Energy

Both sides in the fierce legal battle acknowledge that EPA has the early edge

Is there any truth to the claim that fracking causes earthquakes? Answers are within!

Bank of America and Amalgamated Bank will completely power operations with renewable energy by 2020

How the Galaxy Note 7’s lithium batteries can go awry   

The reclusive country’s latest provocation could pose a strategic threat not only to North Korea's neighbors, but also the U.S.

The highly biodiverse country has rain forest, the Andes and the Galapagos Islands 

The goal: Inexpensive hydrogen for fuel cells that power cars and homes

The magnitude 5.6 earthquake ramps up concerns over energy extraction methods 

Carbon dioxide emissions from natural gas–fired power plants will be 10 percent greater than emissions from coal-fired plants in 2016

MIT engineers have invented a bubble-wrapped, sponge-like device that uses sunlight to boil water, even on relatively cool, overcast days.

Despite already low costs, the installed price of solar fell by 5 to 12 percent in 2015

But it wants rate payers to foot the $160 million bill