change
Wind’s competitiveness in the Lone Star State has been helped by the expansion of transmission capacity and market reforms
Rising prices and demand will heighten the fight between coal and natural gas for market share
A candidate who doesn't believe in science would be “a very dangerous person to pick”