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How the Iran war set Beijing up for global clean energy dominance
Countries are navigating between the desire to speed up their green transition and worries over Beijing’s clean-tech dominance.
House Republicans target National Academies climate report — again
House Science Chair Brian Babin says he has questions about the report committee's "composition, objectivity, and funding."
Solar, EVs soared globally as oil fell in 2025
A new IEA report shows how the clean energy transition has accelerated, despite U.S. policies aimed at slowing renewable energy growth.
Interior unveils emergency plans for Colorado River
The Trump administration will pull its emergency levers to head off a major water and power crisis.
Hegseth calls climate change ‘crap.’ The military is still bracing for it.
The Defense Department is still engaged on one front of the climate fight: steeling its bases against the effects of a warming atmosphere, such as higher seas, fiercer storms and deadlier fires.
RBC, Scotiabank scrap emissions targets for oil and gas lending
Both banks cited the geopolitical and energy security context.
Powerful 7.5-magnitude quake strikes off Japan; tsunami alert issued
The Nuclear Regulation Authority said nuclear power plants and related facilities in the region were all intact and no abnormalities were detected.
