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Steel, cement and — cheese? U.S. spends big to cut these carbon footprints.
Some $6 billion in federal funding will help reduce emissions from industrial facilities including steel mills, cement plants and a macaroni and cheese factory
Northern Lights slash a surprising amount of winter energy bills. Here’s why.
A new study is the first to show how space weather can effect electricity consumption on Earth
Biden seeks to accelerate the EV transition in biggest climate move yet
The Environmental Protection Agency is imposing America’s strictest limits on greenhouse gas emissions from light-duty vehicles
Phasing out fossil fuels a ‘fantasy,’ oil executives say amid giant profits
Despite a historic global climate deal, demand for oil is booming, executives emphasized at an energy conference in Houston
Tesla recalls 3,470 Model Y cars with loose bolts
Tesla announced it will recall 3,470 2022 and 2023 Model Y electric vehicles after the company identified loose bolts, in a filing made public Saturday. Bolts securing the second row seat frames are loose on some vehicles, which could increase injury risks in a...
How China, the world’s top climate polluter, avoids paying for the damage
The debate over what China owes to countries that are least responsible for global warming — but most harmed by its effects — has dramatically intensified in the wake of the recent U.N. Climate Change Conference in Egypt
How China, the world’s top polluter, avoids paying for climate damage
Analysts say it is unlikely China will pay into the historic climate fund agreed to at the U.N. climate conference to support vulnerable countries
Meet the self-proclaimed ‘Internet’s Weather Man,’ Ryan Hall
Hall has seen his audiences on TikTok and YouTube blossom over the past year while battling occasional clickbait controversies
Here’s where stormy weather could affect Thanksgiving travel
A pair of storm systems may drench parts of the southern and eastern U.S., with snow possible in Texas
Meteorologists mourn colleague killed in North Carolina helicopter crash
Meteorologist Jason Myers joined the WBTV weather department three years ago — it was the same station the “hometown boy” watched as a child, the station said