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Louisiana Communities Are in the Dark on Toxic Air, and Industry Helped Keep It That Way

By Ames Alexander/Floodlight

Data Center Forecasts Keep Climbing and So Does Public Opposition. Something Has to Give.

By Dan Gearino

California Biofuel Refinery Workers Say Understaffing and Fatigue Threaten Their Safety and the Community

By Liza Gross

To Block Renewable Energy Projects, Texas Republicans Have Weaponized Conservation Concerns

By Arcelia Martin

In Philadelphia’s Chinatown, a Fight to Restore Funding for a Critical Highway Cap

By Daniel Perrin

Environmental Groups Contest Texas Data Centers’ Air Pollution

By Ajani Stella

Texas’ Grid Operator Prepares for More Demand Than Ever This Week

By Arcelia Martin

Global Warming Unmakes Winter in the US West

By Bob Berwyn

More Snow Is Falling as Rain in Washington, Leading to Increased Drought in Key Agricultural Areas

By Claire Barber

North Carolina Energy Company Accused of Fraud Files for Bankruptcy

By Lisa Sorg

EPA Violated Key Soot Standard in Clean Air Act, Court Rules

By Avril Silva

Another Round of Floods Devastates Texas Hill Country a Year After Deadly Deluge

By Kiley Price

Emerging as Maine’s Democratic Senate Candidate, Troy Jackson Wants to Talk About Climate and Renewables

By Nathaniel Eisen

As Commercial Salmon Fishing Resumes in California, the Industry Faces a Murky Outlook

By Steven Rodas

The Floridians Most Exposed to Environmental Harm Carry the Most Dread About It, and Have the Least Help

By Kate Waxman

Trump Lashes Out at National Academies of Sciences Over Climate Guide For Judges

By Dennis Pillion

The Thriving Coral Reef That ‘Defeated Time’ in West Africa

By Johnny Sturgeon

In Search of Funding to Fight the Climate Crisis, Local Leaders Turn to Diplomacy

By Ajani Stella