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2021

• 2021 was the year clean energy finally faced its mining problem

• What to watch at DOE, FERC, Interior in 2022

• Clean Energy on FERC’s Agenda as Agency Eyes Utility Grid Powers

• What to expect from the world’s sixth mass extinction

• Time is running out. Here’s how the climate movement can level up.

• It’s Time to Hold Law Firms Accountable for Their Role in Climate Change

• Interested in protecting old-growth forests? Here are some steps you can take.

• Burgeoning US offshore wind industry will hit important milestones in 2022

• Climate change has destabilized the Earth’s poles, putting the rest of the planet in peril

• New infrastructure law inches transmission siting closer to natural gas, but there’s much to still work out at FERC

• Arctic Report Card: Climate change transforming Arctic into ‘dramatically different state’

• Who will pay for the damage caused by climate change?

• NYC set to enact gas ban with national implications

• Biden Orders Federal Vehicles and Buildings to Use Renewable Energy by 2050

• Climate change imperils world’s oil and gas reserves: research

• How the U.S. Lost Ground to China in the Contest for Clean Energy

• FERC Exploring GHG Emissions from LNG Projects as Court Cases Pile Up

• Pricing carbon is vital to US climate goals and politically unlikely, but there is another way, analysts say

• Climate’s Uneasy Alliance With China Hawks and Corporations

• The quest for a power grid that can withstand extreme weather

• Think Climate Change Is Messy? Wait Until Geoengineering

• The Glasgow summit left a huge hole in the world’s plans to curb climate change

• FERC Back to Five Commissioners as Senate Confirms Phillips

• FERC meeting: Pipelines, blackouts and ‘fearmongering’

• ‘Rights of nature’ tribal case may upend pipeline law

• Experts Bemoan Biden’s Mixed Messages On Old-Growth Forests

• Climate Change Is Inevitable. Here’s How We Must Adapt

• Clean energy faces its own supply chain crisis

• How climate change may shape the world in the centuries to come

• Even as Biden Pushes Clean Energy, He Seeks More Oil Production

• FERC’s Christie calls for fixing interconnection ‘chaos’ as first step in transmission reform

• Court sends Jordan Cove LNG project back to FERC

• Senate confirms Michael Connor to lead Army Corps

• In Their Own Words: The Dirty Dozen Documents of Big Oil’s Secret Climate Knowledge

• Pipeline firm deposited millions into fund for police to ‘protect’ Line 3 project

• U.S. announces methane rules at climate summit

• Floating Wind Farms Are About to Transform the Oceans

• Manchin has raked in $400K in fossil fuel donations

• FERC names first-ever director of public participation Office

• U.S. Supreme Court refuses stay request for Spire Missouri natgas pipe

• Potential Carbon Cost Hike Spurs Fears of Energy Project Delays

• Can the Biden Administration Meet Its Offshore Wind Goals?

• Renewable Energy Could Pay the Price for Fuel Crisis

• This isn’t the first energy shock of the green era. It’s the last energy shock of the fossil-fuel age

• 6 Aspects of American Life Threatened by Climate Change

• FERC Chair Glick calls for tougher reviews of natural gas projects as commission staff reject EPA advice

• Ivory-billed woodpecker officially declared extinct, along with 22 other species

• Not a single appellate judge has climate experience — group

• Forest Service faces new pressure to boost timber harvests

• What the PennEast cancellation signals for FERC, pipelines

• Enbridge: Line 3 replacement complete; oil will flow Friday

• The Grid Isn’t Ready for the Renewable Revolution

• The US is closer than ever before to making major progress on the climate crisis

• The NIMBY Threat to Renewable Energy

• ‘Major gap.’ Gas industry FERC petitions stoke NEPA Concerns

• Biden’s EPA orders a slash in climate-warming chemicals used in air-conditioning and refrigeration

• They Couldn’t Drink Their Water. And Still, They Stayed Quiet.

• U.S.-E.U. methane pledge wins oil industry backing

• Climate change: China to exit coal-fired power abroad

• The United States Isn’t Ready for the New Phase of Climate Change

• Biden to nominate Democrat Willie Phillips to U.S. energy regulator -White House

• FERC’s Clements: U.S. Faces ‘Once-in-a-Generation Moment’ to Overhaul Transmission System

• D.C. Circuit Court Declines to Revisit Decision Striking Down FERC’s Approval of the Spire Pipeline

• The Reason Right-Wing States Are Cracking Down on Indigenous Climate Protesters

• ‘No point in anything else’: Gen Z members flock to climate careers

• From 4% to 45%: Energy Department Lays Out Ambitious Blueprint for Solar Power

• Court Blocks a Vast Alaskan Drilling Project, Citing Climate Dangers

• Listen: Congressman behind ‘Hot FERC Summer’ lauds agency’s role in climate fight

• Infrastructure deal targets FERC public outreach

• Why is life on Earth still taking second place to fossil fuel companies?

• Bankers Eager to Continue Funding Oil and Gas

• Who Created the Renewable-Energy Miracle?

• Solar could be 40% of U.S. power by 2035 -Biden administration

• What to expect in the new IPCC report on climate change

• CO2 emissions set to hit record levels in 2023 and there’s ‘no clear peak in sight,’ IEA says

• Gas projects reveal FERC’s environmental justice conundrum

• FERC climate reviews: CO2 solution or chaos?

• Everything we know about Biden’s mysterious CES

• Pipeline seeks emergency FERC approval after courtroom blow

• US wind industry hopes capacity market rule changes place breeze at its back

• The case for climate change realism

• From China to Germany, floods expose climate vulnerability

• The day ‘Hot Girl Summer’ came to Congress

• China Breached Dozens of Pipeline Companies in Past Decade, U.S. Says

• E.P.A. Approved Toxic Chemicals for Fracking a Decade Ago, New Files Show

• The Oil and Gas Industry Produces Radioactive Waste. Lots of It

• Whistleblowers say ‘bad seeds’ undermine pipeline safety

• Exclusive: White House details environmental justice plans

• Manchin could get top role in writing clean energy standard

• Climate change: US-Canada heatwave ‘virtually impossible’ without warming

• Greater FERC authority over transmission siting not a fix-all for grid woes: Glick

• Glick: ‘Great sense of urgency’ to reform pipeline approvals

• What Supreme Court ruling means for FERC, gas, pipelines

• Memphis pipeline canceled after environmental justice feud

• The Keystone XL Pipeline Is Dead, but TC Energy Still Owns Hundreds of Miles of Rights of Way

• Vilsack taps first African American to lead Forest Service

• As the US begins to craft a hydrogen strategy, Europe’s experience could offer valuable lessons

• Crushing climate impacts to hit sooner than feared: draft UN report

• A Long-Awaited Participatory Revolution in Energy Regulation

• Feds falling short on pipeline safety

• Fewer trees means poorer, minority areas are hotter —report

• Climate Change Is Threatening The U.S. West’s Water Supply

• Satellites seek out methane leaks from pipelines, oil fields, landfills and farms

• Keystone XL pipeline developer pulls plug on controversial project

• New climate-focused planning processes seen as necessary for power system resilience

• Granholm on pipelines: ‘We want to build more’

• U.S. regulator tells pipeline operators to prepare methane curbs

• Offshore Wind Farms Show What Biden’s Climate Plan Is Up Against

• Climate change is rapidly transforming the Arctic: Why everybody should care

• Memphis pipeline rekindles eminent domain fight

• To Combat Climate Change, Researchers Want to Pull Carbon Dioxide From the Ocean and Turn It Into Rock

• Biden administration wants to give more power back to states to block pipelines

• Glick on FERC cyber rules, climate and ‘common decency’

• Biden Administration Defends Huge Alaska Oil Drilling Project

• Environmental Justice and Why You Should Care

• As America’s infrastructure crumbles, politicians treat the problem like a partisan board game

• Another dirty little secret about green energy: It needs more mining to support Biden’s plan

• Senate Panel to Advance Electric Car, Clean Energy Tax Credits

• Exxon Mobil shareholder vote a ‘watershed’ moment for climate change

• Conservative group to examine modern green movement

• Gas industry secretly fights electrification

• Shell says clean energy to be 50% of the company in 10 years

• Biden Administration unveils massive conservation plan

• Groups sue over US program allowing pipelines on wetlands

• Congressman Raskin wants to fix FERC’s ‘dystopian nightmare’

• Senate votes to restore Obama-era regulation of methane, a climate-warming gas

• BIDEN’S FIRST 100 DAYS: New FERC chair making changes ‘at warp speed’

• Supreme Court questions pipeline’s land grab

• Jordan Cove LNG terminal on ice after permit denials

• Cities confront climate challenge: How to move from gas to electricity?

• Climate tipping points may have been reached already, experts say

• Eminent domain opens doors for fossil fuels — could it do the same for renewable energy?

• The U.S. Will Need a Lot of Land for a Zero-Carbon Economy

• U.S. trade representative uses her first speech to call for action on climate change.

• FERC Lays Groundwork to Incorporate Carbon Pricing by Regional Grid Markets

• White House rejects pleas to shut down Dakota Access

• Why investments in clean, renewable energy will avoid blackouts at a low cost

• Researchers see links between renewable energy and improved health

• A ‘quantum leap’: Monster wind turbines are going to get even bigger

• Biden’s Big Bet: Tackling Climate Change Will Create Jobs, Not Kill Them

• FERC makes major shift on pipeline CO2 emissions

• World Bank plans climate shift but no fossil fuel halt: Report

• Big banks’ trillion-dollar finance for fossil fuels ‘shocking’, says report

• 74% of economists favor ‘drastic action’ on climate —survey

• Biden announces environmental justice advisers

• The ‘Green Energy’ That Might Be Ruining the Planet

• Orsted to link a huge offshore wind farm to ‘renewable’ hydrogen production

• America’s Offshore Wind–Powered Future Begins in a Texas Shipyard

• Biden administration wants the financial sector to face up to climate risk

• Taking Charge: Commissioner Clements on FERC’s ‘make or break’ role amid the energy transition

• Democrats reintroduce sweeping environmental justice bill

• Biden echoes Trump in Supreme Court eminent domain battle

• Senate Advances Confirmation of Climate and Native Champion Deb Haaland

• Fracking Industry Has Another Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

• Beyond solar and wind: What decarbonization looks like in 2021

• Reversing Trump, Interior Department Moves Swiftly on Climate Change

• FERC pipeline eminent domain fight heats up

• IEEFA U.S.: FERC to reconsider decades-old policy on assessing need for new interstate gas pipelines

• House Energy and Commerce leaders unveil sweeping climate change legislation

• Biden’s promise to unions: ‘I’m all for natural gas’

• SCOTUS Rules Against Sierra Club in Environmental FOIA Case (2)

• Texas grid crisis exposes environmental justice rifts

• Manchin says he’ll vote for Haaland for interior secretary

• The US offshore wind boom will depend on these ships

• Top oil and gas lobbying group close to backing a carbon tax

• US needs to brace itself for more deadly storms, experts say

• Glick unveils environmental justice, climate plans

• Blackout crisis: Fallout, furor and fact checks

• No, The Blackouts In Texas Weren’t Caused By Renewables. Here’s What Really Happened

• “We have to go”: Climate change driving increased migration from Central America

• The might of metals in the clean energy transition

• New FERC commissioner Clements targets revamping ‘outdated’ pipeline policy

• Supreme Court will hear eminent domain battle

• Changes to Nationwide Permits System Announced by Army Corps of Engineers

• Pipeline agency braces for Biden climate overhaul

• Ignored no longer, people of color shape climate action

• The Terrifying Warning Lurking in the Earth’s Ancient Rock Record

• Biden Cancels Keystone XL Pipeline and Rejoins Paris Climate Agreement

• Glick named FERC chair, promises ‘significant progress’ on energy transition

• PHMSA staff concerned about agency-industry ties —IG

• A Thin Green Line with Global Impact

• Energy Transition’s Half-Trillion-Dollar Year Is Even Better Than It Looks

• U.S. Disaster Costs Doubled in 2020, Reflecting Costs of Climate Change

• FERC’s Clements: ‘Grave threat’ of climate change will ‘underlie my approach as a commissioner’

• Biden set to supercharge clean energy push with $40B stash

• Biden Climate Team Says It Underestimated Trump’s Damage

• Trump’s unplanned gift to Biden: Clean energy on the rise

• White House clears EPA rule limiting science

• Are pipeline companies buying justice?

• Big but affordable effort needed for America to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, Princeton study shows

• Commentary: I’m a Youth Climate Activist, Not an Environmentalist.

• The 10 Ways Renewable Energy’s Boom Year Will Shape 2021

• Global heating could stabilize if net zero emissions achieved, scientists say

2020

• How Russia Wins the Climate Crisis

• FERC draws fire over pipeline policy

• Biden picks Michael Regan to lead EPA

• Biden taps N.M. Rep. Deb Haaland for Interior secretary

• LNG as bad for climate as coal over next 20 years —report

• Princeton Study Charts a $2.5T Pathway to a Net-Zero Carbon US

• UN calls on humanity to end ‘war on nature,’ go carbon-free

• FERC Regains Full Five Members as Regulatory Fights Loom

• Climate risks are accelerating. Here’s what Duke, PG&E and 16 other utilities expect to pay.

