Articles by Staff Writer Zoya Teirstein


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Rich countries invested less money in renewables last year. U.S. cities are picking up the slack.
βThe rise of solar power over the past decade has been largely driven by cities.β
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Climate change will have its Scopes Monkey Trial this week
A court pits Big Oil against California and decades of denial against climate science.
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Hear ye, hear ye, the Washington state carbon tax is dead. (Again.)
Pour one out for SB 6203, gone but NEVER forgotten.
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College Republicans have a climate change plan, even if their representatives donβt
The Students for Carbon Dividends is a bipartisan group of 33 student-led clubs that aim to harness the power of their academic institutions to shine a national spotlight on the climate.