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Honesty, I wouldn't mind it. There's so much philosophical division between red and blue states. We have completely opposite perspectives on how the...
What do people stand to gain — and lose — if the ritual is discontinued?
There are few better ways for the country to reclaim its credibility and moral authority.
In May, the U.S. Energy Information Administration released a daily energy brief summarizing the current and future state of nuclear energy production in America.
This Administration’s “War on Coal” seems a misguided way to lead the world when it comes to tomorrow’s energy sources. Countries around the world are increasingly looking at coal because it is the cheapest source of fuel that can be used to produce low-cost electricity, a key component of a modern and progressive …
The Three Mile Island partial meltdown led the U.S. away from nuclear. Global warming might bring it back.
This guidance is intended to inform the design or adaptation of the following social assistance interventions to make them more nutrition-sensitive (see Box 1): cash transfers, cash-plus, in-kind transfers, school feeding, and public works programmes.
At any one time, the United States uses more than 400,000 megawatts of electricity. That’s a lot...
Big utilities are pulling out all the stops to block a transformational shift to planet-friendly power, two renewable energy advocates write.
Leaky homes are energy hogs. Home energy audits can reveal how much.
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The system that provides electricity and heat for millions could change drastically; utility plans will leave customers out in the cold.
The U.S. is one of several countries that typically backs U.N. sanctions -?but do those sanctions actually work?
Federal grants are giving states and localities a big opportunity to invest in their IT systems. But the money is temporary, and they need to choose their acquisitions, and vendor partners, carefully.
Critics argue that the revenue raised isn't worth weakening the incentives to buy more environmentally friendly vehicles.
A comparison of how well policies in nearby states support distributed energy, including rooftop and community solar, provides insights into which states are regional leaders and where cross-pollination of state policy ideas that support local energy might improve areas that lag behind
We tend to think of “federalism” as being all about what the states can do better than a national government. What about things that the federal government c...