This week’s torrent compounds the affordable housing crisis.
Alleged criminal conspiracies, water wars, quake-safe energy and deforestation are among the topics for journalists to probe in the coming year.
It is time for journalists to pay attention to the other climate crisis: species extinction.
Petition circulators have reportedly claimed that a ballot measure would ban new oil and gas wells near homes. In fact, it would do the opposite.
Tip to journalists: COP27 and food price inflation are part of the same story.
An International Space Station instrument looks for dust, finds methane vent in the Permian Basin.
The poor would likely bear the costs of energy transition, but benefit from cleaner air and less warming.
Tips for covering the extremes driven by climate change, and the potential perils of biofuels.
The state’s majority Democrat Legislature has yet to fully fund enforcement of recently strengthened regulations.
The U.N. Climate Change Conference uses the same PR firm as oil companies under pressure to pay for global warming costs.
As a warming planet brings economic tensions to a boil, following the money can reveal some critical stories.
The state’s fossil fuel industry spends millions more backing midterm candidates.
Biden’s methane reduction plan relies on historically weak enforcement.
Texas, New Mexico, Pennsylvania and California, among others, will drive its success or failure.
Former officials push strategies on behalf of fossil fuel clients, threatening climate and communities, say critics.
A handful of legislators could decide measures for tougher statewide emissions goals.
Labor opposition could diminish Gov. Newsom’s climate package.
With Newsom’s environmental legacy in the balance, legislators are intensely pushing bills that advance the governor’s priorities.
A new report from the Forest Service blames climate change for record-setting fires, but fails to mention the fossil fuel industry.
Sen. Lena Gonzalez says the state Legislature can sometimes stymie the democratic process.