• Which Trump Administration-era policies should the incoming Biden-Harris Administration continue?

• When Can Pipelines Take Private Land? Jordan Cove LNG Project a Test for Eminent Domain

• Paying Politicians to Criminalize Protest

• The New Energy Giants Are Renewable Companies

• Biden Plans to Move Fast With a ‘Climate Administration.’ Here’s How.

• Committee sends Trump FERC picks to Senate floor

• Meet the environmental law expert leading Biden’s EPA team

• Biden’s energy agenda hinges on FERC, red states

• The ‘market’ won’t save us from climate disaster. We must rethink our system.

• Oceana Finds Plastic Entangling, Choking 1,800 Marine Animals in U.S. Waters

• Why 2021 Will Be A Banner Year For Renewable Energy In The U.S.

• Why Seagrass Could Be the Ocean’s Secret Weapon Against Climate Change

• Trump administration taps mainstream climate scientist to run key climate review

• Energy Regulator FERC Finds Itself Cornered Over Climate Change

• The Evolving Landscape of Environmental Justice in 2020 and Beyond

• State Backers of Anti-Protest Bills Received Campaign Funding from Oil and Gas Industry, Report Finds

• We can avert irreversible climate change

• The Trump Administration Is Reversing Nearly 100 Environmental Rules. Here’s the Full List.

• How one obscure federal agency is clearing the path for a US carbon price

• The number of global methane hot spots has soared this year despite the economic slowdown

• Trouble-plagued Pa. project sparks fear in suburbs

• Finding the Way Forward After a Series of Setbacks

• The IMF Has a Blueprint for Helping the Climate Without Hurting Economic Growth

• Anxiety Mounts Abroad About Climate Leadership and the Volatile U.S. Election

• FERC Carbon Pricing Conference Highlights State-Federal Divide on Clean Power Policy

• D.C. Circuit won’t halt pipeline to Ore. LNG terminal

• Infrastructure investment is the best idea that never happens: Could 2021 be different?

• Behind the rise of US utility-driven solar

• Rocky Mountain Institute Study Shows Renewables Are Kicking Natural Gas To The Curb

• Climate Disruption Is Now Locked In. The Next Moves Will Be Crucial.

• ‘Game-changer’: FERC order opens door for renewables

• Gas companies abandon wells, leaving them to leak methane

• Analysis: World has already passed ‘peak oil’, BP figures reveal

• EIA Report – U.S. natural gas exports have been declining since April

• China’s Clean Energy Pivot Could Be The Death Knell For Coal

• How renewable energy can drive a post-COVID recovery

• Wildfires and weather extremes: It’s not coincidence, it’s climate change

• FERC’s Carbon Blind Spot

• Federal Report Warns of Financial Havoc From Climate Change

• The Forest Service’s rule changes undercut its once-proud mission

• Natural gas is losing its luster as a “bridge fuel” to renewable energy

• How to drive fossil fuels out of the US economy, quickly

• U.S. Flood Strategy Shifts to ‘Unavoidable’ Relocation of Entire Neighborhoods

• FERC’s capacity markets limit clean energy and cost billions; it’s time for Congress to act

• FERC Commissioner McNamee to Step Down

• How Trump’s assault on bird law could backfire on industry

• Louisiana governor’s goal: net zero greenhouse gases by 2050

• No, Renewables Did Not Cause California’s Blackouts

• World’s largest offshore rig operator files for bankruptcy

• FERC-agencies fight stalls major gas export project

• Pipeline infrastructure planning in the era of Black Lives Matter

• Natural Gas Production from Seven Key Plays to Slide to 79.2 Bcf/d in September, EIA Says

• Why Warren Buffett is betting on energy pipelines even as climate fears, and renewables, are rising

• California Reveals That the Transition to Renewable Energy Isn’t So Simple

• Propelling the transition: Green hydrogen could be the final piece in a zero-emissions future

• EPA completes rollback of Obama methane rule

• Canada’s TransMountain Pipeline Faces Another Major Setback

• Judge strikes down Trump Administration rollback of law protecting birds

• We have entered the “end game” for oil — with “permanent demand destruction”

• Big business hits brakes on wind and solar electricity

• Senate Bill Would Reshape Environmental Justice

• Why deforestation and extinctions make pandemics more likely

• Hurricane, Fire, Covid-19: Disasters Expose the Hard Reality of Climate Change

• FERC faces environmental justice reckoning

• Blocked: Brutal month for pipelines shows a friendly White House is not enough

• Court cancels shutdown of Dakota Access Pipeline

• Even If Oil And Gas Disappear, Pipelines Are Here To Stay

• Army Corps moves to split utilities from streamlined permits

• U.S. has 7 ocean turbines. Companies see hundreds soon

• We Have Entered the “End Game” for Oil—With “Permanent Demand Destruction”

• Wildfires, record warmth and rapidly melting ice: Arctic climate goes further off the rails this summer

• Rising Seas Could Menace Millions Beyond Shorelines, Study Finds

• Trump’s 2 surprise FERC picks ease fears of agency limbo

• Ocasio-Cortez amendment has pipeline industry on edge

• Trump’s Golden Era of Energy Is Turning to Lead

• Clean Energy’s Jobs And Sustainability Must Anchor A Green Recovery

• To recharge America’s job market, build a green electric grid

• Will Clean Energy Projects Face Troubles That Have Bedeviled Pipelines?

• Now that half of Oklahoma is officially Indian land, oil industry could face new costs and environmental hurdles

• ‘America is still segregated, and so is pollution’

• Oil and gas in flux: After a series of stunning defeats, what’s next for the industry?

• Thanks to National Victories, Fight Against New Jersey’s Pipelines Picks Up Steam

• From green dreams to the real Covid world

• Renewable Energy Is Seizing Market Share During The Pandemic

• Trump’s move to weaken key environmental law could sideline communities of color

• ‘Almost impossible’ for FERC to address rehearing orders in 30 days, Glick says

• Fracking: From Revolution to Money Pit (video)

• From NEPA to North Dakota, 4 pipeline fights to watch

• The Natural Gas Divide

• How a New Effort to Trace Emissions, Led by Al Gore, Could Reshape Climate Talks

• Study identifies Kansas as promising state for wind energy development with little impact on wildlife

• Is This the End of New Pipelines?

• Why the Larger Climate Movement Is Finally Embracing the Fight Against Environmental Racism

• Climate Activists See ‘New Era’ After Three Major Oil and Gas Pipeline Defeats

• Opinion: Keystone XL, Dakota Access, Atlantic Coast — for pipeline companies, winning isn’t what it used to be

• The Pipeline Setbacks Reveal the Perils of Rushed Agency Approvals

• Supreme Court restarts key Army Corps permit, but not KXL

• DC Circuit Rejects FERC’s Tolling Authority in Pipeline Certificate Proceedings

• Pa. grand jury report on fracking: DEP failed to protect public health

• 2020 Is Our Last, Best Chance to Save the Planet

• Utility efficiency programs offer model to merge climate, racial justice solutions

• More utilities bypassing natural gas bridge and going straight to renewables

• Can the Clean Energy Industry Deliver On the Biden-Sanders Climate Plan?

• What a 100-degree day in Siberia really means

• Divided FERC approves New England ISO short-term fuel security plan despite cost concerns

• Supreme Court unleashing power over pipelines, natural gas

• The Supreme Court should remind New Jersey why the U.S. discarded the Articles of Confederation

• Judge orders Enbridge to halt Mich. pipeline operations

• The truth about the future of gas: We don’t need to build anymore

• Pandemic’s Cleaner Air Could Reshape What We Know About the Atmosphere

• N.Y. releases plan for 70% renewables by 2030

• IEA unveils major new green Covid-19 recovery roadmap

• Wide range of groups urge FERC to reject anti-net metering petition

• Watchdog questions pandemic enforcement policy

• “Two different realities”: Why America needs environmental justice

• Special Report: Millions of abandoned oil wells are leaking methane, a climate menace

• EU to make big push for hydrogen, despite green concerns and infrastructure gaps

• Despite pandemic setbacks, the clean energy future is underway

• A Green New Deal architect explains how the protests and climate crisis are connected

• FERC Instant Final Rule Offers ‘Landowner Protections’ From Tolling Orders

• EPA Water Rule Won’t Speed Up New Oil, Gas Pipeline Projects

• Trump administration moves forward with plan to end wild bird protections

• Wood Mackenzie: Battery storage will turn Europe’s gas peakers into stranded assets by 2030

• Renewables Provide 100% New US Electricity Capacity In April, Oil Companies Shedding Jobs, Investment Community Remains Oblivious

• The U.S. can get to 90% clean electricity in just 15 years

• Pandemic, unrest may elevate environmental justice agenda

• FERC, states see transmission projects fueling recovery

• Armed With Eminent Domain, Pipeline Projects Continue to Burden Landowners During the Pandemic

• N.J. to justices: Hold off on pipeline eminent domain fight

• Two vital buffers against climate change are just offshore

• A New Weapon Against Climate Change May Float

• The Fast, Cheap and Scary Way to Cool the Planet

• We Are in an Unprecedented Climate Experiment

• Covid-19 Flares Up in America’s Polluted ‘Sacrifice Zones’

• House Dems propose boost for landowners in FERC disputes

• ‘Quick take’ wars rage in Blast Zone with no end in sight

• Southern Company Pledges Net Zero Emissions by 2050 but Doubles Down on Fossil Fuels

• At last, a climate policy platform that can unite the left

• Now Is the Time for Latin America’s Renewable Energy Boom

• ‘Devil is in the details.’ The fight for grid carbon pricing

• Industry: Army Corps ruling will limit virus protective gear

• ‘Terrified’ energy workers press feds for safety standard

• N.Y. rejects $1B pipeline over climate, water concerns

• World’s Greenest Coronavirus Recovery Package Arriving in Europe

• U.S. overtakes China as most attractive country for renewables investment: research

• In a First, Renewable Energy Is Poised to Eclipse Coal in U.S.

• Energy regulator declines states’ request for moratorium on pipeline approvals

• FERC order could bar offshore wind from U.S. power market

• Yet Another State Quietly Moves To Criminalize Fossil Fuel Protests Amid Coronavirus

• World’s biggest wealth fund dumps $3B in fossil fuels

• COVID-19 Could Spark A Renewable Energy Boom

• Mammoth Solar Power Plant Drives Another Nail Into US Coal Coffin: Guess Who’s Holding The Hammer

• U.S. Supreme Court decision on groundwater discharges is a huge win for the environment

• D.C. Circuit Hears Argument about Vital FERC Energy Storage Order

• Study counters claim that NEPA hobbles projects

• After the oil crash, we need a managed wind-down of fossil fuel production

• World cannot return to ‘business as usual’ after Covid-19, say mayors

• Inside Clean Energy: A California Utility Announces 770 Megawatts of Battery Storage. That’s a Lot.

• Make That 42 Days Of Renewable Energy, And Counting

• Renewables Are the Only Winners in Historic Decline in Energy Demand

• Judges tussle over FERC pipeline ‘limbo’

• Covid-19 is closing Canada’s carbon-intensive oil sands for business

• Exclusive: Chesapeake Energy preparing bankruptcy filing

• ET facing nearly 600 pipeline violations in Pennsylvania

• Don’t Leave America’s Post-Pandemic Energy Policy to Chance

• Wind tops coal in U.S. power, marking its rapid ascent

• FERC Denies Rehearings on PJM Capacity Orders, in a Blow to States’ Renewables Plans

• COVID-19 prompts delay for federal pipeline rule

• Satellites find highest U.S. methane emissions ever recorded

• Community solar: A ray of hope in the gloom?

• Coronavirus May Kill Our Fracking Fever Dream

• Democrats call for new gas pipeline moratorium amid pandemic

• The Public Use Clause in an Age of U.S. Natural Gas Exports

• Yet Again, Federal Court Invalidates Key Permit for Keystone XL

• Climate Change Won’t Stop for the Coronavirus Pandemic

• Strengthen worldwide climate commitments to improve economy, study finds

• Green Utilities Are Proving a Safe Haven in Market Rout

• Analysis: Wind energy expansion would have $27 billion economic impact

• Scientists discover enzyme which breaks down PET plastic ‘in hours’

• Coronavirus Is a Dress Rehearsal for Climate Change

• FERC eases enforcement rules

• Oil and Gas Pipelines Are Still Being Built as the Rest of the Economy Shuts Down

• In the Midst of the Coronavirus Pandemic, Construction Is Set to Resume on the Keystone Pipeline

• New York State Codifies Fracking Ban in Budget

• We’re Thinking about Climate Change the Wrong Way

• Oil Companies Are Collapsing, but Wind and Solar Energy Keep Growing

• Will the coronavirus kill the oil industry and help save the climate?

