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The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has released an overview of the top US states for solar installations last year.

Asthma meds have become shockingly unaffordable as racial minorities have the highest rates − but relief may be on the way.

The UK governments reported attempt to break dependence on China for key minerals needed for wind turbines and electric vehicles is impracticable and may have an impact on its green transformation, Chinese experts said.

North of Sunnyside Elementary on the Florida Mesa, a pump jack bobs in mechanical rhythm. The army green infrastructure is a jarring juxtaposition to a clean, navy blue array of solar panels protrudin...

Denton Peng, CEO of solar giant SPI Energy, allegedly agreed to plow more than $1million into a network of weed farms that trafficked up to 2,000 migrant workers.

A liberal group is launching a $5 million ad campaign to boost nine Democratic House incumbents by connecting them to legislation aimed at lowering drug prices.

The additional emissions would be equivalent to the combined annual emissions of the European Union and Japan.

President Joe Biden highlighted and hit back against comments from former President Donald Trump Monday suggesting openness to entitlement reform, vowing to a largely retirement<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/biden-goes-on-offense-over-entitlement-reform-setting-up-2024-battle-with-trump/">Read More</a>

The presidents $7.3 trillion budget seeks to expand programs including some drug provisions under the Inflation Reduction Act.

Latest Government Shutdown Avoided. Another week in Washington, D.C., and our legislators have avoided yet another shutdown.