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What the scorching temperatures mean for clean energy solutions.

Utility-scale solar farms spreading rapidly across the desert Southwest are stressing the region’s already overtaxed groundwater and communities are beginning to push back.

One company, Targa Resources, vented more than 500,000 pounds of toxins into the air during 17 reported events over a week-long period of extreme heat.

Arsenic is a carcinogen that can cause skin lesions.

Not too long after, a local RV park began facing water issues as well. All 70 of its residents were left without water for a week. Eventually, they managed to resupply by lowering the local well’s water pump, which cost a whopping $16,000. “That park is dead without water,” the park’s property manager, Nick Melendez, said. “You can’t even get water trucked in out there.” According to an extensive report on th...

Networks of thousands of home-based batteries could be key to a cleaner, more reliable electricity system.

Networks of thousands of home-based batteries could be key to a cleaner, more reliable electricity system.

No one took into consideration a community lived out here.

One company vented more than 500,000 pounds of gas toxins into the air during 17 events over a week-long period of extreme heat in June.

Find out how the heat crisis has impacted El Paso.