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2022 was a big year for policy victories. This year will be about implementation and jockeying over the policy details that separate winners from losers.

California politicians are sticking to the same playbook they did under Trump: showing up at international talks as their own unit and suing the feds to enforce environmental laws.

Fuel economy for new cars in model year 2021 reached an average of 25.4 miles per gallon. That’s the highest ever recorded by EPA, but level from last year.

"Sustainability" is a broad term that both serves to encompass the vast range of things we know we need to do differently — and functions as a great marketing buzzword.

Don't look now, but the country's first- and third-largest economies are both pursuing carbon prices on industrial emissions.

Container recycling could move forward in a split Congress.

Businesses beware: Enthusiasm for sustainable consumption is giving way to skepticism.

Toyota Motor Corp. is hedging its bets as the auto industry confronts the existential challenge of climate change.

President Joe Biden's efforts this week to decarbonize federal buildings are part of a grand tradition of administrations using their purchasing power for environmental ends.

Some failed presidential candidates retreat to their mansions plotting their revenge on the world — and the Constitution. And then there’s John Delaney.