Utility regulators take millions from industries they oversee. What could go wrong?

The clean energy transition, for one, a Pesatimes analysis of campaign finance data reveals.

‘Weird’ newspaper shows up in North Dakota mailboxes attacking Dakota Access protests as Greenpeace trial looms

The Koch-linked paper appears in Morton County as residents are set to vote — and to hear the case brought by pipeline owner Energy Transfer

‘Renewable energy growth is truly a 50-state story now’: New report shows big jump in solar, wind, EVs

A coalition of environmental groups finds U.S. renewable energy development has tripled in the past decade

California calls plastics recycling tech a ‘stunt’; to Louisiana it’s economic development

ExxonMobil wants millions in tax breaks for a Baton Rouge project that would create no jobs, pollute the environment and recycle few plastics

EV myths: Are they keeping people from getting rid of their gas guzzlers?

Advocates say oil and gas interests are fearmongering to keep people from transitioning to electric-powered vehicles

Nuclear power could solve US electricity needs. But at what cost?

As Three Mile Island and a Michigan reactor aim to restart, critics question whether the cost of nuclear power makes sense.

Black women are leading the fight against polluters in Louisiana — and they’re winning

Philanthropic and government investments in environmental justice are helping nonprofits push back against industrial development

Fossil fuel interests are working to kill solar in one Ohio county. The hometown newspaper is helping.

A retired gas industry executive, a shadowy 'grassroots' group and a controversial media company are spreading misinformation while turning residents against a proposed solar farm — and each other

West Virginia coal plant conversion seen as a ‘miracle.’ Not everyone is a believer.

The state is betting $50 million on a plan to produce hydrogen and graphite from coal with no greenhouse gasses — an approach never done before

‘They stole an election’; Former Florida senator convicted in ‘ghost candidates’ scandal

Frank Artiles was found guilty on three election-related counts after running a no-party spoiler candidate in a 2020 Florida Senate race.

Crowd size forces Louisiana to postpone hearing on proposed ammonia plant

The public hearing for the St. Charles Clean Fuels Plant will be rescheduled after more than 200 people show up in space meant for 60

Congress members hear about digesters as a solution to curbing methane emissions

Unfortunately, it’s not that simple.