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Europe Aims to Close Loophole on Wood Energy
Europeans are working to close a loophole in their climate rules that promotes harmful wood energy.
Michigan Scientists See Urgency for Negative Emissions
Scientists say it is increasingly urgent to develop negative emissions technology to meet climate goals.
Court Decision on Climate Plan Jolts Carbon Prices
The Supreme Court's stay of the Clean Power Plan made carbon prices in the Northeast tumble.
Extreme Oil Prices May Be Costly to the Climate
Extreme high or low oil prices could prevent countries from keeping global warming from exceeding 2°C.
Power Plant Emissions Fall to Lowest Level in Decades
Falling carbon emissions from the electric power sector could help states meet their climate goals.
EPA Moves to Regulate Oil and Gas Methane Emissions
The EPA announced new methane emissions regulations for oil and gas operations on Thursday.
Global 2040 Forecast Sees Only Slight Fall in Fossil Fuels
Fossil fuels will still be the dominate energy source on the planet in 2040, a U.S. government forecast shows.
Strong El Niño Helped Lower U.S. Heating Costs
The strong El Niño in the tropical Pacific contributed to lower energy demand in the U.S. this winter.
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