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Environment
Environment
Bypassing Hormuz: how technology, not territory, will win the new energy war
The era where owning the geography meant owning the power is over.
By
Siddharth Misra
March 6, 2026
Latest Stories
Real Estate
JPMorgan’s nationwide home price forecast hides a Sunbelt full of pain. Watch out, Florida and Texas
By
Jason Ma
C-Suite
Lyft CEO David Risher is still a driver for the company: It made him realize being even one minute late could cost the customer their job
By
Sasha Rogelberg
Arts & Entertainment
Meet the women ditching their husbands for ‘Galentine’s Day,’ with no men allowed ‘unless the bartender happens to be male’
By
Alicia Rancilio
and
The Associated Press
AI
Exclusive: Peter Thiel–backed industrial AI startup emerges from stealth with funding from a16z
By
Nick Lichtenberg
North America
Classrooms close as San Francisco teachers launch first public school strike in nearly 50 years
By
The Associated Press
Real Estate
Which class of mortgage holder are you? Only 20% are in the elite pre-2022 camp
By
Nick Lichtenberg
Law
Uber ordered to pay $8.5 million after being found liable for sexual assault in landmark jury verdict
By
Wyatte Grantham-Philips
,
Hallie Golden
, and others
AI
As billionaires bail, Mark Zuckerberg doubles down on California with $50 million donation
By
Sydney Lake
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Environment
Record-breaking rainfall and December temperatures on par with Florida are shutting down the Pacific Northwest with floods
By
The Associated Press
December 6, 2023
Environment
With California high-speed rail projects needing at least $75 billion, Biden’s White House kicks in $6 billion
By
Adam Beam
,
Ken Ritter
and
The Associated Press
December 6, 2023
Newsletters
Meta and IBM’s new AI Alliance wants to redefine the ‘open’ debate that’s fracturing the AI community
By
Sage Lazzaro
December 5, 2023
Commentary
Access to modern stoves could be a game-changer for Africa’s economic development–and help cut the equivalent of the carbon dioxide emitted by the world’s planes and ships
By
Akinwumi Adesina
and
Fatih Birol
December 5, 2023
Environment
Nearly 37 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide were pumped into the air in 2023, twice the amount from 40 years ago, Global Carbon Project tells COP
By
Seth Borenstein
and
The Associated Press
December 5, 2023
Environment
Worldwide carbon emissions from fossil fuels will hit a new record in 2023 despite push for net zero
By
Eric Roston
and
Bloomberg
December 5, 2023
Commentary
More than half of the world’s largest companies don’t have a chief sustainability officer. Here’s the proof they’re missing out
By
Sheri Hickok
December 4, 2023
Finance
Panama Canal has gotten so dry and backed up after brutal drought that shippers are paying up to $4m to jump the queue
By
Ruth Liao
and
Bloomberg
December 4, 2023
Environment
South Dakota bans flights within a half-mile of Mount Rushmore and tour operators are miserable: ‘I don’t know what we’ll be able to salvage’
By
Heather Hollingsworth
and
The Associated Press
December 4, 2023
Environment
John Kerry says U.S. stands with 56 countries committed to phasing out coal power plants entirely
By
Seth Borenstein
and
The Associated Press
December 4, 2023
Environment
Bill Gates doubts the world will hit climate targets and calls for a carbon tax to hit the dirty energy sector
By
Sharon Cho
,
Francine Lacqua
and
Bloomberg
December 4, 2023
Environment
Biden White House takes aim at oil and natural gas with major new emissions rule: ‘The clock is no longer just ticking. It is banging’
By
Matthew Daly
and
The Associated Press
December 4, 2023
Environment
New York City is borrowing from the great cities of Europe with America’s first congestion pricing plan, charging $15 to most drivers
By
Karen Matthews
and
The Associated Press
December 4, 2023
Environment
Met baritone singing of ‘miraculous spring’ interrupted by climate activists’ huge banners: ‘NO OPERA ON A DEAD PLANET’
By
The Associated Press
December 4, 2023
Environment
Tesla, Boeing sign on to new Al Gore-backed database showing supplier emissions to build low-emissions supply chains: ‘A truthful stocktake’
By
Michelle Ma
and
Bloomberg
December 3, 2023
Tech
Buyers of EVs with batteries from China get dinged under new Biden administration rules for tax credits
By
Matthew Daly
and
The Associated Press
December 1, 2023
Environment
Bill Gates says his approach is still ‘glass half full’ on climate change, but he’s calling on big corporations to do some heavy lifting too
By
Orianna Rosa Royle
December 1, 2023
Commentary
Climate-driven migration is becoming inevitable as the focus shifts to nations’ geographic fate
By
Parag Khanna
December 1, 2023
Environment
NYC up in arms over long-awaited plan to charge drivers $15 or more to enter central Manhattan
By
Karen Matthews
and
The Associated Press
December 1, 2023
Environment
An Iowa meteorologist who discussed climate change was forced to quit after barrage of threats: ‘It went off the rails’
By
Chris Morris
November 30, 2023
Commentary
EY CEO: ‘This is the COP to show, not tell, what climate action looks like’
By
Carmine Di Sibio
November 30, 2023
Commentary
Scope 3 emissions are the elephant in the room as COP 28 kicks off in one of the most water-stressed regions in the world
By
Sanda Ojiambo
and
Patrick Chalhoub
November 30, 2023
Conferences
Manufacturers argue growth and sustainability no longer mean tradeoffs: ‘They go hand in hand’
By
Christiaan Hetzner
November 29, 2023
Environment
Electric vehicle owners report 80% more problems than with conventional cars and trucks amid ‘growing pains’ for the industry, Consumer Reports says
By
Tom Krisher
and
The Associated Press
November 29, 2023
Commentary
MSCI CEO: ‘To tackle climate change, financial markets must reallocate trillions of dollars. It’s already happening, even without a political consensus’
By
Henry Fernandez
November 29, 2023
Environment
Government halts use of spring-loaded ‘cyanide bombs’ intended for coyotes that kill too many family pets
By
Scott Sonner
and
The Associated Press
November 29, 2023
Environment
Greenpeace activists are costing deep sea mining company $1 million daily by occupying its ship in the middle of the Pacific, lawsuit says
By
Todd Woody
and
Bloomberg
November 28, 2023
Newsletters
AI was at the top of the agenda at the African Union’s summit
By
Sage Lazzaro
November 28, 2023
Environment
Industrial powerhouse Michigan is close to mandating carbon-free energy by 2040 in a major test for Democrats in the state government
By
Joey Cappelletti
and
The Associated Press
November 28, 2023
Environment
Oil and gas lobby is a ‘huge barrier’ to solar that is now ready for prime time, renewable energy founder says
By
Christiaan Hetzner
November 28, 2023
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