Energy and Environment: ‘Our future is what we are fighting for’: Meet the schoolkids going on strike over climate change

Analysis | The Energy 202: Labor opposition to Green New Deal could be a big obstacle; Analysis | The Energy 202: Study renews debate about a radical climate solution –...

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'Our future is what we are fighting for': Meet the schoolkids going on strike over climate change Thousands of kids around the globe will skip school Friday to demand aggressive action against climate change. By Sarah Kaplan and Brady Dennis · Read more Analysis | The Energy 202: Labor opposition to Green New Deal could be a big obstacle A Senate vote could come this month. By Sara Sorcher · Read more   Analysis | The Energy 202: Study renews debate about a radical climate solution – geoengineering A Harvard study is reviving discussion about innovative ways to cut global warming. By Chris Mooney · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Analysis | The Energy 202: Trump's budget seeks cuts to climate research and renewable energy programs It doesn't specifically mention climate change, but the reductions are in the fine print. By Chris Mooney, Brady Dennis, Darryl Fears and Sarah Kaplan · Read more   Analysis | The Energy 202: A wave of state bills could threaten science and climate education More than a dozen such bills have been introduced so far in 2019, the National Center for Science Education says. Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Trump officially nominates David Bernhardt, a veteran lobbyist, to run Interior Bernhardt, who's running Interior as acting secretary, previously worked as an attorney there and has a firm grasp of the department. But as a former lobbyist, he's burdened with numerous conflicts of interest. By Darryl Fears · Read more   A Trump official said seismic air gun tests don't hurt whales. So a congressman blasted him with an air horn. Rep. Joe Cunningham's stunt made a bang in a subcommittee hearing that questioned the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's decision to permit seismic testing, which harms whales. By Darryl Fears · Read more   Recommended for you Get The Energy 202 newsletter PowerPost's daily guide to energy and environment policy, by reporter Dino Grandoni. Sign Up

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