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Marcia Brown is a food and agriculture reporter at POLITICO covering federal agencies and the business of food.<br/><br/>She previously covered competition policy for The Capitol Forum and was a writing fellow at The American Prospect, where she reported on immigration, labor and criminal justice. She graduated with a degree in history from Princeton University, where she was editor-in-chief of The Daily Princetonian.<br/><br/>Her freelance reporting has appeared in The W...

The Ohio charging station signals the start of a wave of new projects paid for by the 2021 law.

A country known for climate action has already achieved many of the easy steps of decarbonizing. The next stuff is hard and takes time.

H2 Green Steel of Sweden is building a plant that uses hydrogen instead of fossil fuels to make steel.

A state report card shows missed opportunities for technologies that are ready for deployment.

A comparison with laws in Illinois and Minnesota shows the scope of the state’s ambition.

A suite of bills headed to the governor’s desk will also give the state, instead of local governments, the authority to approve industrial-scale renewable energy projects.

Analysts try to make sense of the crosscurrents as U.S. EV sales rise, but some automakers scale back on production plans because of concerns about profit and demand.

A group of 61 Republican House members have written House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., urging swift passage of a new farm bill. The letter was led by Reps. Brad Finstad, R-Minn., and Austin Scott, R-Ga.,...

While Tesla leads in sales, Kia, Hyundai and Genesis stand out for quality, according to a leading tester.