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Wind power generation sounds like a possible way to offset rising power bills, we look at the issues involved and if it is practical for you.

If NOAA decides once again to reject Save LBI’s petition, the New Jersey conservationists will most certainly file suit to reverse that decision. They may have also have an ace in the hole in the form of President Donald...

US officials have begun to buy back wind leases as president seeks to block renewables in favor of fossil fuels

As the UN gathers, signatories from Bernie Sanders to Yeb Saño issue an open letter calling for clean power for all

This video looks at the project's estimated $4.7 billion construction cost, reported $2 billion in tax credits, Massachusetts' projected ratepayer savings, the 2024 blade failure and remediation, and the debate over public...

While the country’s ambition is to be the ‘Saudi Arabia of green energy’, communities in the north-east are bearing the cost in diminished health and livelihoods

A gap looms between the Albanese government’s goal of 82% renewable energy and planned solar and wind projects

With nearly £30m of funding, I’m giving communities power over local energy. They know the gravity of global heating, and they want to be part of the solution

Wildlife deaths caused by hydrocarbons were a moral travesty. Identical deaths caused by subsidized wind and solar became an acceptable trade, a transition cost, a footnote to “saving the world.” That is a political program...

The offshore windfarm at Berwick Bank is predicted to kill more than 4,000 birds in its first year alone – among them gannets, puffins and kittiwakes, writes Ashley Davies

Wyoming’s Golden Eagles are in trouble and need the protection of the Endangered Species Act. That things are going badly for the eagles is no secret, but the Wyoming authorities are ignoring this rapidly growing threat.

Daniel Wetzel in Die Welt (paid article) on a phenomenon: more and more plants are being put into operation, but the yield does not increase to the same extent.

Word has it that the Feds told the developers to take the deal or they would simply cancel the leases, letting the developers sue to try to get their money back, someday...

In the country’s north, mining has ravaged Indigenous lands and lives for decades. Is history repeating itself as renewable energy schemes arrive on their doorstep?

My bet is that within about a decade, China will be taking multi hundreds of billions of dollars, if not trillions of dollars, of write-offs on its wind energy investments.

Decades of complacency cannot be magicked away by drilling in the North Sea – or even by hoping that renewables will quickly power everything