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Economy

Coal Overlooked as Methane Emitter, IEA Says
Climate

AM Briefing: The ‘Low-Hanging Fruit’ of Emissions

On coal mines, Energy Star, and the EV tax credit

Climate Tech

Nobody Understands What Trump’s Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Will Do

Not even the companies that — on the surface, at least — seem most likely to benefit from them.

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Climate

AM Briefing: Europe’s Best Month for BEVs

On EU EVs, Exxon’s CCS projects, and Australia’s election

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Economy

No Clean Energy Company Is Safe From Tariffs

For a while First Solar looked like a “Liberation Day” winner. Now its first quarter results suggest otherwise.

100 Days of Trump

AM Briefing: 100 Days of Trump

On Trump’s tenure, IRA grants, and COP30

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The Capitol, money, and solar panels.

House Republicans Take Their First Real Swipe at the IRA

The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee released a budget proposal that attempts to claw back nearly $9 billion in grants.

Climate

AM Briefing: Canada’s Climate-less Election

On campaigns, clean energy manufacturing, and the IEA

Canada’s Election Goes Light on Climate Policy
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Current conditions: Lisbon and “most of Spain” are without power due to a massive blackoutDubai residents are being told to limit outdoor activity today as temperatures could hit 108 degrees FahrenheitMonday will be “one of the most active days of severe weather so far this season” in the U.S., with meteorologists issuing a rare “high risk” warning for intense storms and destructive tornadoes across the Upper Midwest.

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1. Canada’s election, light on climate, culminates today

It’s Election Day in Canada, where Liberal Party leader Mark Carney holds a modest lead against the Conservative Party’s Pierre Poilievre — a “stunning reversal” from late last year, when Conservatives had a 20-point lead in the national polls. But that was before President Trump’s tariffs and comments about annexing the country.

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Economy

Trump Is Disabling the Agency That Could Fight China’s Rare Earths Embargo

The Loan Programs Office is good for more than just nuclear funding.

Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.
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That China has a whip hand over the rare earths mining and refining industry is one of the few things Washington can agree on.

That’s why Alex Jacquez, who worked on industrial policy for Joe Biden’s National Economic Council, found it “astounding”when he read in the Washington Post this week that the White House was trying to figure out on the fly what to do about China restricting exports of rare earth metals in response to President Trump’s massive tariffs on the country’s imports.

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