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On the sleepy shores of New York’s Seneca Lake, a cryptocurrency company is showing how Bitcoin can keep fossil fuel use alive.

Jessica McKenzie Technology May 6, 2021

11th-hour polling found that concerns about extreme heat and flooding are deeply polarized.

Emily Pontecorvo Science November 2, 2020

Coal country can reinvent itself — if it gets the cash

Emily Pontecorvo Science March 3, 2021

Scientists have imbued simple red construction bricks with the ability to store energy.

Emily Pontecorvo Science August 13, 2020

Google announced a new plan on Monday to power all its offices and data centers with only carbon-free electricity in the next 10 years.

Angely Mercado September 16, 2020

GE announced on Monday that it will stop building coal-fired power plants and focus on renewable energy and other types of power generation.

Emily Pontecorvo September 25, 2020

A new bill makes it possible for them to obtain the state license necessary to work in a municipal firefighting department.

Joseph Winters Science September 15, 2020

To the atmosphere, this year’s “return to nature” — a silver lining for some amid a deadly virus — was virtually meaningless.

Alexander C. Kaufman Science November 24, 2020

Hope, fear, and the "Greta effect."

Kate Yoder Science February 16, 2021

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