• Commentary: Outbreak shows we can confront climate change

• Trump’s Environmental Rollbacks Find Opposition Within: Staff Scientists

• The Constitutional Option to Fight the Climate Crisis

• Virus Leads Pipeline Agency to Ease Job Qualification Rules

• 3 States Pass Anti-Pipeline Protest Bills in Two Weeks

• TC Energy to Build Keystone XL Pipeline

• What the Coronavirus Curve Teaches Us About Climate Change

• PJM’s Compliance Plan Doesn’t End FERC Order’s Threat to Renewables, Experts Say

• PHMSA Issues Final Rule on Underground Natural Gas Storage Safety Establishing a Phased-in, Multi-Year Timeframe for Integrity Management

• Coronavirus may get America to pass its biggest climate bill yet

• Governments have ‘historic opportunity’ to accelerate clean energy transition, IEA says

• FERC approves Jordan Cove, moves to boost transmission

• DOE, other US agencies embrace ‘social distancing’ to weather coronavirus

• Judge strikes down Ohio fracking on NEPA grounds

• Coronavirus Is Wiping Out Billions In Clean Energy Investments

• Fracking Needs a Shakeout, Not a Bailout

• Democratic Senators push to include FERC reform in comprehensive Senate energy bill

• How Coronavirus Could Set Back the Fight Against Climate Change

• What would happen if the world reacted to climate change like it’s reacting to the coronavirus?

• Polar ice caps melting six times faster than in 1990s

• Trump Administration Presses Cities to Evict Homeowners from Flood Zones

• Green Energy’s $10 Trillion Revolution Faces Oil Crash Test

• How Europe’s Border Carbon Tax Plan Could Force the U.S. To Act on Climate Change

• US Senate panel again moves FERC nominee, amid debate over partisanship

• Trump administration moving to allow railroads to haul liquefied natural gas. Opponents say it’s a risk.

• Will simple economics deal fatal blow to long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline?

• Sweeping Senate Energy Bill Could Come to a Vote This Week

• Fossil fuels for power at turning point as renewables surged in 2019: data

• Can you really negate your carbon emissions? Carbon offsets, explained.

• FERC Asserts Authority: Declaratory Order Says Eminent Domain Exempted From State Sovereign Immunity

• Pipelines Continue to Catch Fire and Explode

• Energy giant drops proposed Constitution Pipeline

• Climate change: how do I cope with our planet’s inevitable decline?

• Wind has become the ‘most-used’ source of renewable electricity generation in the US

• Cheap Gas Imperils Climate Fight by Undercutting Wind and Solar

• Climate Change Rises as a Public Priority. But It’s More Partisan Than Ever.

• Oil and gas firms ‘have had far worse climate impact than thought’

• Why the U.S. faces a steep path to a CO2-free grid

• Solar, wind and batteries expected to outpace new gas-powered generation in Texas

• Planting Trees Won’t Save the World

• FERC Defends Tolling Orders in Atlantic Sunrise Case, Makes Effort to Appease Critics

• Erring on the side of trampling on states’ rights

• How Louisiana Lawmakers Stop Residents’ Efforts to Fight Big Oil and Gas

• Correcting Anti-Renewable Energy Propaganda

• Energy Emissions Stall as Rich Nations Kick Their Coal Habit

• The world’s oceans are speeding up — another mega-scale consequence of climate change

• FERC reorganizes to address landowner disputes

• Divided FERC Finds Pipeline Companies Can Seize State-Owned Interests

• Bumblebees’ decline points to mass extinction – study

• Credit risks mounting for US gas producers, S&P Global Rating says

• EU power sector emissions drop as coal collapses across Europe

• Why choosing solar panels or a hybrid car has more impact than you think

• Trump Removes Pollution Controls on Streams and Wetlands

• Glick Calls for Congressional Review of FERC Pipeline Tolling Orders

• Deep Decarbonization: A Realistic Way Forward on Climate Change

• Grid congestion costs billions, stymies renewables

• Scotland to reach 100% renewables in time to host 2020 climate summit

• Hawaii Is a Test Bed to See if Renewables Can Meet Peak Energy Demands

• America’s Radioactive Secret

• Former FERC chairs praise US grid regionalization, but lament headwinds

• America Is Awash With Natural Gas and It’s About to Get Worse

• It’s Steven Mnuchin who should listen to economists on climate change

• Renewable Energy Prices Hit Record Lows: How Can Utilities Benefit From Unstoppable Solar And Wind?

• Five 2020 Energy Predictions: Solar Surge, Coal Crash, Gas Exorcism, Clean Energy Incentives, Public Mobilization

• Time to Overturn Precedent on FERC Orders, Landowners Tell Court

• Trump’s Weakening of Environmental Rules Would Leave the Public in the Dark

• ‘Urgent’ need for businesses to adapt to growing threat from climate change, McKinsey says

• U.S. gas production to drop for first time in 5 years

• Transmission Emerging as Major Stumbling Block for State Renewable Targets

• Three-Quarters of New US Generating Capacity in 2020 Will Be Renewable, EIA Says

• Solar capacity to surge in Southeast US over next decade: Fitch Solutions

• House Democrats tee up sweeping climate bill as alternative to Green New Deal

• FERC Sides With Fossil Fuels In Forcing Renewables To Match Prices

• NEPA rewrite divides the left

• Federal agencies are required to consult with tribes about pipelines. They often don’t.

• Revolution pipeline owners fined $30 million in historic settlement; permit hold lifted

• As pipeline battle heads toward Supreme Court, PennEast asks for more construction time

• Morgan Stanley: ‘Second wave of renewables’ to drive 70 GW of coal retirements

• Trump admin plans 2020 approvals for major projects

2019

• Investment Bankers Are Now Waging the War on Coal

• Fossil fuel plants get a boost from Trump-appointed regulators

• What Climate Change Tells Us about Being Human

• The Energy 202: Clean energy loses big in year-end spending bill

• House green bank bill aims to leverage $35B in government funding into $1T in private investment

• All The Good (Under-the-Radar) News About Renewable Energy

• Europe now has its own Green Deal

• D.C. Circuit to review ‘Kafkaesque’ FERC process

• Climate Change Is Ravaging the Arctic, Report Finds

• Natural gas is now the biggest contributor to the growth in emissions

• Natural Gas Boom Fizzles as a U.S. Glut Sinks Profits

• Supertrees: Meet Indonesia’s carbon guardian

• Renewables Are Gaining Traction, But We Need to Be Able to Store the Energy

• Batteries Will Change the Energy Industry Forever

• ‘Bleak’ U.N. Report on a Planet in Peril Looms Over New Climate Talks

• Shakeups at FERC and New PHMSA Rules Impacting the Pipeline Industry

• Scientists have gotten predictions of global warming right since the 1970s

• Rover Pipeline seeks to lower property tax valuation

• Keystone XL: police discussed stopping anti-pipeline activists ‘by any means’

• US wind capacity exceeds hydro, while solar tops oil

• A new solar heat technology could help solve one of the trickiest climate problems

• Reform Is Long Overdue for FERC’s Gas Pipeline Reviews

• House Democrats release renewable energy tax proposal

• Safety agency reauthorization gets new life

• PennEast to Seek U.S. Supreme Court Review for New Jersey Land Access

• Can America’s First Floating Wind Farm Help Open Deeper Water to Clean Energy?

• In search for cheaper, longer energy storage, mountain gravity could eventually top lithium-ion

• How to Cut U.S. Carbon Pollution by Nearly 40 Percent in 10 Years

• E.P.A. to Limit Science Used to Write Public Health Rules

• The climate chain reaction that threatens the heart of the Pacific

• FBI now investigating the way in which Pennsylvania approved Mariner East pipeline

• Fate of PennEast natgas line is unclear

• Rethinking Future Investments in Natural Gas Infrastructure

• Renewable Energy Gives Farmers Another Reason To Love It

• More than 11,000 scientists from around the world declare a ‘climate emergency’

• Sen. Manchin ‘fighting’ for White House nomination of Democratic FERC candidate

• Keystone oil pipeline leaks 383,000 gallons in North Dakota

• States Are More Worried About Pipeline Protesters Than Spills

• Texas judge won’t toss Obama-era WOTUS

• The Long Battle to Stop the Kinder Morgan Pipeline

• Fiduciary duty and fossil fuel divestment

• Wind and Solar Power Have Become Amazingly Affordable

• Americans would rather reduce oil and gas exploration than ‘drill, baby, drill’

• We cannot allow FERC to ignore our climate crisis

• 11 attorneys general urge FERC to respect state energy rights

• California’s blackouts could make fighting climate change even harder

• Details emerge about Department of Energy’s ‘super‑grid’ renewable study

• Latest BNEF Report Finds Levelized Cost Of Renewables Continues To Fall

• Huge Battery Investments Drop Energy-Storage Costs Faster Than Expected, Threatening Natural Gas

• This is what 2030 could look like if we win the war on climate change

• Fossil Fuels on Trial: New York’s Lawsuit Against Exxon Begins

• Federal Pipeline Permitting Process Overdue for Renovation, Insiders Say

• Op-ed: Natural gas vs. renewable energy — beware the latest gas industry talking points

• USDA inspector general launches climate change investigation

• Golden Age Of Renewables Will Happen During Next Five Years, Says IEA

• FERC authority over carbon pricing in power markets may soon be put to test

• White House sends Senate formal nomination for fourth FERC member

• U.S. generates $1.3T via ‘green’ economy — study

• U.S. suffers 147 big blackouts each year. That’s rising

• DEP Pushes Back Again on PennEast Pipeline

• The Path to 100% Renewable Power Is Looking More Achievable

• Solar-plus-storage projects spreading across the U.S.

• The Literal Gaslighting That Helps America Avoid Acting on the Climate Crisis

• PennEast seeks US FERC’s help with eminent domain snag in 3rd Circuit

• Revealed: the 20 firms behind a third of all carbon emissions

• Editorial: How Appalachian natural gas is connected to Ukraine (sort of)

• Greta Thunberg is right: It’s time to haul ass on climate change

• PacifiCorp to add 7 GW renewables + storage, close 20 of 24 coal plants

• U.S. Fed charts its own course on climate change, too

• Trump bucks bipartisan tradition with plan to nominate Republican FERC commissioner

• Switching from coal, oil to natural gas accelerates climate change – study

• State with heavy greenhouse gas emissions moves to join climate initiative

• Americans Fear Climate Change and the Cost of Fighting It

• Connecticut and Virginia lead a huge month for offshore wind

• The Oceans We Know Won’t Survive Climate Change

• Scared Central Banks Face Up to Threats From Climate Change

• FERC Warns A Gas Pipeline Attack Could Cause Mass Blackouts

• Meet the Lawyers Beating Back Trump’s Reckless Environmental Policies — and Winning

• Facing Climate Crisis, Senators Have Millions Invested in Fossil Fuel Companies

• IEEFA update: Low natural gas prices – a negative outlook for energy sector

• ‘A muddy mess.’ Ill. landowners fight FERC over pipeline

• The world’s largest offshore wind farm is nearly complete. It can power 1 million homes

• BREAKING_Trump Admin. Strips Calif. Of Auto Emissions Authority

• Trump to pick agency lawyer to fill vacant seat — sources

• NPS to superintendents: Opposed to drilling? Call us first

• Judge bars ‘riot boosting’ law aimed at Keystone XL protests

• Dangerous oil and gas industry exemption slipped into highway bill

• What It’s Like Living in One of the Hottest Cities on Earth—Where It May Soon Be Uninhabitable

• Solar and Wind Power So Cheap They’re Outgrowing Subsidies

• Renewables, storage poised to undercut natural gas prices, increase stranded assets: RMI

• DC Circuit Questions Natural Gas Export Agreements for Nexus Gas Pipeline

• I’m a conservative Republican. Climate change is real.

• Was there a different regulatory path for the ruptured Revolution pipeline?

• Another Blow for PennEast as Federal Court Denies Access to New Jersey Land

• As utilities scramble to manage explosive DER growth, is power grid autonomy a solution?

• Trump’s Methane Rule Rollback Divides Oil and Gas Industry

• FERC chairman to Congress: ‘Make energy policy boring again’

• US EPA Proposes Rule Narrowing States’ Ability to Block Pipeline Projects

• FERC puts Constitution Pipeline back on track, finding New York waived water authority

• To lower residential energy costs, waive goodbye to the Jones Act

• Climate change: Big lifestyle changes ‘needed to cut emissions’

• Climate Change Is Likely to Devastate the Global Food Supply. But There’s Still Reason to Be Hopeful

• Climate change could cost the U.S. up to 10.5 percent of its GDP by 2100, study finds

• Trump scheming to ship volatile liquid gas by train across U.S.

• Aging Infrastructure Poses Growing Safety Risks

• A new tone from some Republicans on climate change — mostly behind closed doors

• Opinion: We now have the technology to create a grid of cheap fully renewable electricity

• Renewable energy has space to grow

• America’s mega-emitters are starting to close

• 2°C: BEYOND THE LIMIT: Extreme climate change has arrived in America

• EPA’s latest power grab is aimed at states’ rights

• Trump Administration Final Rule Would Revise Endangered Species Act

• Greenland’s ice is melting at the rate scientists thought would be our worst-case scenario in 2070

• Fracking may be a bigger climate problem than we thought

• The U.S. left a hole in leadership on climate. China is filling it.

