Stories by ClimateWire

Individuals offer their charging stations to the public, to fill gaps in commercial recharging networks

Just like desktops, laptops and smartphones, plugs to rapidly charge electric cars are not compatible across brands

She also said, in her acceptance speech, "we can save our planet while creating millions of good-paying clean-energy jobs"

Gene Karpinski, head of the League of Conservation Voters, will draw a stark contrast between the climate views of Clinton and Trump

The battle grows over whether Exxon misled the public about climate change 

And Democratic leaders think younger voters will respond

He is for natural gas and oil drilling, yet also for cutting greenhouse gas emissions

Three former Treasury secretaries say firms are not giving investors honest information

And one representative says it's a conspiracy to cover up the government spread of beetles

As early as the 1950s, the groups shared scientists and publicists to downplay dangers of smoking and climate change

Renewable energy cut, price on carbon opposed

Eleven representatives who are trying to change their party's attitude note that climate and energy are missing from the convention agenda

Earth science professor says Mike Pence just “doesn't care”

Used electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles are also hot commodities

The price of allowances will rise also, encouraging businesses to clean up emissions

The girls improved their own energy-saving behaviors by 49 percent, too

Funds will help farmers in developing countries raise productivity

The law, in force during weekday daylight hours, is a bold move to cut smog

More than 18,000 lithium ion battery packs would replace a gas-fired power plant used to meet peak demand

Wetlands, sand dunes and mangroves could protect shorelines more inexpensively than walls and bulkheads

Fish and insects modify seasonal habits more than plankton and birds, potentially pulling apart food webs

Low gasoline prices have boosted SUV sales, reducing fleetwide fuel efficiency

Regulators bristle, saying the estimated 10 cents a gallon is not a tax

Century-long buildup of dead wood and clutter is making bad fires worse, officials claim