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The climate crisis has boosted a lot of technologies that might not pan out.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby wants airlines to go further than buying carbon offsets.

Advocates trying to keep electronics out of landfills and reduce consumption are cheering a bill on Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's desk.

POLITICO's inaugural <a href="https://www.politico.com/news/2023/05/18/debt-china-biden-energy-summit-00097780"><u>Energy Summit</u></a> highlights the contradictions of the energy transition, chiefly the continuing reliance on China as America tries to build a domestic supply chain.

Americans on both sides of the aisle largely support having direct air capture in the U.S.

Alex Honnold wants to scale more than just massive cliffs.

Manufacturing groups are trying to water down a nation-leading law tackling "forever chemicals," but Maine lawmakers are holding firm.

The data is pretty clear-cut on who brands should target for sustainability-related marketing campaigns: It’s younger urban women.

The company that owns Lay’s, Doritos, Cheetos, Gatorade, Pepsi-Cola and Mountain Dew is also trying to nudge farmers toward sustainable agriculture.

The Biden administration is pouring billions into carbon capture, but one of its key constituencies is resisting.