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How fearful text messages morphed into activism.
As part of the deal, outgoing CEO Rex Tillerson will “sever all ties with the company to comply with conflict-of-interest requirements.”
Ukraine is seeking investors for a big solar installation on land contaminated by the 1986 nuclear disaster.
Right now the embattled nation gets just 2 percent of its energy from clean sources. It's seeking U.S. investment in wind, solar, and biomass to help raise that number.
The Norwegian series "Occupied" shows us what happens when oil interests prevent real climate action.
Hundreds of thousands of people joined 2,300 marches in 175 countries, demanding a strong climate deal from leaders in Paris.
The Russian president shows distaste for illegal imports, despite hard times for hungry Russians. Meanwhile, folks are probably wondering what's in Mr. Putin's fridge.
These techies want to use the internet in the fight climate change, right alongside solar panels and urban farms.
California can claim first place in just about every clean-energy category.
