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At first glance, downtown Fort Collins, Colorado, looks like a sweet anachronism. Beautifully preserved 19th-century buildings beckon from leafy streets. A restored trolley car ding-dings its way along Mountain Avenue. It’s safe and spotless, vibrant...

New Yorkers spend about $22 billion a year on electricity, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Not surprisingly, state and municipal governments continue their efforts to raise citizens’ awareness of electricity consumption, promote...

BY RICHARD THOMAS This winter’s skyrocketing cost for electricity has showcased that New York has the highest residential electric rates in the 48 continental United States, and that the current situation is no longer acceptable. In February...

The Donald Trump of the post-election transition sent mixed messages about clean energy. His transition website touted wind and solar energy as job-creating sources of homegrown American energy, an ally in the fight for energy independence. At the same...

  FACT SHEET: What Climate Change Means for New York and the Northeast   Today, the Obama Administration released the third U.S. National Climate Assessment—the most comprehensive scientific assessment ever generated of climate...