U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions Drop in 2019
April 22, 2020According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), U.S. carbon dioxide emissions fell 2.9 percent (140 million metric tons) in 2019—the…
Indian Point Closure Puts Pressure on Natural Gas Supplies in New York
April 16, 2020At a time when the coronavirus pandemic is putting added pressure on our medical system and equipment, which is highly…
New York Governor Takes Advantage of the Coronavirus Epidemic to Implement Pet Programs
April 3, 2020Governor Andrew Cuomo is pushing to eliminate residents’ ability to decide if they want industrial-scale wind and solar projects in…
Negative Prices: How Green Electricity Destabilizes the Grid
April 1, 2020By Joakim Book, Guest Contributor — The views expressed by guest contributors are their own and not the view of…
U.S. Auto Manufacturers Going Back to Work to Make Ventilators
March 27, 2020Tesla, GM, and Ford are now manufacturing ventilators to bolster the country’s stock in response to the coronavirus crisis. Meanwhile,…
For New York, Coal Is Out and Renewables Are In
March 26, 2020The last coal-fired power plant in New York is closing and its power will be replaced by renewable energy—wind and…