• New US study finds renewable energy storage costs need to drop 90%

• Wind power is winning in the U.S. despite Trump’s critiques

• Explosions in Three States Highlight Dangers of Aging Fossil Fuel Infrastructure

• Federal judge rebukes FERC’s ‘Kafkaesque regime’

• Fracking causes environmental damage and birth defects, new study shows

• Too much rain is messing with pipeline operators’ infrastructure plans

• Climate change: how the jet stream is changing your weather

• The Hydrocarbon Era’s Spectacular End

• Renewable energy is good money, not just good for the earth

• California farmers are planting solar panels as water supplies dry up

• LaFleur cautions on administrative interference as she exits FERC

• ‘It was terrible’: 1 dead, up to 7 missing after natural gas line explosion in Kentucky

• Flaring natural gas turns ‘drill, baby, drill’ to ‘burn, baby, burn’

• The Catch-22 of low natural gas prices

• Climate Activists Set Sights on Ending Fossil Fuel Exports in Pacific Northwest Once and For All

• Just 10% of fossil fuel subsidy cash ‘could pay for green transition’

• So You Think We’re Reducing Fossil Fuel Use? Think Again.

• Moody’s Buys Climate Data Firm, Signaling New Scrutiny of Climate Risks

• LaFleur’s exit will leave 3 commissioners — and anxiety

• NextEra Energy Predicts 50% Renewable Energy In US By 2030

• Senate Advances Bill That Would Gut Environmental Review of Oil Pipelines, Other Large Infrastructure Projects

• As Climate Changes, Taxpayers Will Shoulder Larger U.S. Payouts To Farmers

• Major U.S. cities are leaking methane at twice the rate previously believed

• Taking Aim at PJM’s 10-Hour Duration Capacity Rule for Energy Storage

• Machine Learning vs. Climate Change: AI for the Greener Good

• The Energy 202: Broad group of green organizations releases climate platform ahead of 2020 election

• FERC approves Kinder Morgan’s Gulf LNG project

• Could Climate Change Spark a Financial Crisis? Candidates Warn Fed It’s a Risk

• Former Shale Gas CEO Says Fracking Revolution Has Been ‘A Disaster’ For Drillers, Investors

• Three Strikes, You’re Out: The Unneeded Jordan Cove Project

• Overcoming Barriers To 100% Clean Energy, Part One: The Electricity Distribution Network

• Moody’s Analytics says climate change could cost $69 trillion by 2100

• Even FERC can’t deny the energy transition

• Council on Environmental Quality Seeks Public Comment on Draft NEPA Greenhouse Gas Emission Guidance

• ‘Protesters as terrorists’: growing number of states turn anti-pipeline activism into a crime

• ‘Clean’ natural gas is actually the new coal, report says: Don Pittis

• How Each Country Contributed to the Explosion in Energy Consumption

• New Solar + Battery Price Crushes Fossil Fuels, Buries Nuclear

• As Coal Fades in the U.S., Natural Gas Becomes the Climate Battleground

• Former FERC Chair Cheryl LaFleur to End Nine-Year Term in August

• Wehrum Resigns from EPA, Leaving Climate Rule Rollbacks in His Wake

• The Energy Wars Part 1: Natural Gas Under Fire as States Favor Alternatives in Climate Policy Push

• Investors with $34 trillion demand urgent climate change action

• UCS Calls Curtailment Of Renewable Energy An Opportunity, Not A Problem

• Interior delays, costs may dim offshore wind’s prospects

• Renewables will likely outpace coal for the entire second quarter of 2019

• E.P.A. Finalizes Its Plan to Replace Obama-Era Climate Rules

• Pipeline project developers press FERC for project decisions

• Climate Solutions Caucus meets — but only 4 members show up

• United States Spend Ten Times More On Fossil Fuel Subsidies Than Education

• 84% of fracking studies show the industry harms human health

• Scientists amazed as Canadian permafrost thaws 70 years early

• New York to Approve One of the World’s Most Ambitious Climate Plans

• Climate Change Poses Major Risks to Financial Markets, Regulator Warns

• FERC Dems Make Climate Change Case In House Hearing

• ‘Reaching end game’: New paper on climate change raises alarm

• Utilities ask Congress to ‘come to grips’ with clean energy requirements by setting nationwide rules

• Lower 48 Associated Gas, Market Forces Seen Muscling Out Appalachian Growth

• Natural gas: Part of the problem or the solution?

• Breathe easier: States are passing a buttload of clean-energy bills

• Gas-fired generation could see more battles under Bloomberg campaign

• Renewables Finally Beat Coal For U.S. Electrical Generating Capacity

• The climate crisis is our third world war. It needs a bold response

• Companies See Climate Change Hitting Their Bottom Lines in the Next 5 Years

• DC Circ. Puts FERC On Notice To Bulk Up Climate Reviews

• Opponents of pipeline argue land was improperly seized

• Trump administration seeks criminal crackdown on pipeline protests

• Another Setback for Plans for a New Pipeline in NY’s Harbor

• A global 100% renewable energy system

• More natural gas isn’t a “middle ground” — it’s a climate disaster

• ‘Freedom gas’? That’s what Trump’s Energy Department is now calling natural gas

• To Make Headway on Climate Change, Let’s Change the Subject

• Justices Reject Pipeline Eminent Domain, Utility Cases

• Pipeline opponents challenge Louisiana law targeting protesters

• Renewable Energy Costs Take Another Tumble, Making Fossil Fuels Look More Expensive Than Ever

• How Utilities Stall Progress On Alternative Energy

• Energy Regulators May Reconsider Rules Critics Say Fueled America’s Oil and Gas Pipeline Glut

• N.Y. Deals Critical Blow to $1 Billion Shale Gas Pipeline

• New CEO push on climate-change policy

• Atmospheric Methane Levels Are Going Up—And No One Knows Why

• Trump Likes Fossil Fuels. Investors Don’t.

• Eight million jobs, $9tn in spending: Jay Inslee’s radical plan to tackle climate change

• Humans Are Speeding Extinction and Altering the Natural World at an ‘Unprecedented’ Pace

• These Top Fossil Fuel & Utilities Companies Didn’t Pay Any Federal Income Taxes Last Year

• Could “Liking” an Anti-Pipeline Facebook Post Soon Be Illegal?

• With Renewables so Competitive, Big Plans for Oil and Gas Investments Look Risky

• The cost of generating renewable energy has fallen – a lot

• New EPA document tells communities to brace for climate change impacts

• Reps Overseeing Pipeline Safety are Profiting From Pipeline Companies

• Feds warn companies on landslide hazards

• EPA Decides Not to Regulate Fracking Wastewater as Pennsylvania Study Reveals Recent Spike

• Only six TSA staffers are overseeing US oil & gas pipeline security

• Why Is China Placing A Global Bet On Coal?

• Renewable energy will surpass coal in April & May

• FERC chair ‘optimistic’ on climate change compromises for new LNG projects

• The real climate change controversy: Whether to engineer the planet in order to fix it

• California just made more clean energy than it needed

• A closer look at Washington’s superb new 100% clean electricity bill

• New Energy Infrastructure Is Needed But Trump’s Executive Orders Won’t Help

• Sources: Chatterjee helped sink nomination of new chairman

• Judge: How can FERC know pipeline impacts unless it asks?

• A Fight Is Brewing Over New York City’s Big New Pipeline Project

• Oil producers are burning enough ‘waste’ gas to power every home in Texas

• Renewable Energy Could Save $160 Trillion In Climate Change Costs by 2050

• Trump Signs Orders to Speed Up Oil and Gas Pipeline Construction

• Trump-appointed energy official: Climate change is real and we must lower carbon emissions

• As White House questions climate change, U.S. military is planning for it

• House Democrats Voted for a Natural Gas Future, and Nobody Noticed

• How Climate Change Is Fuelling the U.S. Border Crisis

• New Satellite Photos Show Climate Change Is Sweeping Europe

• Global Energy Storage to Hit 158 Gigawatt-Hours by 2024, Led by US and China

• Federal judge declares Trump’s push to open up Arctic and Atlantic oceans to oil and gas drilling illegal

• FERC to Address Pipeline Overbuilding and Excessive Returns

• Climate change group scrapped by Trump reassembles to issue warning

• Trump signs permit for construction of controversial Keystone XL pipeline

• NAACP Reveals Tactics Fossil Fuel Industry Uses to Manipulate Communities of Color

• Climate change: Warning from ‘Antarctica’s last forests’

• IRENA: 140 Gigawatts of Solar and Wind Capacity Installed Globally in 2018

• Climate change is already hurting fruit breeders, and consumers could soon feel the pain

• Glick Disputes FERC ‘Breakthrough’ on LNG Projects

• FERC seeking comments on electric transmission incentives policy

• Fed official: Climate change is an ‘international market failure’

• Climate change: Global impacts ‘accelerating’ – WMO

• Despite Recent Victories, New York Natural Gas Pipes Still Facing Fierce Opposition

• They Grew Up Around Fossil Fuels. Now, Their Jobs Are in Renewables.

• Cheap batteries could soon replace gas plants — study

• The Green New Deal: The enormous opportunity in shooting for the moon.

• Coal companies join with Rick Perry to derail Trump nominee

• Chatterjee: Transmission could be resilience docket solution

• Federal judge demands Trump administration reveal how its drilling plans will fuel climate change

• Bill to Protect Pipelines From Public Records Requests Moves Forward in North Dakota

• Climate change could make insurance too expensive for most people – report

• IEEFA update: Get out now — Norway’s fossil fuel epiphany

• The Green New Deal And The New Politics Of Climate Change

• Trump administration concedes coal is collapsing on its watch as renewables soar

• This Indiana bill is meant to protect pipelines. Critics say it infringes on free speech.

• Republicans who believe in climate change seek alternative to Green New Deal

• Pennsylvania’s attorney general opens investigation into gas liquids pipeline

• New Mexico Governor to Sign 100% Clean Electricity Bill ‘As Quickly As Possible’

• Trump Again Seeks Deep Cuts in Renewable Energy Funding

• An Illinois bill leans into the most contentious part of the Green New Deal

• Shale gas boom slows progress on renewables in PJM grid territory

• U.S. Approves $3.2B Appalachian Natural Gas Pipeline

• Mitch McConnell wants a Green New Deal vote. Democrats should take him up on it.

• Wetland mud is ‘secret weapon’ against climate change

• White House to set up panel to counter climate change consensus, officials say

• FERC Can’t Just Check the Climate Box

• Documents detail multimillion-dollar ties involving EPA official, secretive industry group

• Constitution Gets a Lift as FERC Moves to Reconsider New York Authority

• 100% Clean Energy & Cars In 20 Years Is Viable (But Unlikely)

• The Hidden Risk in the Fracking Boom

• The $32 Trillion Pushing Fossil Fuel CEOs to Act on Climate Change

• BP Energy Outlook Predicts Renewable Energy Will Be Dominant By 2040

• 100% Renewable Energy Needs Lots of Storage. This Polar Vortex Test Showed How Much.

• Where Will The Materials For Our Clean Energy Future Come From?

• As Climate Change Returns to Capitol Hill, Disagreements Remain Among Democrats

• Glick Shines Light on FERC Dispute over GHG

• 3 tests the Green New Deal must pass to work

• IEEFA/Sightline analysis: The fracking depreciation dodge

• Energy Transfer Pipeline Projects on Hold in Pennsylvania After String of Violations

• The False Choice Between Economic Growth and Combatting Climate Change

• Los Angeles ditches plan to invest billions in fossil fuels, Mayor Eric Garcetti says

• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez unveiled a Green New Deal that will force 2020 Democrats to take an aggressive stance on climate change

• US FERC, DOE to examine potential incentives to bolster investment in energy security

• States’ Rights? Not When It Comes to Pipeline Permitting.

• Fossil fuels are bad for your health and harmful in many ways besides climate change

• These countries are leading the charge to clean energy

• America’s Energy Future: What the Government Misses in Its Energy Outlook and Why It Matters

• FERC’s LaFleur to step down

• Climate impacts are ‘virtually unknowable’ — FERC

• Polar Vortex set to test Midwest grids amid FERC resilience debate

• Gas, Once a Bridge, Becomes a Roadblock

• 2018 Was a Record Year for Corporate Clean Energy Contracts

• Climate Change’s Giant Impact on the Economy: 4 Key Issues

• Pentagon: Climate change threatens military installations

• Investigation begins into Ohio pipeline explosion

• The Unprecedented Surge in Fear About Climate Change

• An All-Renewable Grid Is Economically Superior To Mixed Generation

• Are We Living Through Climate Change’s Worst-Case Scenario?

• McNamee, FERC to Consider Recusals ‘On a Case-by-Case Basis’

• Immediate fossil fuel phaseout could arrest climate change – study

• The Myth of ‘Clean’ Natural Gas

• 2019 US renewable generation additions expected to far outpace gas: EIA

• Climate and energy news in 2018 actually wasn’t all bad

• Shutdown is paralyzing required environmental analyses for energy projects

• The Green New Deal Rises Again

• Pipeline critics seek to maintain state control

2018

• Calls mount for Trump’s newest energy regulator to recuse himself over conflicts of interest

• Rules on Fossil Fuel Pollution Cuts Adopted at Climate Talks

• New York Gov. Cuomo pledges 100% carbon-free electricity by 2040

• UPDATED: Massachusetts lease sale ‘shows US offshore wind is set to soar’

• Extreme climate change science, from the ground up

• Mayors And Governors Rebut Trump Administration Position At Climate Summit

• Glick predicts return to resilience debate as McNamee prepares to take FERC seat

• U.S. Oil Exports Are Rising. So Is the Trade Deficit.

