A meticulously crafted bipartisan deal to modernize America’s energy infrastructure, once on the brink of success, disintegrated almost overnight following a single, decisive executive action that halted the nation's largest offshore wind projects. The collapse left lawmakers pointing fingers and
Governor Kathy Hochul has put forth an ambitious and comprehensive 2025 policy agenda designed to fundamentally reshape and invigorate New York's economic landscape, presenting a multi-pronged strategy that seeks to address long-standing challenges while capitalizing on emerging opportunities.
What if a single decision at the federal level could spike your gas bills, choke the air with more pollution, and derail global efforts to combat climate change? This isn’t a distant hypothetical but the stark reality of a recent policy shift in Washington. President Trump’s push to weaken vehicle
In the heart of Florida, where sun-kissed beaches draw millions of tourists each year, a storm is brewing far more threatening than any hurricane, as President Trump's proposal to expand offshore drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico has thrust the state into a fierce battle. This plan pits energy
In a bold move that has reignited national debate, the Trump administration recently unveiled a sweeping plan to expand offshore drilling along the coasts of California, Florida, and Alaska, promising to bolster energy security. This initiative, one of the most ambitious in decades, has sparked
In the heart of Belem, Brazil, an Amazonian city pulsating with cultural and environmental significance, tens of thousands gathered during the COP30 UN Climate Change Conference for the "Great People's March." This demonstration, the first major protest at a UN climate summit since COP26 in