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At least in terms of the job market, 2021 was a good year for renewable energy.
Instead, the president touted the release of “60 billion barrels of oil from reserves around the world."
Germany unveiled a plan this week to get all of its electricity from renewable sources by 2035 — a full 15 years ahead of the country’s previously announced timeline.
Democrats (including Joe Manchin) say they agree on historic climate spending. So what's the holdup?
In a bid to address California’s severe water crisis and its growing demand for renewable energy, a new project in the San Joaquin Valley seeks to install solar panels across the tops of irrigation canals.
With most of the president’s climate agenda stalled in Congress, every ounce of climate spending counts.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued new guidance on “forever chemicals,” warning that they’re dangerous at even lower concentrations than previously thought.
Zero-waste practices like composting and production cuts could cut global waste emissions by 84 percent.
Plastics, taxes, and expensive desserts: Grist reporters weigh in on the climate trends that will shape the year ahead.
