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Putin’s war machine is fueled by oil and gas, and European reliance on it has clouded efforts to cut this reliance and punish and restrain this megalomaniac.

Electric vehicles could weaken Vladimir Putin.

New research is examining fuller perspectives on the lethality of hurricanes and tropical cyclones and revealing disproportionate harm upon women and people of color.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has demonstrated again that war and energy are inextricably linked. The invasion has so far put a pin in the controversial Nord Stream 2 pipeline from Russia to Germany, prompted fossil-fuel companies to argue for increased production and led to worrying attacks on nuclear power plants. Now, oil and gas prices are soaring around the world.

Within decades, the Amazon rainforest could reach a critical tipping point where most of it transforms into a dry savanna, a new study warns.

Russia's invasion is yet another reason to switch from fossil fuels to clean energy, experts say.

We break down 30 bills being debated in Sacramento.

The report was commissioned after legislators and the public learned the water that surfaces during oil and gas production had been provided to some Kern County growers for years.

There are now fewer than 10 plants without a planned retirement date.

California’s three biggest investor-owned utilities (IOUs) collectively contributed about $1.7 million in 2020 to groups that support slashing the state’s rooftop solar subsidies, according to public records.