The report, released Thursday by the New York Public Interest Research Group, found that 42% of all water outlets in New York public schools contain lead that exceeds health department standards.

In the United States, community solar is expanding, but most of that momentum is coming from a relatively small number of states with supportive rules.

Lima, Ohio, installed 3,120 floating solar panels on its drinking water reservoir to power the city's water treatment plant and save nearly $10 million in electricity costs.

Despite Trump’s attacks on renewables, it’s the same old story so far this year: The U.S. is building lots of solar and storage and a little bit of…

More than 200 major clean energy projects have been canceled or downsized since Trump took office again, costing nearly half a million jobs and $55 billion in annual GDP growth.

A sudden electricity crunch in the US is colliding headlong with the Trump administration’s attacks on renewable energy like wind and solar. President Donald Trump presented his anti-renewable stance ...

Hudson River Sloop Clearwater said its sailboat was ejected during the Sail4th 250 Parade of Ships.

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This report quantifies the health impacts of road transport pollution under five scenarios — from current policies to a full global transition to zero-emission vehicles by 2045 — and finds that ambiti...

A new study from NERA Economic Consulting warns that placing regulatory or permitting restrictions on new utility-scale solar and wind projects will distort power markets, forcing a heavy over-relianc...

The Interior Department has now spent over $2.5 billion stopping electricity projects at a time when American electricity demand is spiking.

At the same time, the state’s electric system is “operating with the narrowest reliability margins in recent years,” said a report from the New York Independent System Operator.

Colorado ranks high in renewable energy production and promotion for 2025, but a surprising list of peer states also does well.