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Sustainability

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Lifestyle

The Quest to Ban the Best Raincoats in the World

Why Patagonia, REI, and just about every other gear retailer are going PFAS-free.

AM Briefing

The Military Mineral Stockpile

On hydrogen woes, Stegra’s steel costs, and refining vs. mining

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AM Briefing

Solar Shines

On Trump’s metal nationalization spree, Tesla’s big pitch, and fusion’s challenges

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Politics

The End of the EV Tax Credit

On Trump’s coal push, PJM’s progress, and PG&E’s spending plan

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A data center and houses.

Data Centers Are the New NIMBY Battleground

Packed hearings. Facebook organizing. Complaints about prime farmland and a disappearing way of life. Sound familiar?

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Offshore wind turbines.

Revolution Rekindled

On permitting reform, Warren Buffett’s BYD exit, and American antimony

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AM Briefing

Orsted’s Deep Discounts

On Toyota’s recalls, America’s per-capita emissions, and Sierra Club drama

Offshore wind.
<p>Heatmap Illustration/Orsted</p>

Current conditions: Drought is worsening in the U.S. Northeast, where cities such as Pittsburgh and Bangor, Maine have recorded 30% less rainfall than average • Temperatures in the Mississippi Valley are soaring into the triple digits, with cities such as Omaha, Nebraska and St. Louis breaking daily temperature records with highs of up to 20 degrees Fahrenheit above average • A heat wave in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, has sent temperatures as high as 114 degrees.


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China’s Global Greening

On Tesla’s losses, Google’s storage push, and trans-Atlantic atomic consensus

Solar panel installation in China.
<p>Heatmap Illustration/Getty Images</p>

Current conditions: Hurricane Kiko is soaking Hawaii and slashing the archipelago with giant waves • Nearly a foot of rain is forecast to fall on parts of Texas, risking flash floods • Dry, windy weather across broad swaths of South Africa is bringing “extremely high” fire risk.


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