Peddling misinformation and backward-looking talking points, Republicans seem hell-bent on helping the fossil fuel industry carry on with business as usual.

EPA issued its proposal to regulate carbon pollution from power plants, but it doesn’t go far enough. Here’s why it’s necessary for EPA to amend its proposal and speed up its compliance timelines to hit our climate and clean energy goals.

EPA’s power plant carbon rules could be the administration’s most effective tool to cut carbon pollution—if they are strengthened in a few crucial areas.

The Michigan legislature is considering an ambitious climate and clean energy package that could help correct decades of unreliable power and high electricity costs.

EPA introduced rules that would set carbon pollution standards for both new and existing fossil fuel power plants. We gathered a group of experts to explain the proposed rule and how we can make it even stronger.

EPA’s power plant carbon rules are the administration’s most effective opportunity to cut carbon pollution. Here’s what you need to know and what must come next.

EPA is expected to propose updated carbon standards for power plants in the next few weeks. These rules are the president’s single most impactful opportunity to reduce carbon pollution through executive action.

Mercury and air toxics are a problem for our public health. EPA just released a proposed rule to curb these toxic chemicals from their largest source—power plants. Here’s what it says and why it should be strengthened.

Here are the five main opportunities within the IRA we must seize to decarbonize the power sector effectively and equitably.

It’s been a year since Administrator Regan announced EPA would deliver on key power sector rules. The next few months are critical.