Amid steadily increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide levels, governments worldwide face a multidecade challenge: how to decarbonize without jeopardizing their hold on power. Energy is modern civilization’s blood oxygen—an afterthought unless ...
On Jan. 5, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev imposed a state of emergency, and two days later, he ordered police to shoot to kill “terrorists”—anyone who participated in the protests’ violent ...
In the first days of 2022, Kazakhstan was seized by the most intense and violent protests in its 30-year history of independence. Although they started as small-scale protests in West ...
Emma Ashford: Happy New Year, Matt! Welcome to 2022. It should be different in every way from 2021, except for the ongoing pandemic, school closures, and numerous international crises. Matthew ...
If you still needed proof that nuclear energy has returned to the conversation after decades of disfavor, it came with an unexpected celebrity boost last month. Tesla CEO Elon Musk ...
Europe’s energy crisis has reignited U.S. concerns that Russia could use its energy dominance across the continent to prevent a strong response from NATO allies should Russia expand its war ...
This November, Jordan and Israel signed a breakthrough water-for-energy deal that will ease the impact of climate change on both countries. The deal represents a step forward from the Abraham Accords ...
As climate pledges pile up, a worrying theme is emerging that bold efforts by rich nations to decarbonize the global economy will be ruined by hordes of new consumers in ...
The global energy crisis has hit U.S. shores: Fuel prices are rising, and a global supply shortage of natural gas is driving up the cost of heat and electricity as ...
With natural gas prices at record highs in Europe, Norway is raking it in. The country is Europe’s second-largest gas supplier after Russia—and has just agreed to increase natural gas ...
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