In 2024, voters in multiple states will decide on key ballot initiatives that will shape their climate and environmental policies for the next several years.
Capital has stalled as financers and founders confront the prospect of a second Trump presidency and its impact on carbon-cutting technologies.
Vice President Harris previously said that oil companies should be investigated for climate change and pollution.
Arizona could see its state legislative majority flip for the first time in decades, putting climate action back on the table.
Amid volatile inconsistencies in abortion access, young Arizonans ask if it is ethical or safe to bring a child into a world roiled by climate change.
The 2024 general election is less than three weeks away and early voting in Georgia has begun. Will you vote, and how much do environmental issues impact your decision?
Donald Trump was confronted by Latino voters during a town hall event hosted by Univision, and largely could not answer their questions.
The Colorado River flows along Interstate 70 near Rifle in 2023. A megadrought in the river basin has led to major stress on water supplies relied on by Western Slope towns and agricultural producers, as well as higher risks of catastrophic wildfires. (William Woody for Colorado Newsline)
Investments spurred by Democrats’ climate law poured into these red districts in swing states. Will that give Harris an edge over Trump in November?
Although more than 717,000 Floridians have already voted by mail ahead of the Nov. 5 general election, it’s hardly a normal time for candidates to engage in traditional campaign tactics, as much of the state remains in recovery mode following Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
As sea levels rise and severe weather events become more frequent, Honolulu voters will decide whether to dedicate a portion of property tax revenue to preparing for and mitigating the effects of climate change.
Harris would continue the Biden administration’s landmark climate efforts; Trump would roll the country back to more oil and gas