After 260 NGOs urged banks not to finance a $3.5 billion oil pipeline in East Africa, the Biden administration must consider alternatives to offer Uganda, Tanzania and other nations to generate electric power and stimulate their economies.
— Zega Ras-Work
Read MoreAs the Biden administration tackles climate change, investing in cheap, scalable and environmentally sustainable energy storage will be key to America’s success.
— Zega Ras-Work
Read MoreWasting no time, President Biden’s decision to reenter the Paris Agreement in his first hours in office marks the country’s initial steps toward reasserting its international environmental leadership. Yet, environmental reforms have become increasingly steeped in partisanship. One of the most monumental influences is visible to us daily: the rise of social media and the transformation of the U.S. news.
— Christina Luke
Read MorePushing an anti-environment agenda amidst a global pandemic is utterly unacceptable. Aggressively rolling back environmental regulations epitomizes Trump’s willingness to jeopardize the health of the United States— its citizens, security, and standing as a global leader.
— Carly Kabot
Read MoreThe hurricane damage to the Ocracoke Islands raises urgent questions about the immediate effects of climate change.
— Carly Kabot
Read MoreTwelve 2020 presidential candidates fielded questions from students last week about climate and energy policy. Here are the most memorable moments and key quotes from each candidate.
— On the Record Staff
Read MoreThe so-called “Green New Deal” is really a prodigious transformation of the American political-economic system hiding under the guise of environmentalism.
—Javon Price
Read MoreThe new acting director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has so far been comparably inconspicuous.
—Marie Swain
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