Members of two of the Environmental Protection Agency's most influential advisory committees, tasked

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Adam Browning, the co-founder of Vote Solar, is stepping down as the organization’s leader after nea

Teddy Swims is making waves in the music industry with his genre-defying sound and raw authenticity.

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As likely as not, the Earth’s average annual temperature will soon have its first spike above the 1.

The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing its most ambitious new regulations yet for cutting