Scott Pruitt should resign from the EPA

The conservative Weekly Standard "like(s) what he'd done" at EPA. But they still want him gone.

Peter Dykstra

We like what he’s done. But the time has come.

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Data center opposition giving environmental groups momentum

Environmental groups are gaining momentum as concerns over rising electricity bills, pollution and AI fuel bipartisan opposition across the U.S.

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Opinion: Amendment 82 is a dark-money attack on Colorado’s clean energy leadership

The measure would only benefit the natural gas industry while undermining our progress in addressing air pollution, which benefits all Coloradans.

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In Texas senate race, Talarico and Paxton both promise relief from rising energy costs

The candidates are miles apart on climate, but both are making affordability a central issue as Texans grapple with spiking prices.

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This overlooked election could shape California’s climate future

The race for state insurance commissioner hinges on a pivotal question: can the private market help us adapt to climate disasters?

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The EPA is about to hand oil and gas companies a huge methane-related gift

Rolling back regulations will give industry players “exactly what they’ve long wanted.”

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What finance can tell us about the ‘twin crises’ of climate change and biodiversity loss

Yale's Stefano Giglio explains how the two environmental threats can amplify each other — and why understanding those interactions matters for the economy.

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Climate change is putting Europe’s brain health at risk

Rising temperatures, poor air quality, and the spread of infectious diseases could increase the burden of neurological disorders, with the most vulnerable communities facing the greatest risks.

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