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While at Yale in the late 1970s, economists Douglas W. Diamond and Philip H. Dybvig forged a friendship that grew into a Nobel-winning research collaboration.

Several energy and utility questions are likely to come before the Ohio Supreme Court in the next two years, including cases involving coal plant subsidies, HB 6 corruption, and renewable energy project siting.

In a year full of wildfires, floods, and hurricanes, global warming ought to be treated like the kitchen-table issue it is.

While much of the attention on this year’s races for the Ohio Supreme Court focuses on the state’s six-week abortion ban and gerrymandering, the election also comes with high stakes for state energy policy. Several energy and utility questions are likely to come before the Ohio Supreme Court in the next two years, including cases involving coal plant subsidies, HB 6 corruption, and renewable energy project siting.

If you’re worried about our ability to preserve a livable climate, this is a time ripe with opportunities to make your voice heard.

But those are the issues that matter now more than ever.

The biggest crises and challenges facing America and the world are not the ones that will draw voters to the polls in November.

Rethink the news: Reducing news to hard lines and side-taking leaves a lot of the story untold. Progress comes from challenging what we hear and considering different views.

Hurricane Ian, one of the strongest-ever hurricanes making landfall in the U.S., comes after an era of major coastal development. But Florida has also ramped up preparedness.

Property and casualty insurer The Hartford has partnered with the Yale School of Medicine to launch a new program focused on addiction, pain management and stigma, meant to help reverse staggering workplace trends that result in lost productivity and, in some cases, death.