• As climate change bites in America’s midwest, farmers are desperate to ring the alarm

• Judge grants first eminent domain case to PennEast in Pennsylvania

• We Don’t Mine Enough Rare Earth Metals to Replace Fossil Fuels With Renewable Energy

• Offshore transmission seeks second wind

• Greenhouse Gas Emissions Accelerate Like a ‘Speeding Freight Train’ in 2018

• UPDATE: Senate Confirms McNamee to FERC

• ‘A kind of dark realism’: Why the climate change problem is starting to look too big to solve

• Homeowners along gas pipelines in Lebanon, Berks counties shocked to find threats of liens in mail

• Plunging Prices Mean Building New Renewable Energy Is Cheaper Than Running Existing Coal

• Clean energy technologies threaten to overwhelm the grid. Here’s how it can adapt.

• A Grave Climate Warning, Buried on Black Friday

• The ticking bomb of climate change is America’s biggest threat

• Senate committee advances FERC nominee McNamee despite ‘unfortunate’ comments

• Federalism “Collisions” in Energy Policy

• Two U.S. pipelines rack up violations, threaten industry growth

• Outgoing Michigan governor pushing for Great Lakes pipeline

• Court reverses National Fuel eminent domain order

• Opinion: Here’s the good news in that alarming report on climate change

• Clean Energy Is Surging, but Not Fast Enough to Solve Global Warming

• FERC nominee McNamee distances himself from Trump coal bailout at hearing

• Cash Buys Elections—and Continued Fossil Fuel Dominance

• Nearly a year after federal approval, PennEast Pipeline still faces uphill battle

• Environmental activists are turning to the courts to block pipelines

• These Seven New Governors May Be The Biggest Election Boon For Climate And Clean Energy

• Environmentalists Warm to Nuclear Amid Climate Change Threat

• The Energy 202: The nation just elected a bunch of governors who campaigned on clean energy

• Chatterjee blasts Clean Power Plan, praises EPA replacement in filed comments

• Federal judge blocks Keystone XL pipeline, saying Trump administration review ignored ‘inconvenient’ climate change facts

• Constitution Pipeline Granted Two-Year Extension by FERC

• The cost of energy storage has stalled adoption of renewable power. Energy Vault has a solution.

• Global energy in 2050 – can renewables supply it all?

• Plunging Emissions Mostly Not Spurred By Natural Gas Nor Renewables, U.S. Government Finds

• Chatterjee pledges no political influence after ‘growing into’ FERC role

• We Have to Save the Planet. So I’m Donating $1 Billion.

• Three Ways to Combat Climate Change Through the Courts

• We Have A Decade To Prevent Dangerous Climate Change: These 10 Policies Can Limit Warming To 2°C

• Visualizing the Global Transition to Green Energy

• New Renewables Cheaper Than Old Coal In Southeast Asia

• Climate Change Is Already Damaging American Democracy

• Trump names Chatterjee FERC chair

• The Government Is Trying to Silence 21 Kids Hurt by Climate Change

• Exxon cries foul as New York files suit accusing Irving company of deceiving investors about climate change

• We’re altering the climate so severely that we’ll soon face apocalyptic repercussions. Sucking carbon dioxide out of the air could save us.

• Democrats go all-in on clean energy

• Even in Indiana, new renewables are cheaper than existing coal plants

• In North Carolina, hurricanes did what scientists could not: Convince Republicans that climate change is real

• FERC’s LaFleur Sheds Light on Recent Natural Gas Pipeline Dissents

• Rick Perry’s coal rescue runs aground at White House

• Study That Failed to Back Trump’s Coal Rescue Plan Is Kept Under Wraps

• Exxon is lobbying for a carbon tax. There is, obviously, a catch.

• The Quiet but Furious Nationwide War Against Pipelines

• Corporate Renewable Energy Deals Smash Records in 2018

• 2035: The renewable energy tipping point

• Major Climate Report Describes a Strong Risk of Crisis as Early as 2040

• Three Reasons Bernard McNamee is a Horrible Choice for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

• GOP Senators Urge EPA to Clarify CWA, Rein in State ‘Abuses’

• UN Puts $2.4 Trillion Annual Price Tag On Mitigating Climate Change

• Little-noticed treaty could help delay climate catastrophe

• Climate scientists are struggling to find the right words for very bad news

• Trump’s FERC Pick Could Tip Balance in Favor of Coal Bailout

• Utilities have a problem: the public wants 100% renewable energy, and quick

• Oil Companies Say They’re Going Green. Here’s What that Would Mean for the Fight Against Climate Change

• Buoyant gas industry may be blindsided by renewables

• Deloitte: Renewable energy price declines to continue

• Climate change is destroying our national parks at an alarming rate, study finds

• New Climate Debate: How to Adapt to the End of the World

• Fear Climate Change — and Our Response to It

• Dinniman: Efforts underway to silence pipeline critics

• How Renewables Lead to a World of Peak Energy

• Despite Tariffs, Utility Solar Is Picking Up Steam

• The Energy 202: Trump’s EPA is targeting rules for yet another greenhouse gas

• Chatterjee Chairs Monthly FERC Meeting; Still No Nominee for Powelson’s Seat

• With Climate Change No Longer in the Future, Adaptation Speeds Up

• DRBC Seeks To Block PennEast From Cutting Trees Along Pipeline Route

• Lawsuit filed against gas company after Massachusetts blasts

• Buoyant gas industry may be blindsided by renewables

• New Report Makes The Case For Virginia Offshore Wind

• Forest Service proposes expedited energy permitting

• Ex-GOP FERC chair on coal bailout: ‘This too shall pass’

• Electricity generation drives need for natural gas demand response

• Lawmakers call for halt to pipeline construction in light of gas explosion

• Clean energy versus gas

• The world economy could grow $26 trillion in a decade if governments and businesses focus on climate change

• Chairman authorized aide’s politically charged appearances

• IECA seeks congressional hearings to toughen gas pipeline security

• ‘America First’ or coal first? LNG groups want to know

• Permian Drillers Are Literally Burning Profit

• 100% renewables not best path to carbon-free grid — study

• Agencies play tug of war over pipeline protection

• Dems question FERC over chief of staff role in coal, nuke bailout

• Climate change could render many of Earth’s ecosystems unrecognizable

• Why World Worries About Russia’s Natural Gas Pipeline

• FERC Approves 49% Increase in Mountaineer XPress Pipeline Rates

• California kicks its climate change fight into overdrive while Trump looks the other way

• Trump’s New Pollution Rules Still Won’t Save the Coal Industry

• Big oil asks government to protect it from climate change

• Water Use in Fracking Soars — Exceeding Rise in Fossil Fuels Produced, Study Says

• Climate Change Has Already Hit Home Prices, Led by Jersey Shore

• Recent Arrests Under New Anti-Protest Law Spotlight Risks That Off-Duty Cops Pose To Pipeline Opponents

• Germany Has Proven The Modern Automobile Must Die

• EIA Data Undermines Trump’s Love Affair With Coal & Nuclear

• FERC Deadlocked After Powelson Departure, Pipeline Approvals Likely to Slow

• Court orders Trump admin to study new route’s impacts

• Here’s How to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions Without Taxing Them

• Report: Trump to nominate DOE policy head McNamee to FERC

• Corporations Increase Green Energy Purchases, Overshadowing Trump’s Environmental Policies

• Oil pipeline inspection industry ‘going wrong’ as surveys fail to prevent spills

• FERC Waives New York’s Authority, Clearing Path for Northern Access Project

• Scientists Have Uncovered a Disturbing Climate Change Precedent

• Solar Geoengineering May Be Our Last Resort for Climate Change. What If It Doesn’t Work?

• Clean energy is catching up to natural gas

• US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Moves to Limit Downstream Analysis of Pipeline GHG Emissions

• Senate GOP Bill Would Clarify Clean Water Act, Prevent Abuse by States

• U.S. utilities balk at expanded carbon-capture subsidy

• Retired Schoolteacher Arrested After Sunoco Claims She Violated Court Order in Mariner East Pipeline Dispute

• The Problem With The New York Times’ Big Story on Climate Change

• Renewable energy provides more electricity than nuclear power in over half of U.S. states

• 7 States Urge Pipeline Regulators to Pay Attention to Climate Change

• FERC’s Hard Look at Pipeline Construction and GHG Emissions

• EPA tells energy regulators that previous offer of climate tools wasn’t Trump-approved

• Hot summers, wildfires: Scientists say it’s climate change, and they told you so

• How Would You Improve the Natural Gas Pipeline Process?

• Trump Says Europe to Buy Boatloads of U.S. LNG. Don’t Bet on It

• Robo: Battery storage is starting a ‘real revolution’ in electric industry

• The Trump administration scrubs climate change info from websites. These two have survived.

• LaFleur: FERC unlikely to act on pipeline review before Powelson exit

• Former FERC Chair Kelliher questions need for more New England pipelines

• State opposition to pipeline construction angers Trump’s supporters in Washington

• Shale gas export projects said to face U.S. permit delays

• Renewable energy brings California emissions below 1990 levels

• The Russian pipeline to Germany that Trump is so mad about, explained

• Kavanaugh’s record: Climate regs, pipelines, LNG and more

• Federal appeals court dismisses pipeline case that charged FERC with bias

• PG&E to replace 3 gas plants with world’s biggest battery projects

• Methane leaks offset much of the climate change benefits of natural gas

• Exposure to fracking chemicals makes fat cells grow

• Climate Change Sparked the Border Migration Crisis

• A FERC commissioner’s climate evolution

• 300,000 coastal homes in US, worth $120 billion, at risk of chronic floods from rising seas

• Activists fight to hold energy companies accountable in age of repressive state laws

• Warned 30 years ago, global warming ‘is in our living room’

• Energy Efficiency and Technology Squeeze the Carbon Bubble

• World on track for 50% renewables by 2050, says Bloomberg energy outlook

• Antarctic ice loss has tripled in a decade. If that continues, we are in serious trouble.

• FERC Chair Will Hire Review Experts ‘in a Heartbeat’ to Speed LNG, Pipe Certificates

• TransCanada’s New ‘Best-In-Class’ Gas Pipeline Explodes in West Virginia, Causing Fiery Blast

• Is the Trans Mountain Pipeline (and Other Fossil Fuel Investments) a Future Stranded Asset?

• Sucking carbon out of the air won’t solve climate change

• Global investment in wind and solar energy is outshining fossil fuels

• Trump, Backing Coal and Nuclear, Shuns Natural Gas

• NASA chief says he changed mind about climate change because he ‘read a lot

• FERC and climate change: Where are we now?

• Don’t laugh, we’re closer to a bipartisan solution on climate change than you realize

• Virginia ruling points to bumps in the road for state’s renewable mandate

• Climate Change Can Be Stopped by Turning Air Into Gasoline

• BREAKING: Trump orders Perry to stop coal, nuclear retirements

• Public Comments on Pipeline Plans May Be Slipping Through Cracks at FERC, Audit Says

• A Year After Trump’s Paris Pullout, U.S. Companies Are Driving a Renewables Boom

• We’re keeping our Paris climate change commitments and our economies are booming: Governors

• State-Level Permitting Uncertainties Delay Pipeline Construction in LA, NY, and VA

• A radical US startup has successfully fired up its zero-emissions fossil-fuel power plant

• Clean energy will do to gas what gas has done to coal

• NASA head: ‘No reason to doubt’ climate change science

• FERC Takes a Step Backward on Environmental Impacts

• New Jersey asks appeals court to review FERC’s approval of PennEast pipeline

• Climate Change Warriors’ Latest Weapon of Choice Is Litigation

• Grid ‘seams’ still a challenge for long-distance transmission developers

• IEA: Clean Energy Tech Falling Short Of Climate Goals

• Renewable energy jobs hit record high

• Perry Hints Trump May Thwart States from Blocking Oil, Gas Pipelines

• Climate change, the GOP and Trump

• Delaware Riverkeeper Network wants court to force decision on PennEast rehearing

• Climate change on track to cause major insect wipeout, scientists warn

• The EU and China will leverage renewable energy to create a new global order

• African cities pledge to cut climate emissions to zero by 2050

• Pentagon removes numerous climate change references from Obama-era report

• As Rest of World Moves Towards Renewables, US Keeps Offering Exclusive Tax Breaks for Fossil Fuels

• Cracking a climate conundrum

• What’s up with the Globe and natural gas?

• Renewable Sources Account For Most New U.S. Power Capacity

• Powerful Investors Push Big Companies to Plan for Climate Change

• Pruitt Is Wrong on Burning Forests for Energy

• From Tree-Sitters to Water Protectors: Meet the Women On the Front Lines of Eco-Activism

• Supreme Court Lets NY Denial of Constitution Pipeline Stand

• New study answers the question, ‘What is grid resilience?’

• Don’t Underestimate the Anti-Pipeline Resistance

• Oil-rich Nigeria turns to renewable energy as population booms

• Tech firms like Google, Amazon push power companies toward solar and wind, a blow to coal

• FERC issues NOI seeking comments on gas pipeline evaluations

• Climate change could make thousands of tropical islands ‘uninhabitable’ in coming decades, new study says

• The Northeast US has a carbon-trading system. It is boosting, not hurting, state economies.

