PBS interviews ‘climate psychology therapist’ about handling anxiety from climate change
PBS NewsHour hosted "climate psychology therapist" Leslie Davenport to discuss how some people have daily anxiety about climate change.
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Bat activity is significantly lower at solar farm sites
In a recent and important study that could have lasting implications on the future of renewable energy planning, researchers from the University of Bristol’s School of Biological Sciences have uncovered a troubling connection between solar farms and the activity level of six distinct bat species.
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Most disapprove of Biden’s handling of climate change, Post-UMD poll finds
Nearly one year after President Biden enacted a sprawling package to combat harmful emissions and boost clean energy, his administration is struggling to demonstrate the law’s value to weary voters — and stave off a widening array of new political threats.
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New polling shows Americans concerned with electricity reliability and affordability
Americans have identified reliability and affordability as top energy priorities, and are increasingly concerned about the potential impact on both from renewable-only energy policies, according to a new poll published by Morning Consult and conducted on behalf of the Electric Power Supply Association.
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‘They Always Put America Last’: Scalise Condemns Energy Secretary following China oil revelations
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm released 50 million barrels of oil from the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) after holding conversations with China National Energy Administration chairman Zhang Jianhua, per a new report.
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Boston mayor signs executive order banning fossil fuels in all new city-owned buildings
Mayor Michelle Wu joined Green New Deal Director Oliver Sellers-Garcia, the Operations Cabinet and local climate, and labor advocates to sign An Executive Order (EO) Eliminating the Use of Fossil Fuels in New Construction and Major Renovations of City Buildings.
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Power companies ask Biden to end war on fossil fuel plants as EPA comment deadline looms
Electricity providers recently spoke out against the Biden administration’s attack on the fossil fuel industry, specifically power plants, warning that the speed at which officials are pursuing a "green energy transition" risks significant energy shortage.
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Cruz, Comer demand DOJ investigate environmental groups promoting CCP interests
Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz and Kentucky Republican Rep. James Comer sent a letter Thursday to the DOJ demanding an investigation into why environmental organizations are allowed to promote Chinese Communist Party (CCP) interests without registering under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
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Biden admin quietly revises gas stove analysis, reduces projected benefits
The Biden administration quietly revised its data analysis of gas stove regulations it proposed earlier this year, showing they would produce fewer consumer savings than previously projected.
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