Democrats’ election wins likely have changed the landscape for a bill that could fast-track energy projects. Here’s where things stand:
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Last fall, Vice President JD Vance and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin visited a cold storage manufacturer in Georgia to announce a regulatory rollback. Now, the company is suing the EPA for not going far enough.
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Record funding has accelerated the pace of Everglades restoration. Now the National Academies want to know how the massive effort is working.
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A mother fights to help her family and community heal after wildfires destroyed their town. Three years later, the “wound is wide open.”
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The world has spent decades building a clear scientific understanding of global warming and negotiating a response. It hasn’t slowed the rise in global temperatures or emissions.
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Alabama Power argued in court that a judge should issue a restraining order against Fenn Church, an Alabamian fighting the construction of transmission lines across his property.
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Britain’s data center boom is facing growing resistance from communities concerned about rising electricity costs, water use and environmental impacts. As the U.K. races to expand its AI infrastructure, questions are mounting over who benefits.
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Three years after the deadliest U.S. wildfire in a century, survivors are still dealing with the health fallout. Can Hawaiʻi offer a new model for how to heal?
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As Nepal’s mountains warm, Aedes aegypti mosquitoes are spreading dengue, once strictly a lowland disease in the tropical Terai region, to higher-elevation, densely-populated areas like the Kathmandu Valley.
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Germany launches voluntary “Global SF6 Pledge” to curb emissions of the world’s most potent greenhouse gas. Success will hinge on pollution mitigation in China, which releases more than half of global sulfur hexafluoride emissions.
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In Florida, Republicans maintained a weakened grip on state politics. How will that affect policies on issues such as climate change?
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Fears over air quality and greenhouse gas emissions have plagued plans for a natural gas plant outside Iowa’s second-largest population center.
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The election was transformative for statehouses, with Democrats gaining ground all over the map. This signals significant movement on climate and energy policy.
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Need further evidence that energy affordability, clean energy and data centers played major roles in last night's blue wave? Look no further than Georgia’s energy regulator, which Democrats flipped for the first time in 30 years.
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From energy costs to data centers, climate concerns formed part of the backdrop to Cait Conley’s victory over Mike Lawler in New York’s Lower Hudson Valley.
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In the home of the nation’s oil and gas industry, long controlled by Republicans, a fleet of new Democratic state leaders could ignite a wave of environmental reform in Texas.
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