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A burned-out Detroit house becomes a clean energy model

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30 March 2026
A person insulates a home

The project shows how clean, efficient technology can revitalize buildings.

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Trump administration to pay French company $1B to walk away from US offshore wind leases

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30 March 2026
A photo of industrial equipment and a wind turbine blade

The Department of Interior says a French energy company has agreed to give up two U.S. offshore wind leases and invest in fossil fuel projects instead.

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Montana ranch buries dead trees to lock away climate pollution

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30 March 2026
An excavator digs up dirt

After a wildfire killed tens of thousands of trees on her property, a company helped one rancher clean up using a promising new strategy.

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The controversy over deep-sea mining, explained

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30 March 2026
A photo of a man with a white beard at a formal international negotiation event

Proponents say they want to dredge the seafloor for metals needed for clean technology. Indigenous Pacific Islanders call it a threat to life, culture, and the ocean itself.

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Why low electricity rates don’t always mean low bills

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30 March 2026
a light switch

Rates matter, but energy efficiency makes a big difference, too.

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La Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2026 tiene un plan ambiental que plantea reducir emisiones y los impactos locales

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30 March 2026
Una foto de tres hombres jugando fútbol.

El desafío, tanto para el clima como para la credibilidad de la organización, radica en si esas estrategias lograrán equilibrar la huella ambiental de un evento de escala global sin precedentes

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The big flaw in climate policy: We’re trying to solve the wrong problem

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30 March 2026
Photo of a pump at a gas station with an oil derrick visible in the background

Jessica Green, author of ‘Existential Politics,’ argues that the international community’s focus on measuring emissions helped delay real action on climate change.

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