Collapse of Infrastructure Talks Puts Climate Action at Risk
Even before Mr. Biden ended negotiations on Tuesday with Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Republican of West Virginia, progressive Democrats had warned that Republicans
Keystone XL Pipeline Project Is Canceled
The Canadian pipeline company that had long sought to build the Keystone XL pipeline announced Wednesday that it had terminated the embattled project,
Exxon Mobil Defeated by Activist Investor Engine No. 1
Wall Street has seen its share of strange bedfellows, but a recent alliance of investors that took on Exxon Mobil was unprecedented. Last
GM Tells White House It Agrees to Tighter Emissions Rules
General Motors on Wednesday told the Biden administration that it would agree to tighter federal fuel economy and tailpipe pollution rules, along the
First Solar to Build Panel Factory in Ohio
One of the nation’s biggest solar-energy companies said on Wednesday that it would double production in the United States by opening a third
How Disaster Aid Favors White People
The two cases were remarkably similar: Hurricane Laura sent pine trees crashing through the roofs of two modest houses not far apart in
Shell Says It Will Speed Up Its Plans to Cut Emissions
Royal Dutch Shell will respond to a recent defeat in a Dutch court by accelerating its efforts to reduce its carbon dioxide emissions,
Poland to close Europe’s most polluting power plant by 2036 | Coal
Poland plans to close Europe’s most polluting power plant by the end of 2036, according to a draft document published by local authorities.
Our Love of Living Near Water Persists Despite the Dangers
When Jaqui Lividini saw the house, she was instantly smitten: A cottage built in 1901, it was one of just three on the
Biden Aims to Bolster U.S. Alliances in Europe, but Challenges Loom
WASHINGTON — It should not be that hard to be an American leader visiting Europe for the first time after President Donald J.