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Bird flu typically spreads among birds, but there have been recent outbreaks among cattle in the U.S., and one Texas man contracted the virus from sick cows. Here’s why so many experts are worried about a possible new pandemic.

It’s tempting but also perilous to try to draw larger conclusions from the short-term ups and downs of the EV maker and the oil giant.

Grants totaling $7 billion are based on an idea from Sen. Bernie Sanders that aims for cleaner air and lower utility bills.

Jeffrey Rissman’s book explains how to get heavy industry to near-zero emissions.

The transmission line project on the Iowa-Wisconsin border has been halted by the latest in a series of legal challenges.

Some wishful thinking by Saudi Aramco’s CEO doesn’t alter the reality of climate change or the momentum of the shift to clean energy.

U.S. wind energy generation fell last year, with the greatest decreases recorded in the Midwest.

A big increase in utility-scale solar power was not enough to offset decreases in wind and hydropower.

Forecasters who projected the results of the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022 take a look at the law’s results so far.

EPA Administrator Michael Regan is going to join Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack at Commodity Classic in Houston on March 1. That’s the day the Biden administration is supposed to announce its update of the GREET model that’s used to measure the carbon intensity of biofuels.