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Trump says US needs coal for grid security – military proves otherwise
Locally sourced renewables – not coal – promise the most resilience in times of catastrophe. The US military has embraced clean energy in the name of national security.
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Fossil fuels’ dirty secret: Things look bad, climate action or not
“There is no walking out from the energy transition.” Fossil fuel industry faces a Blockbuster moment, and seems as ill-prepared as the video rental industry a decade ago.
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Racial resentment may be fueling climate denial in US
New research finds a link between racial prejudice and climate change denial.
How a remote Australian town found itself at the vanguard of a global revolution.
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The stunning hypocrisy of US automakers
After the auto bailout, Ford, GM and Chrysler pledged to support stricter fuel standards. Now, they are working with President Trump to weaken those rules.
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Road of Dreams: Why 18km stretch became testing ground for clean technologies
This rural Georgia highway has become a proving ground for cutting-edge clean energy technologies.
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Coal country knows Trump can’t save it
While the president’s rhetoric has raised hopes for renaissance of American coal, Trump’s policies have done little to revive the ailing industry.
While hackers wreak havoc on the climate, blockchain, the bleeding-edge technology behind Bitcoin, could help clean up the mess.
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Five ways that cities can slash carbon pollution right now
A new report from the Rocky Mountain Institute lists 22 policies that could help get the job done.
Researchers are developing solar cells that are even cheaper, using perovskite crystals, a cost-effective alternative to silicon typically used in solar panels.