• BP confesses ‘mistake’ in forecasting renewable energy growth

• Florida Regulators Pave Wave for Major Solar Expansion

• As FERC Review of NatGas Pipeline Policy Nears, House Lawmakers Divided Over Priorities

• The Energy 202: Scott Pruitt praises emissions drop but still hasn’t conceded climate change is real

• For 15 Years, Energy Transfer Partners Pipelines Leaked an Average of Once Every 11 Days: Report

• Climate Change Is Making Deadly Air Pollution Worse in Cities Across the U.S.

• Renewable Energy Needs To Scale Up By A Factor Of Six, Reports IRENA

• Across the U.S., Climate Change Lawsuits Are Gaining Steam

• Renewable energy wins over big businesses in US

• FERC, Interior, EPA, DOE, Others Agree to Faster Infrastructure Permitting

• Massachusetts top court rules against Exxon in climate change probe

• World May Hit 2 Degrees of Warming in 10-15 Years Thanks to Fracking, Says Cornell Scientist

• The oceans’ circulation hasn’t been this sluggish in 1,000 years. That’s bad news.

• Why New Social Movements Are Different

• Solar power eclipsed fossil fuels in new 2017 generating capacity: U.N.

• Biggest Threat to Humanity? Climate Change, U.N. Chief Says

• Cyberattack Shows Vulnerability of Gas Pipeline Network

• Three struggling nuclear plants need ’emergency’ rescue, FirstEnergy pleads

• Environmentalists see proposed Louisiana law to protect pipelines and penalize protesters as overreach

• Energy costs: Renewables close in on fossil fuels, challenging on price

• Emerging Economies ‘Catching Up’ in Global Renewables Race

• EPA staffers get talking points playing down human role in climate change

• Last year dashed hopes for a climate change turnaround

• Rep. Keith Ellison Demands FEMA Explain Why It Cut Climate Change From Strategic Plan

• FERC’s critics, and two commissioners, say new comment policy will hurt landowners

• ETP Mariner East liquids pipe spills more fluid in Pennsylvania

• Report: Offshore Wind Could Power East Coast ‘For Decades To Come’

• Report: Coal’s tipping point near, but climate goals are not

• Natural Gas Under Assault in Some States After Brief Reign at the Top

• Pipeline Stocks Plunge After FERC Kills Key Income-Tax Allowance

• Congress’ spending deal rejects Trump’s proposed EPA, energy cuts

• US electricity use drops, renewables push fossil fuels out of the mix

• Renewables supply 25% of global power in 2017 – IEA

• In coal country, net zero energy nears cost parity

• The government is nearly done with a major report on climate change. Trump isn’t going to like it

• Pompeo, Trump’s Pick for Secretary of State, Is a ‘Great Climate Skeptic’

• How Climate Activists Failed to Make Clear the Problem with Natural Gas

• ISO New England resiliency report to FERC warns fuel security at risk

• Court backs FERC on Millennium project, finds New York review exceeds a year

• Trump official said scientists went ‘outside their wheelhouse’ by writing climate change ‘dramatically’ shrunk Montana glaciers

• Oil, Gas Industry Urges Trump to Consider Exemptions to Proposed Steel Tariff

• Shutdown averted for Sabal Trail pipeline

• PUC orders emergency shutdown of key natural gas pipeline

• Cove Point Becomes 2nd U.S. Liquefied Natural Gas Export Terminal

• Environmental groups urge DRBC to prohibit tree clearing for PennEast pipeline

• Have We Gotten Too Optimistic About The Future Of Renewable Energy?

• Do Current Climate Change Models Contain an Epic Error?

• Why fossil fuels survive

• Young Republicans push for GOP action on climate change

• FERC staff: Eversource, Avangrid did not withhold pipeline capacity

• New Jersey, continuing tug-of-war over PennEast, questions FERC tolling order

• Energy forecast: Wind power will rival gas

• Hydropower supply dries up with climate change

• The Energy 202: Trump’s infrastructure plan would make it harder to challenge pipelines

• FERC order opens ‘floodgates’ for energy storage in wholesale markets

• Industry group draws scrutiny over barrage of fraudulent emails in South Carolina

• New Jersey officials resist pipeline company’s eminent domain push

• Natural gas industry surprised it could be so much cleaner

• Why countries with biggest renewable reserves will become superpowers of tomorrow

• China’s Coming Challenge to the U.S. Petro-Economy

• Trump’s top spy just contradicted the White House’s line on climate change

• Insiders Provide Glimpse into Natural Gas Expansion During Pittsburgh Conference

• Libertarian group eyes eminent domain reform on Capitol Hill

• US natural gas pipeline approvals up 70% in 2017 as giant Northeast projects clear gates

• Our Russian ‘pipeline,’ and its ugly toll

• Can The Middle East Make A Success Of Renewable Energy? It May Not Have A Choice

• US Renewable Energy Generation Now ‘Within Striking Distance’ of Nuclear

• White House seeks 72 percent cut to clean energy research, underscoring administration’s preference for fossil fuels

• Pruitt suggests warming can help humans

• FERC’s Powelson Sees No Shift in Natural Gas Pipeline Policy

• China Is Financing a Petrochemical Hub in Appalachia. Meet its Powerful Backers.

• Why a Big Utility Is Embracing Wind and Solar

• New US Renewable Energy Capacity Beats Natural Gas For Fourth Year Running, Renewables Now Account For Over 20%

• NC Governor Announces Fund for Clean Energy and Rural Development

• White House would reduce environmental requirements for infrastructure

• Anti-pipeline proponents help sell Putin’s gas

• Cold Snap Showed Grid Resilience, Lawmakers are Told

• Fighting Climate Change? We’re Not Even Landing a Punch

• FERC Protest: 200+ Groups Demand Changes To Toothless Pipeline Review Process

• Ohio again asks FERC to block drilling for Rover natural gas pipeline project

• PennEast Gains FERC Certificate, But Regulatory Hurdles Still Remain

• Weather.com devoted its entire site to climate change today. Here’s why.

• Getting to ‘head-spinning’ low prices for U.S. offshore wind

• The planet just had its hottest 4 years in recorded history. Trump is dismantling efforts to fight climate change.

• FERC plans fuel-neutral approach to reviewing responses in grid resiliency docket

• FERC Concludes New York Did Not Waive Authority to Issue Water Quality Certificate for Gas Pipeline Project

• A Few Cold Days Should Not A Pipeline Make

• The Case Against More Natural Gas Pipelines

• Xcel Energy receives shockingly low bids for Colorado electricity from renewable sources

• FERC Foils Perry’s Plan to Coddle Coal

• The Agency That Approves Pipelines Is About To Get A Trump-Era Overhaul

• Why So Cold? Climate Change May Be Part of the Answer

• Investor concern over methane risks on the rise. It should worry industry.

• ARGUMENT: The Only Force That Can Beat Climate Change Is the U.S. Army

• Oil Giants See a Future in Offshore Wind Power. Their Suppliers Are Investing, Too.

• America’s Power Grid Still Hangs Tough in Face of Winter Wallop

• Arctic Blast Costly To New England Consumers And Environment

• FERC Approves TransCanada’s Mountaineer XPress, Gulf XPress Projects

• Pennsylvania DEP Shuts Down Sunoco Pipeline Construction

• Governor Cuomo’s Call For New York Pension Funds to Divest From Fossil Fuels is Fiscally Responsible

• The Year Climate Change Began to Spin Out of Control

• Clean Energy Soared in the U.S. in 2017 Due to Economics, Policy and Technology

2017

• FERC to Review its 1999 Pipeline Policy Statement

• The Energy 202: NASA and NOAA are still talking about climate change. That’s notable.

• Trump’s Silence On Climate Change Threatens Our National Security

• New FERC chair wants to make agency more transparent

• After pipeline losses, greens hope for win in this tiny town

• The Coast Guard chief describes how the US remains unprepared to deal with the effects of climate change

• Canada’s Electricity-Generation From Fossil Fuels Drops to 20 Percent

• Gas, renewables can replace coal with stronger rules — NERC

• China Unveils an Ambitious Plan to Curb Climate Change Emissions

• Rick Perry Gives FERC Reprieve Over Coal & Nuclear Bailout Amidst Allegations Of Undue Coal Industry Influence

• Scott Pruitt and a crew of EPA aides just spent four days in Morocco promoting natural gas

• Rover pipeline drawing attention for wrong reasons

• Arctic Temperatures are Rising So Fast, They’re Confusing the Hell Out of Computers

• Trump’s regulators: Eager servants of oil and gas, at our expense

• A Hand Writing on the Wall for Natural Gas

• World Bank to end financial support for oil and gas extraction

• Trump officials examining states’ authority in pipeline delays

• FERC Returns to Full Strength and Faces Key Decisions

• Leaked PowerPoint Reveals The Gas Industry’s Playbook For Waging Pipeline Fights

• N.J. environmentalists use new legal strategy to fight pipelines

• Explained: Donald Trump’s ‘attack’ on the environment

• The most accurate climate change models predict the most alarming consequences, study finds

• Robert Thorson: Moody’s Puts Price On Climate Change

• Climate activists delay U.S. gas pipeline approvals: regulator

• Barry Myers, Trump’s pick to run NOAA, declares humans are main cause of climate change

• Gas rush: FERC’s pipeline approvals underline persisting controversy over permitting

• The Energy 202: Why the wind and solar lobby is terrified of the Senate tax plan

• The East Coast’s pipeline wars: A cheat sheet

• Class action lawsuit accuses utilities Eversource, Avangrid of bilking customers out of $3.6 billion

• Trump Wants More Big Infrastructure Projects. The Obstacles Can Be Big, Too.

• FERC, pipelines and climate change: Revolution in progress?

• Chatterjee: ‘We’ve Moved Past’ DOE NOPR

• The Keystone XL Pipeline Wins a Battle, But Faces a New War

• FERC rejects New York petition for rehearing over Millennium pipeline project, setting up court battle

• Battered by extreme weather, Americans are more worried about climate change

• Thawing mosses tell a climate change tale

• California Heads for 50% Clean Energy Production by 2020

• Native American Heritage Month: The decades-long struggle for environmental justice

• Protesters Jeer as Trump Team Promotes Coal at U.N. Climate Talks

• DOJ Vows to Prosecute Protesters Who Damage Pipelines

• Author Describes Writing Controversial DOE Grid Reliability Report

• New gas pipeline capacity sharply exceeds consumption, report says

• Pipelines and Farmers Battle Over Lifetime Loss

• Democrats Are Shockingly Unprepared to Fight Climate Change

• Scientists made a detailed “roadmap” for meeting the Paris climate goals. It’s eye-opening.

• Election Winners Promise Climate Action in Coast-to-Coast Pushback on Trump

• Trump to World: Fossil Fuels Are Good for You

• US Energy Industry Associations Urge FERC To Reject DOE Proposal To Subsidize Coal & Nuclear

• REPORT: FERC’s 18-Year-Old Natural Gas Pipeline Permitting Policy Needs Updating

• Environmentalists just gained a new enemy in the fight against natural gas pipelines

• Atlantic Sunrise natural gas pipeline construction to resume: ruling P8

• Trump Ignores Climate Change. That’s Very Bad for Disaster Planners

• New Study Shows Urgently Needed 100% Renewable Transition More Feasible Than Ever

• Trump Team to Promote Fossil Fuels and Nuclear Power at Bonn Climate Talks

• Even Trump’s EPA says Obama’s climate plan would save thousands of lives each year

• Massive Government Report Says Climate Is Warming And Humans Are The Cause

• Northeast pipeline controversy exposes gas markets as ‘a recipe for chaos,’ researchers say

• Federal official pushes ahead pipeline project

• Congressional Auditor Urges Action to Address Climate Change

• Rick Perry’s power grid plan gets pushback from Texas energy companies like Exxon

• Natural gas pipeline groups call on US Army Corps to break permitting logjam

• FERC Order Signals States Can’t Delay Pipeline Rulings

• Data shows two companies stand alone in their New England pipeline practices

• Fitch: Low costs will continue to drive renewable energy expansion

• Yes, Administrator Pruitt, EPA Does Have the Obligation to Protect America from Climate Pollution

• Bipartisan group of former FERC commissioners rejects energy secretary’s bid to help coal plants

• FERC’s Chatterjee Calls for Shorter NatGas Pipeline Permitting Process

• Project approvals splinter FERC, trigger rare dissent

• Last Month’s Jobs Report Hints at Our Climate-Changed Economy’s Future

• The war on coal is over. Coal lost.

