Appeals Court Allows Continuation of Alabama Coal Ash Lawsuit
May 19, 2026
A yearslong court battle over Alabama’s coal ash continues after an appeals court ruled in favor of Mobile Baykeeper.
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New Zealand Plans to Prohibit Tort Liability for Climate Damage and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
May 19, 2026
New Zealand plans to amend its climate law, shielding polluters from liability for climate damages, sparking criticism.
Utility Mega-Merger Focuses on Data Centers
May 18, 2026
NextEra Energy’s proposed merger with Dominion could create a utility giant, raising concerns about regulation and climate impact.
Html h3 tag Platner’s Strategy Focuses on Reducing Energy Costs and Challenging Big Oil and the Oligarchy
May 17, 2026
Graham Platner, a U.S. Senate candidate from Maine, advocates a climate-friendly energy plan while balancing affordability.
Understanding an Energy Emergency: The Trump Administration Claims Exclusive Authority
May 15, 2026
The U.S. Court of Appeals hears a case on the Trump administration’s authority to mandate coal plants remain operational.
Tennessee Valley Authority’s Booklet Minimizes Coal Ash Hazards; Experts Criticize its Integrity
May 15, 2026
A TVA coal ash booklet called “misleading” by experts lacked TVA branding. Critics say it misinforms about coal ash risks.
New York Plastics Legislation Progresses Amid Controversy on Chemical Recycling
May 14, 2026
New York’s legislation to curb plastic waste is progressing, potentially imposing strict regulations on chemical recycling.
Addressing the Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells Across the US
May 10, 2026
In Okmulgee, Okla., efforts to plug abandoned oil wells aim to curb pollution and ensure environmental responsibility.
War With Iran Drives Gas Prices, Strains Americans Amid Rising Costs
May 8, 2026
As war with Iran disrupts oil flows through Hormuz, gas prices spike, leaving families cutting driving and bills amid 2026 economic fears.
Central North Carolina Faces Opposition Over New Enbridge Pipeline
May 7, 2026
John Alderman received a letter about a pipeline project affecting his land, threatening his eco-friendly lifestyle.
PJM Resumes Interconnection Queue, Experts Caution on Impact to Maryland’s Clean Energy Goals
May 5, 2026
PJM Interconnection reopens its grid queue after 4 years, with 811 new projects, but advocates warn of limited short-term impact.
California Drivers Face Over $6 per Gallon Due to Iran Conflict
May 2, 2026
Veronica Cervantes, 54, of Compton, cut back on outings to cope with soaring gas prices, now at $6.49 per gallon.