Clean fleets
Amid backlash, USPS orders more EVs — but will still mostly run on gas
The U.S. Postal Service placed an initial order for 10,000 electric trucks as it works to overhaul its aging mail-delivery fleet.
Politics
Politics
Why Texas Republicans are trying to crush wind and solar
Texas is the state with the most wind and utility-scale solar in development. But Republicans are suddenly trying to stop the industry’s growth. Why?
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Podcast
Russian oil ban forces an abrupt shift in Biden's climate plan
How the energy security frame is changing the conversation in Washington.
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Fossil fuels
Chart: How much oil does the US actually import from Russia?
The U.S. is the world's top oil producer, but it still imports oil from around the world. See the top 10 suppliers.
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Podcast
Russia's war reshapes the energy transition
The invasion of Ukraine has leaders making energy pivots — for better and for worse.
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Fossil fuels
How fast can Europe wean itself off Russian gas?
Heat pumps and clean energy can improve Europe's energy security while aiding climate goals.
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Fossil fuels
Hawaii relies on Russian oil — but clean energy could change that
Hawaii's transition to renewables becomes all the more urgent as Russia's invasion of Ukraine rattles energy markets.
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Podcast
How to elect state leaders on climate
This group is using legislative transparency as a tool for climate action.
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Hydrogen
Which states will win out on $9.5B in federal clean hydrogen funding?
The U.S. government is finally investing in clean hydrogen. From L.A. to West Virginia, everybody wants a slice.
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Politics
Calif. Sen. Padilla on climate, wildfires, solar and clean school buses
A Q&A with California's junior senator on his proposals to modernize FEMA, electrify buses and help low-income Americans access clean energy.
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Podcast
Senator Padilla on climate, equity and partisanship
When it comes to addressing top Democratic priorities, the senator representing California declares: "We're not giving up that easily."
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