“Instead, the Trump administration is doubling down on costly fossil fuels like coal, opening up new federal lands for coal mining and handing out over $600 million in subsidies to keep polluting, ...
The mass firings ordered by President Trump’s budget director, Russell Vought, are a continued attack on public service and expertise.
We will ask the Commission in its final order to require utilities to pursue the most affordable, climate-smart options before repeating old, costly investments that drive rates higher than customers ...
New Corporate Climate Action Essentials e-learning course gives professionals the tools and knowledge to integrate climate strategies.
Connection as a Climate Solution” is a new miniseries from the EDF podcast Degrees: Real talk about planet-saving careers.
DOE’s recent changes to the 45VH2-GREET model (used to calculate carbon intensity for the 45V clean hydrogen tax credit) were done without public input and contradict the January 2025 45V Implementing ...
Opinion
Trump Administration’s Subsidies for Costly Coal Saddle Families with High Bills, More Pollution
Subsidizing coal means propping up dirty, uncompetitive plants from last century – and saddling families with their high costs and pollution.
The Trump administration’s unlawful, partisan clean energy project cancellations are going to make everyone’s electricity costs even higher.
The Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program has provided transparent, credible public information about climate pollution for years.
Public interest groups took two actions to protect consumers from illegal actions by the U.S. Department of Energy to keep the Eddystone plant open.
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