Environment Wind and Solar Could Meet 80 Percent of Americans’ Energy Needs But getting there will require investment in better energy storage technologies. Candace Butera
Environment White House Seeks Steep Cuts to Renewable Energy Research A leaked budget proposal from the White House cuts funding to renewable energy research programs by 72 percent. Kate Wheeling
Economics The Trump Administration’s Solar Tariffs Could Stunt Industry Growth The tariffs could eliminate up to 88,000 jobs on the installation side, according to one estimate. Kate Wheeling
Environment The Global Demand for Coal Is Predicted to Rise Here's why that's bad news. Kate Wheeling
Environment Could Indonesia’s Unstable Coal Market Push the Country Toward Renewables? A recent report warns that Indonesia's coal-based electricity strategy risks wasting $76 billion over the next 25 years. Keith Schneider
Environment A Credible Path to 100 Percent Renewable Energy Most of the world could run on renewable energy by 2050 at a quarter of the cost of the current energy system, all while saving lives. Bob Berwyn
Economics What’s Keeping the United States From a Clean Energy Economy? A new report authored by the Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee lays out the barriers to a transition to renewable energy. Kate Wheeling
Economics Developed Economies Aren’t Investing Enough in Renewable Energy While investment in renewable energy is up in developing countries, it's actually down in developed economies, according to a U.N. report. Nathan Collins
News in Brief The Supreme Court v. the Paris Agreement As the Roberts court issues a stay on Obama's Clean Power Plan, the future of U.S. climate commitments remains uncertain. Jonathan M. Katz
Environment India’s Next Decade Could Decide the Future of Our Climate How India builds its energy grid could decide the fate of humanity. Maybe we should help the country out. Brian Palmer