RENEWABLE ENERGY

NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 09: New York Governor Andrew Cuomo watches as former Vice President Al Gore speaks at an event at New York University, denouncing the Trump administration's proposal to open up new areas to offshore drilling, on March 9, 2018 in New York City. The two Democrats spoke on the negative environmental impact drilling, spills and underwater blasts could have on New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
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POLITICS
Andrew Cuomo Faces A Big Test On Climate Change. He’s Already Failed Twice.
By Alexander C. Kaufman
As the New York governor scrambles to fend off a primary challenger, will he finally back state lawmakers trying to pass the nation’s most ambitious climate bill?
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POLITICS
An Underdog In Michigan’s Governor Race Shows Dems How To Run On Climate Change
By Alexander C. Kaufman
Abdul El-Sayed, the 33-year-old former Detroit health commissioner, has a plan to fight environmental racism.
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GREEN
Why Renewable Energy Will Replace Fossil Fuels
By Steven Cohen, Contributor
Executive Director, Columbia University's Earth Institute
I am often a little amazed when I find renewable energy skeptics pointing out that without government incentives, renewable
Burlington, Vermont, USA at Church Street Marketplace.
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IMPACT
These 5 U.S. Towns Are Powered Entirely By Renewable Energy
By Alison Moodie, On Assignment For HuffPost
“For too long, dirty fuels have jeopardized the health of our communities and put our children’s future at risk."
Protestors at the end of the march where tens of thousands gathered and marched to the White House asking President Obama to reject Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipe Line in Washington D.C. February 17, 2013. Protestors are asking Obama to move beyond coal and natural gas, and fire up our clean energy economy. Photo Ken Cedeno (Photo by Ken Cedeno/Corbis via Getty Images)
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IMPACT
3 Big Environmental Stories To Watch In 2018
By Tess Riley
Lawsuits focused on climate change and another Canada-U.S. pipeline will be in the news.
HOLLYWOOD, CA - JULY 25: Former Vice President of the United States, Al Gore arrives at the Los Angeles premiere of Paramount Pictures' 'An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power' held at ArcLight Hollywood on July 25, 2017 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Michael Tran/FilmMagic)
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POLITICS
Al Gore’s Stupendous Wealth Complicates His Climate Message. That Can Change.
By Alexander C. Kaufman
Right-wing critics say the former vice president's wealth is hypocritical. By making his fortune a talking point, he could beef up his climate gospel.
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GOOD NEWS
Tiles That Generate Energy When People Walk Over Them Are Totally Lit
By Elyse Wanshel
Is this the next step kinetic power?
BUSINESS
Crude Oil Prices, Climate Change, and Global Welfare
By Robert Stavins, Contributor
Director of the Harvard Environmental Economics Program
With gasoline prices relatively low — and natural gas supplies holding down electricity prices, at least in the United States — there has never been a better time to introduce progressive climate policies in the form of carbon pricing. Unfortunately, none of us should hold our breath waiting for that to happen.
TECHNOLOGY
How Solar Energy Is Changing the World Using New Technologies
By Laiza King , Contributor
Entrepreneur, Fashion Enthusiast, Freelance Writer, Startup Gu...