• Americans are willing to pay $177 a year to avoid climate change

• How Scott Pruitt’s EPA Is Erasing Obama’s Climate Change Legacy

• The Myth That ‘Business’ Hated Obama’s Clean Power Plan

• FERC Commissioners and Staff Question DOE’s Push for Cost Recovery for Coal and Nuclear

• A Final Fight for the Keystone Pipeline

• UPDATE: NEXUS gets approval to start 255-mile pipeline

• Including Climate Change in Environmental Impact Analyses

• Despite Trump, American companies are still investing in renewable energy

• The EPA Could Soon Formally Propose Repealing Obama’s Key Climate Change Regulation

• Behind the Backlash to Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s Demand for Coal-Nuclear Market Intervention

• Courts are waking up to the cost of climate change

• Police, protesters prepare for Atlantic Sunrise pipeline construction

• TransCanada scraps controversial Energy East Pipeline project

• Renewable Energy Comes at You Fast

• Perry: DOE still weighing state policy intervention for gas pipelines, grid reliability

• Feds say it’s “inappropriate” to calculate greenhouse gas emissions from controversial Florida pipeline

• Gas pipeline executive laments ‘wobble’ in US regulatory climate

• Climate Shocks May Cost U.S. $1 Billion a Day

• U.S. stands to save billions through renewable energy usage

• Rover cited for new water violation days after construction restarts

• States’ rebellion against Trump climate change policies gaining momentum

• Wind power is now cheaper than nuclear – the energy revolution is happening

• Baseload compensation a high priority for FERC, Chatterjee tells Congress

• The Energy 202: FERC is up and running again. That means Trump gets more of the pipelines he wants

• Notes from Underground: Fracking: The Source of the Problem

• FERC overrules New York regulators to allow construction of natural gas pipeline

• San Francisco sues Big Oil for billions over climate change claiming they knew the dangers for decades

• Trump pulled out of climate agreement, but NC’s Cooper says ‘We remain committed’

• NY Part 4: New York’s Stand Against NatGas Throws Fate of Opposed Pipelines Into Doubt

• DOE grid study dominates FERC nomination hearing

• Monster Storms Change Coastlines, Not Minds on Climate Change

• Virginia Supreme Court upholds law freezing electric rate reviews, but with strong dissent

• Renewables Are Expanding at an Astounding Pace. But It’s Still Not Enough to Meet Climate Goals

• From Paris to Lofoten and Back: A Call for a Managed Decline of the Fossil-Fuel Industry

• Momentum Building to Stop Gas Pipelines

• At a moment climate change is hard to ignore, the EPA is being pointed elsewhere

• Irma and Harvey should kill any doubt that climate change is real

• Pipelines: Where Even Conservatives Support Eminent-Domain Abuse

• Landmark decision orders new environmental review

• Stop saying economic growth will rescue us from climate change

• Who’s Behind Fossil Fuel Extraction? It’s Not Just Republicans

• Gas Attack

• A former Trump science adviser on his “impeach” message, getting rid of coal, and embracing renewable energy

• For Scott Pruitt’s EPA, Climate-Change Denial Is Mission Critical

• Oil and gas allies to Trump: Slow down

• FERC approves NEXUS Gas pipeline project

• Virginia’s heat climbs while leaders nap

• The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Issues Guidelines for Reporting on Cultural Resources Investigations for Natural Gas Projects: A Summary of the Tribal Engagement Provisions

• The Climate Post: Grid Reliability Study Released as Climate Change Panel Disbands

• Court rejects pipeline project on climate concerns

• Tony Tooke appointed U.S. Forest Service chief

• New RGGI plan calls for 30% cut in utility carbon emissions by 2030

• Switch to Renewables Won’t End the Geopolitics of Energy

• 139 Countries Could Transition to 100% Renewable Energy Under New Plan

• Trump to reverse Obama-era order aimed at planning for climate change

• Interim FERC Chairman: Coal and Nuclear ‘Need to Be Properly Compensated’

• Notes from Underground: Pipeline Wars – Back where we started, only worse

• Interior Department poised to approve Arctic oil-drilling island

• The History of the Leaked Climate Report

• Chatterjee named chairman as quorum reached

• Trump now has the votes to feed US fracking frenzy with new gas pipelines

• Climate Change Now Impacting U.S., Government Report Warns

• Climate change will hit New England hard, report says

• Pipeline Payday: How Builders Win Big, Whether More Gas Is Needed or Not

• Clean coal utility giant sued over claims it misled investors

• A Senate panel speaks for sound clean energy policy — and rebukes Trump

• Republicans pass bill making pipelines easier

• FERC gives pipeline environmental clearance despite ‘significant’ impacts

• Why environmentalists oppose funneling natural gas under the Potomac River

• Watchdog Group: U.S. Electric Industry Knew of Climate Threat Decades Ago

• Millennium Pipeline Heads Back to FERC to Bypass New York

• While other states go along, NY says no to gas pipelines

• E.U. Is Uneasy, and Divided, About U.S. Sanctions on Russia

• Malaysia’s Petronas Scraps $29 Billion Western Canada LNG Project

• The future of renewable energy is in Texas

• Report: Draft of DOE grid study finds renewables not a threat

• Trump nominates Republican energy lawyer McIntyre to head FERC

• Rover Gas Pipeline Builder Faces Investigation by Federal Regulators

• $3 Billion Natural Gas Pipeline Plan Halted due to Loss of Funding, Permits

• House votes to give FERC new power over pipelines

• NARUC 2017: Are the days of cheap natural gas numbered?

• Climate change will force today’s kids to pay for costly carbon removal technologies, study says

• China is crushing the U.S. in renewable energy

• Africa Set To “Leapfrog” Over Coal And Choose Renewable Energy Instead

• Gov. Jerry Brown says the existence of humanity rests on his climate change deal

• A Week After Leaving FERC, Former Commissioner Honorable Joins Firm Lobbying for Company Behind Atlantic Coast Pipeline

• DC Circuit Hands Pipelines Roadmaps to Construct Projects over Delays by Local Permitting Agencies

• FERC to Rover: Spill Clean-Up Required Before In-Service Authorization

• NatGas Industry Takes Battle for Northern Access to Court

• A Russian Pipeline of Deception: Nord Stream 2

• The Energy 202: Pentagon climate work in the GOP crosshairs

• Why aren’t politicians doing more on climate change? Maybe because they’re so old.

• Trump May Find Some Allies on Climate Change at G-20 Meeting

• Trump To Urge European Allies To Dump Russia, Buy U.S. Gas

• Court Blocks E.P.A. Effort to Suspend Obama-Era Methane Rule

• Feature: Pipelines & Battle Lines

• Sunoco’s PR firm aims to ‘neutralize opposition’ to Mariner East pipeline project

• Germany Is Addicted to Russian Gas

• France to End Sale of Diesel and Gasoline Vehicles by 2040

• Honorable Leaving FERC Friday; LaFleur Last Woman Standing; Nominees Bottled Up in Senate

• ‘Bring on more renewables,’ U.S. regulator says as grid study looms

• PennEast gas project hits a wall in N.J.

• Lacking financing, utilities put $3 billion natural gas pipeline plan on hold

• Industry-Backed House Bill Streamlining NatGas Pipeline Reviews Advances

• Exxon’s support for a carbon tax is the first step in big oil’s long, negotiated surrender

• Germany’s Russian gas pipeline smells funny to America

• Rick Perry just denied that humans are the main cause of climate change

• Utilities need to plan for a 100% renewable energy future, even if it never happens

• REPORT: Bank Investments in Fossil Fuels Threaten Climate Change Goals

• Increased Reliance on Natural Gas Risks an Emissions Lock-In

• Can Renewables and Nuclear Co-Exist in Our Clean Energy Future?

• Government Action Isn’t Enough For Climate Change. The Private Sector Can Cut Billions Of Tons Of Carbon

• Energy Department Closes Office Working on Climate Change Abroad

• Pence Promises Quicker Federal Permitting of Infrastructure Projects

• How Retiring Nuclear Power Plants May Undercut U.S. Climate Goals

• Trump won’t protect the environment — Congress must

• First U.S. Natural Gas Shipped to Poland

• How Do We Get to 100% Renewable Energy? Could be Storage, Storage, Storage

• India’s renewable energy revolution is racing ahead

• Senate Panel Advances Energy and Interior Nominees

• In A Northeast Minute…Everything Can Change – Appalachia Natural Gas Production Outlook

• States, Municipalities Stepping Up Climate Change Efforts Following Trump Decision

• Natural Gas Faces Renewed Threats

• Paris and Beyond: A Climate Change Accord Without the U.S.

• The Paris deal pullout is more damaging to the US than the climate

• Trump pulls US out of Paris climate accord

• China tells Donald Trump there is an ‘international responsibility’ to act over climate change

• Is Trump’s Climate-Change Agenda Politically Sustainable?

• Are Proposed Natural Gas Pipeline Projects Given Sufficient Review?

• Is renewable energy threatening power reliability?

• EPA halts Obama-era rule on methane pollution

• What FERC Is And Why It Matters

• Exxon Mobil Shareholders Demand Accounting of Climate Change Policy Risks

• Renewable Energy Growth: 40 Years Ahead of EIA’s Forecast

• Scientists just published an entire study refuting Scott Pruitt on climate change

• Trump’s Energy Budget Leaves Coal Country In The Cold

• Does FERC Delegation Authority Survive Loss Of Quorum?

• Trump’s rural voters fighting to keep their land from a growing web of pipelines

• How New York Is Building the Renewable Energy Grid of the Future

• China and India Make Big Strides on Climate Change

• Trump triggers battle over energy nominees

• GOP Sen. Grassley questions DOE baseload review in letter to Perry

• The day has arrived: the Marcellus is overpiped

• Pennsylvania School Now Doing Emergency Drills in Case of Pipeline Explosion

• Nexus opponents sue to stop pipeline

• Rover misses $1.5 million payment to preservation agency

• Taking Politics Out of Climate Change

• Financial Times declares a winner in the war for energy’s future, and Big Oil won’t be happy

• In Win for Environmentalists, Senate Keeps an Obama-Era Climate Change Rule

• U.S. blocks major pipeline after 18 leaks and a 2 million gallon spill of drilling mud

• Trump FERC Nominees Bring Certainty for Pipeline Development, Less Certainty for Distributed Energy

• Arctic Nations to Meet Amid Unsettled U.S. Stance on Climate Change

• In Search Of Gas: Cove Point And The Atlantic Seaboard

• Natural Gas Infrastructure Opponents Appeal Loss in Their Campaign to Invalidate Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Processes

• Right-Wing Media Promote Industry Group’s Effort To Label Anti-Fracking Websites As “Fake News”

• New York Threatens to Spoil Trump’s Push for Fossil Fuels

• Nato warns climate change is ‘global security threat’ as Donald Trump mulls Paris Agreement

• U.S. Power Demand Flatlined Years Ago, and It’s Hurting Utilities

• US House looks to expedite pipeline permitting

• Trump’s American Pipe Dream

• The EPA climate website taken down for review was accurate, scientists say

• The carbon consensus: Generators, analysts back CO2 price at FERC technical conference

• People’s Climate March Draws Massive Crowd in DC

• The Trump White House is at war with itself about climate change

• Trump Might Not Believe In The Risks Of Climate Change – But Investors Do And They Are Taking Action

• The PennEast Pipeline: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Briefing

• Northeast needs more gas pipelines, says new report

• Premature pipeline partying

• Biggest U.S. Companies Setting More Renewable-Energy Targets

• States and Feds May Face Policy Donnybrook

• Bold promises, fewer results: Trump’s executive orders don’t always live up to his claims

• Rover Pipeline Spills More Than 2 Million Gallons of ‘Drilling Fluid’ in Ohio Wetlands, One Month After Construction Began

• The little-known federal agency with the power to buck Trump’s anti-climate agenda

• FERC’s environmental justice, climate review scrutinized

• US pipeline developers push back on Trump’s call for domestic steel

• Climate Change Reroutes a Yukon River in a Geological Instant

• Wood: The Lethal Renewable Energy Swindle

• Bloomberg Adds Climate Change Site To Its Financial News Empire

• Rex Tillerson wastes no time: The State Department rewrote its climate change page

• G7 fails to agree Paris climate statement as US turns spoiler

• Federal commission releases Columbia gas pipeline impact study

• Cuomo: ‘You need natural gas’ as bridge to renewable energy

• New U.S. pipelines to drive natural gas boom as exports surge

• EDITORIAL: Stop the pipeline proliferation

• America sets new record: Electricity’s carbon footprint shrinks, renewable energy use increases

• Trump’s Failure to Fill Key Government Posts Is Stalling Key Pipeline Projects

• Climate change booted from U.S.-China agenda under Trump

• Atlantic Sunrise Expansion Intervenor for The Nesbitt Parcel Says The Williams Companies, Williams Partners, and FERC Are Playing a “Shell Game” with Additional “Lateral” Pipelines

• D.C. Circuit weighs challenge to FERC project approval

• Dakota Access fight provides blueprint for pipeline protests

• 30×30: McAuliffe’s Roadmap to Virginia’s Clean Energy Future

• Policy Shift Helps Coal, but Other Forces May Limit Effect

• In search of a quorum: 3 potential FERC nominees bring deep business and energy backgrounds

• New Nuclear: North Anna Unit 3 Should Be Approved Before The End Of May

• Columbia’s WB XPress Gets Favorable Environmental Assessment from FERC

• Bruised But Not Broken, Dakota Access Line Foes Turn to Keystone

• Opinion: In Trump vs. renewable energy, Trump is already losing

• Big companies defy Trump on climate change

• Trump budget axes funding for Chesapeake Bay cleanup

• The White House calls climate change research a ‘waste.’ Actually, it’s required by law

• Record-breaking climate change pushes world into ‘uncharted territory’

• Atlantic Sunrise Expansion Intervenor Files Motion for Rehearing on FERC Certification of Controversial Pipeline Through The Nesbitt Parcel

• Gorsuch Could Tilt Supreme Court on Energy, Environmental Issues

• Dominion Power violated Clean Water Act after arsenic seeped into Elizabeth River, judge says

• Forget EPA Climate Regulations. Cheap Wind Is Already Putting 56 Gigawatts of Coal Plants at Risk

• Commentary: ‘Monumental Job Growth’ in U.S. Clean Energy Sector

• Trump budget would slash EPA funding 31%, eliminate ARPA-E in DOE cuts

• Obama left Trump a major climate-change report — and independent scientists just said it’s accurate

• Republicans Break Ranks With Pledge to Fight Climate Change

• Study: Previous estimates lowball methane emissions from natural gas plants

• Gazprom Makes Concessions in E.U. Gas Deal, but Trouble Looms for

• In Georgia and South Carolina, ‘the game has changed’ on oil pipelines

• Clean Energy Could Spark a Trade War Between the US and China

• On climate change, Scott Pruitt causes an uproar — and contradicts the EPA’s own website

• Trump Picks McIntyre, Chatterjee for Federal Energy Agency, Sources Say

• Spring Came Early. Scientists Say Climate Change Is a Culprit.

