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Byย Michael A. Livermore, University ofย Virginia President Trump and his appointees, particularly Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt, have made federalism a theme of their e...
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The UK government has just released its latest round of data on public attitudes to energy and climate issues. Ruth Hayhurst from Drill or Drop takes a detailed look at theย results. The latest fin...
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By David Halperin and Kert Davies, originally published at HuffPost. Putin and Exxon have aimed relentlessly at ending U.S. sanctions, but scandal and Congress have now tied Trumpโ€™sย hands. When ...
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Campaigners have regularly pointed out the contrariness of governments giving the fossil fuel industry subsidies while also making efforts to cut carbon dioxide emissions. A new report suggests tha...
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Byย Amy Myers Jaffeย and Lewis Fulton, University of California,ย Davis When will cars powered by gas-guzzling internal combustion engines become obsolete? Not as soon as it seems, even with the late...
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On the same day the government released the long-awaited latest draft of its air pollution plans, the environment secretary Michael Gove was busy publicising a new headlineย policy. Andy Rowell expl...
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Byย Donald Boesch, University ofย Maryland Scientists are busy people, but every year thousands donate many hours of their time without payment to advise Congress and federal government agencies. Th...
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Byย Lindsey Dillon, University of California, Santaย Cruz San Francisco has embarked on a project to transform its industrial southeast waterfront into a bike-friendly destination called the Blue Gr...
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Redundant North Sea energy workers are offered free football tickets to build revolutionary new electricity storage systems, writes Terry Macalister at Climate News Network. Highly-skilled enginee...
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By Lauraย Creighton, reporting fromย Lancashire Two lorries attempting to make their way in and out of shale gas company Cuadrillaโ€™s Preston New Road fracking site have been stopped in their tracks ...