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![The iconic 'Welcome To Las Vegas' sign built in 1959, is now powered by solar energy as of Jan. 8. The three 25- foot tall 'Solar Tree' towers, with photovoltiac cell arrays , power the famous sign. A public-private partnership of community groups and businesses came together to design and fully fund the project.]()
![The iconic 'Welcome To Las Vegas' sign built in 1959, is now powered by solar energy as of Jan. 8. The three 25- foot tall 'Solar Tree' towers, with photovoltiac cell arrays , power the famous sign. A public-private partnership of community groups and businesses came together to design and fully fund the project.]()
Why Nevada upped its renewable energy standards (and Arizona didn’t)
Both states are potential solar hotspots, but only one took a step closer to reaching its promise.
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![Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Texas, participates in the House Democrats' news conference on the Republican budget on Wednesday, April 9, 2014.]()
![Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Texas, participates in the House Democrats' news conference on the Republican budget on Wednesday, April 9, 2014.]()
Science returns to the House
The Committee on Science, Space, and Technology may finally live up to its name.
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Landmark children’s climate lawsuit hits new roadblock
“This is not an environmental case, it’s a civil rights case.”
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Entire cities evacuate as hellish wildfires whip through California
A trio of rapidly expanding wildfires are devastating the Golden State.
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Illinois voters saw through this Republican’s climate facade
In all, 12 other conservative members of the Climate Solutions Caucus lost their seats to folks with better climate bonafides.
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Florida just got 1.5 million new voters and that’s huge for climate action
The sunshine state just restored voting rights to residents who have completed their sentences for a felony conviction. They're poised to rock the vote come 2020.
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What Washington and Oregon taught us about climate action on the ballot
Two climate-friendly taxes, two different results.
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![New Mexico Governor-elect Michelle Lujan Grisham blows kisses to supporters following her acceptance speech during midterms' election night in Albuquerque, N.M., Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018.]()
![New Mexico Governor-elect Michelle Lujan Grisham blows kisses to supporters following her acceptance speech during midterms' election night in Albuquerque, N.M., Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018.]()
The election cleared the way for bold climate policy in these 6 states
These state legislatures are now controlled by Democrats with climate-friendly governors like Michelle Lujan Grisham and Jared Polis.
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After decades of global action, the ozone layer is on the road to recovery
In a rare — and much-needed — environmental win, a U.N. report says parts of the ozone layer could be fully healed by the 2030s
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Trump’s new attorney general hates those climate change investigations
State attorneys general have been looking into oil companies and their attempts to cover up and deny climate change. And Whitaker has been looking into those state AGs as a result.