• “No Business As Usual”: Over 130 Groups Nationwide Announce Their Opposition To FERC Appointments

• Democrats press Trump to end crisis at FERC

• After Approving 7 Pipelines in 2017, FERC is Dead in the Water

• NatGas Pipeline Challengers Not Waiting for FERC Quorum

• Judge refuses to block Dakota Access pipeline with project days from completion

• White House eyes plan to cut EPA staff by one-fifth, eliminating key programs

• Trump Plans to Begin E.P.A. Rollback With Order on Clean Water

• Sunoco Building 2 Pipelines, Not Just 1 Across Pennsylvania

• In the Push to Carve Up Northeast Ohio With Natural Gas Pipelines, Property Owners Are Winning So Far, But the Fight’s Not Over

• Dakota Protesters Regroup, Plot Resistance to Other Pipelines

• Power sector may be losing appetite for natural gas

• FERC keeps Obama guidance alive in manual for gas projects

• Senate Mulls ‘Kill Switch’ For Obama Methane Rule

• As Construction Near Standing Rock Restarts, Pipeline Fights Flare Across The U.S.

• President Trump Takes Aim at the Environment

• Pennsylvania Environmentalists Cite “Irreparable Harm” in Bid to Halt Mariner East 2 Gas Pipeline

• Exxon Relents, Wipes Oil Sands Reserves From Its Books

• NATO Renewable Energy To Penetrate Into Russian Petro-State

• States Lead the Way Toward 100% Renewable Energy

• Congressional Review Act Used to Repeal Energy Disclosure Rule as Trump Cabinet Members Await Vote

• Trump plans executive orders aimed at shaking up EPA, climate change policy, reports say

• Company Behind DAPL Reported 69 Accidents, Polluting Rivers in 4 States in Last Two Years

• Eversource and activists at odds over latest New England pipeline study

• Renewable energy draws increasing Republican support. That could shift climate politics

• Opinion: The tipping point for renewable energy is nearly here

• Departing Bay Urges FERC to Look Beyond Precedent Agreements in Pipeline Reviews

• Federal regulators approve Appalachian pipelines before quorum dissolves

• Trump Team Has Ties to Atlantic Coast Pipeline Now Being Pushed by White House

• Trump’s no friend of the environment, but Congress is doing the real damage

• Former Texas energy official in running to lead federal oversight panel

• Keystone debate: Is there really a need for so many new oil pipelines?

• ‘A Conservative Climate Solution’: Republican Group Calls for Carbon Tax

• The ‘New Normal’ in America: Renewables Boom, Emissions Plunge and Consumers Save More Than Ever

• Reflections from Acting Chairman Cheryl LaFleur: A Look at FERC in its Final Days of a Quorum and in the Upcoming Non-Quorum Period

• Resignation threatens to bring U.S. pipeline rulings to halt

• President Trump Prepares to Withdraw from Groundbreaking Climate Change Agreement, Transition Official Says

• Former EPA head is worried about Trump, climate change

• Despite Senate Inquiry into Potential Conflicts of Interest, FERC Approves Spectra Energy’s Atlantic Bridge Project

• Army Corps ordered to issue final Dakota Access pipeline permit, two lawmakers say

• Where Is Fracked Gas Really Headed as It Passes Through Texas’ Trans-Pecos Pipeline?

• House overturns Obama rule on natural gas ‘flaring

• Official: Trump wants to slash EPA workforce, budget

• Trump Signs Executive Orders To Get The Keystone And Dakota Pipelines Going

• A Massive Renewable Energy Push Is Needed to Avoid Catastrophic Climate Change

• FERC pushes back timeline for PennEast pipeline again

• Atlantic Sunrise Intervenor Condemns FERC Subversion of Environmental Protection Process for The Nesbitt Parcel in Gas Pipeline Case

• What Standing Rock meant for those who took part

• One industry is holding North America together, no matter what happens with Trump

• Q&A: In the Southeast, conservative clean energy group is expanding

• Exxon’s Nod to Climate Change: A Board Member Who’s an Expert on It

• Trump EPA Pick Expresses Doubts about Climate Change, Defends Oil Industry Funding

• Trump’s energy pick Perry softens stance on climate change

• Report: U.S. Will Lose One-Third of its Electricity Generation Capacity Without More Infrastructure

• Rick Perry and the “Texas Approach” to Renewable Energy and Infrastructure

• Deconstructing China’s Energy Security Strategy

• TransCanada Receives FERC Approval to Construct Leach XPress and Rayne XPress Projects

• Beyond Standing Rock: As Pipelines Proliferate Across the U.S., So Do Protests

• FERC reviews pipelines, but initial reports are favorable

• Senators Keep Heat on FERC, Raise New Concerns Over Conflicts of Interest in Spectra Gas Pipeline Project

• US Army Corps keeps oil pipelines in streamlined permitting rule over protests

• Will Trump’s “All Of The Above” Energy Policy Impact The Parks?

• Analysis Shows ‘Dangerous’ Pipeline Mega-Merger Threatens Climate and Consumers

• Supporters, foes of Atlantic Sunrise pipeline in Lancaster County gird for final decision

• As Tillerson Dodges, Exxon Ordered to Hand Over Evidence of Climate Cover-Up

• As Clean Energy Grows, Electricity Markets Must Evolve

• Trump’s Team Viewed as Pro-Business, Fossil-Friendly and Ready to Gut Obama Legacy

• The Republicans Who Want Trump to Fight Climate Change

• States Will Lead on Climate Change in the Trump Era

• Spectra delays $3b N.E. pipeline project

• Atlantic Sunrise pipeline clears environmental hurdle

• 2017: Pipeline Resistance Gathers Steam From Dakota Access, Keystone Success

• Tennessee Gas agrees to pay state $640,000 for pipeline easement through Otis State Forest

• 2016 was the year solar panels finally became cheaper than fossil fuels. Just wait for 2017

• Donald Trump And Climate Change Policy: Investors And Environmental Activists Fear Trump Will Gut Corporate Disclosure Rule

• More Weaknesses Seen in Companies Behind the Dakota Access Pipeline Project

• North Pole expected to reach 50 degrees warmer than normal

• Antitrust Claims: A Novel Line of Attack by Groups Opposing Natural Gas Infrastructure Projects

• EPA changes its stand on fracking, says it can harm drinking water in ‘some circumstances’

• Feds Deny LNG Export Through Oregon – Developer Turns to Trump

• President Obama bans oil drilling in large areas of Atlantic and Arctic oceans

• The oil and gas industry is quickly amassing power in Trump’s Washington

• IEEFA Update: The Public-Relations Disaster That Is the Dakota Access Pipeline

• Can Trump Revive Keystone XL? Nebraskans Vow to Fight Pipeline Anew

• Tell Investors of Climate Risks, Energy Sector Is Urged

• Fear, Comedy and Tweet-Fest result from Scott Pruitt Appointment to head EPA

• New Report: Tar Sands Industry Targets America’s Waterways

• Water Safety Activism in Rural Red States Impedes Fossil Energy Development

• FERC denies Jordan Cove re-hearing

• Energy Department Denies Trump Team Request to Name Employees on Climate Policy

2016

• Trump Picks Scott Pruitt, Climate Change Denialist, to Lead E.P.A.

• Protesters Gain Victory in Fight Over Dakota Access Oil Pipeline

• “People’s Hearing” Demands Oversight of FERC for Allegedly Rubber-stamping Pipeline and Gas Projects

• Warning: Unnecessary Pipelines Could Leave Consumers Holding the Bag

• Hopewell wants antitrust investigation of PennEast pipeline

• New U.S. border-crossing pipelines bring shale gas to more regions in Mexico

• Survey Finds GOP Voters Overwhelmingly Favor Renewables, Clean Energy

• Google Says It Will Run Entirely on Renewable Energy in 2017

• US businesses push against Trump’s attempts to dismiss climate change

• Canada Issues Split Decision on Oil Pipelines

• 2000 vets join North Dakota pipeline protest

• A Dakota pipeline’s last stand

• Cash for pipelines

• Despite a friendly White House, natural gas in for ‘rocky times’

• SEN. ELIZABETH WARREN: Natural gas projects prioritize profit over safety

• FERC rejects N.Y. tree-cutting request re: Constitution line

• ExxonMobil Vs. The World

• We Already Have A Solution To Climate Change, And It Doesn’t Rely On The Government

• Trump’s Election Overshadows Energy Pipeline Protests Around The U.S.

• Why Trump won’t stop the clean energy revolution

• Paris Climate Deal Is Too Weak to Meet Goals, Report Finds

• There’s a reason few even knew the Dakota Access Pipeline was being built

• Tribe seeks reassessment of Dakota pipeline risks

• N.J. Rate Counsel again blasts PennEast pipeline

• Climate change a Chinese hoax? Beijing gives Donald Trump a lesson in history

• This is where Obama’s hugely ambitious climate policies were headed — before Trump came along

• Morocco lights the way for Africa on renewable energy

• Election Roundup: What Trump’s Win Means for Energy and Environment

• Feds Stall PennEast Pipeline, Application Again Suspended

• Williams delays Atlantic Sunrise pipeline project

• Showdown over N. Dakota pipeline provides lesson in power and perils of protest

• LePage: Bring Pennsylvania Natural Gas to Maine Through Canada, Bypassing New England

• Exxon VP calls climate change “serious risk” in Tweet

• The Obama administration has been quietly rewriting the US Arctic policy

• Renewable Energy Will Do Just Fine In President Trump’s America

• Exposed: Husband of FERC Official Responsible for Reviewing New Spectra Energy Pipelines Consults For Spectra on Related Project

• A new front emerges in the battle against eminent domain

• Gas pipeline project dealt new blow by Conn.

• Spectra Gas Pipeline Days From Operation

• Project foes target FERC

• Renewable energy growth accelerating, says International Energy Agency

• Peak Renewable Energy Investment Seen Holding Back Climate Fight

• We Don’t Need a ‘War’ on Climate Change, We Need a Revolution

• EPA steps up pressure on FERC over new pipeline assessment

• Another U.S. Regulator Joining Utility Revives Watchdog Concerns

• US FERC ‘cautiously optimistic’ on winter gas/electric markets

• More Northeast Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity Brings Questions

• The Dirty Energy Bullies

• Connecticut pulls out of effort to expand natural gas capacity

• How Far Will North Dakota Go to Get This Pipeline?

• Clinton or Trump? On Energy, the Choice Is Natural Gas

• EPA blasts FERC reviews, seeks ‘definitive resolution’

• Not In My Backyard: The Consequences Of Dakota Access Pipeline

• Appalachia, Montney NatGas Projects to Western Canada Signal One Outcome: Big Glut

• Enviros fear natural gas loophole in Clean Power Plan

• Pennsylvania Ruling on Eminent Domain Puts Contentious Pipeline Project on Alert

• WIKILEAKS: Clinton Takes ‘A Public And A Private Position’ On Pipelines

• The West Is Burning, And Climate Change Is Partly To Blame

• New study to characterize methane emissions from natural gas compressor stations

• Near Standing Rock, pipeline protest meets a spiritual movement

• The Politics of US: Climate change

• Hillary Clinton: Climate Change Needs to Be a Voting Issue

• Utilities squeezed as corporations seek renewable energy elsewhere

• Warming Relations in Person, Putin and Erdogan Revive Pipeline Deal

• Pressing the governor for pipeline moratorium

• Long appointed FERC administrative law judge

• DiCaprio climate change film ‘Before the Flood’ debuts as Hurricane Matthew looms

• Fossil fuel industry’s methane emissions far higher than thought

• Let’s fix pipeline review steps

• As pipeline projects grow, so do protests

• It’s Time to Align Trade Deals With The Paris Climate Agreement

• Republicans Can Understand Science and Still Deny Climate Change

• European Union Ratification Pushes Paris Agreement into Effect

• Power Companies Funding Legal Efforts To Overturn Clean Power Plan In Court

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