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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

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

Green
Spotlight

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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Offshore wind.

Orsted’s Deep Discounts

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

Blue
AM Briefing

China’s Global Greening

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

Solar panel installation in China.
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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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Politics

AM Briefing: Exxon’s Plastic Counterattack

On uranium challenges, Cadillac’s EV dreams, and a firefighter’s firestorm

Exxon Counterattacks California Over Plastics
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Current conditions: Atlantic hurricane season enters its peak window and a zone west of Africa is under close monitoring for high risk tropical storm development this week • A polar air mass came down from Canada and dropped temperatures 15 degrees below historical averages in the Great Plains and the Northeastern U.S. • Croatia braces for floods as up to 11 inches of rain falls on the Balkans.


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