There’s an old saw in the trash business that says, “everybody wants their trash picked up but nobody wants it put down.” That’s not a perfect analogy for what’s happening with renewable-energy projects in New York and New England but the sentiment behind it is familiar.
Read moreThe death of physicist Freeman Dyson on February 28 has been noted by many publications, all of which highlighted his many contributions to science. Dyson, 96, was, without doubt, a genius.
Read morePresident Trump’s decision to use a drone to kill Iranian General Qassem Suleimani in Baghdad and Iran’s have caused a furor in diplomatic and political circles.
Read moreSince mid-October, some 128 people on the island of Oahu have been arrested while protesting a wind energy project being built near the small village of Kahuku.
Read moreThe leading Democratic contenders for the White House love electric vehicles. Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) all have released plans that would require the rapid electrification of the transportation sector.
Read moreCountries put their own economic growth first.
Read moreOn Monday, the Seattle City Council passed a resolution that adds the city to the list of municipalities that have committed to a local version of the Green New Deal.
Read moreAll told, renewables produce a small fraction of recent years’ increased production of oil and gas.
Read moreNew York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has declared war on natural gas pipelines — and New Englanders are caught in the crossfire.
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