Energy and Environment: Mysterious spike of ozone-destroying chemical is traced to east China

Jay Inslee wants to be the climate change president. His record shows what a tough sell that issue could be.; States aren't waiting for the Trump administration on environmental...

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(Alexander F. Yuan / AP) Mysterious spike of ozone-destroying chemical is traced to east China New emissions violate a global treaty and could delay the ozone layer's recovery. By Joel Achenbach and Brady Dennis · Read more Jay Inslee wants to be the climate change president. His record shows what a tough sell that issue could be. The Democratic governor's environmental initiatives have had a cold reception, even in his blue state. By Joshua Partlow · Read more   States aren't waiting for the Trump administration on environmental protections A patchwork of policies on water pollution, pesticides and oil and gas drilling have emerged across the United States. By Brady Dennis and Juliet Eilperin · Read more   Analysis The Energy 202: Republicans vote against bill containing their key climate priority: researching energy innovation They're putting other Energy Department initiatives first. By Dino Grandoni · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   The tick population is booming. Is climate change to blame? And will tick-borne diseases increase? Matthias Leu, a tick researcher, says warmer temperatures may increase some tick-borne diseases. By Kevin Ambrose · Read more   Analysis The Energy 202: EPA blocks a dozen products containing pesticides thought harmful to bees Environmentalists and beekeepers have pushed for action for years. By Dino Grandoni · Read more   A really cosmic forecast: Space climate will affect your weather — and technology NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center measures radiation belts, geomagnetic storms and the sun's coronal mass ejections. By Erin Blakemore · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Analysis The Energy 202: Democrats slammed Biden on climate change. But what would a 'middle ground' even look like? Here's a possible framework for a centrist plan. By Dino Grandoni · Read more   A massive Gulf oil spill is finally being contained after more than 14 years Up to 1,000 gallons of oil per day are being removed from the site of the Taylor Energy spill, says the owner of company that installed a containment system. By Darryl Fears · Read more   Analysis The Energy 202: What blue states are doing on the environment while Trump is in office They're writing rules even as the administration relaxes them. By Dino Grandoni · Read more   Recommended for you Local news alerts Breaking news for those who live and work in the Greater Washington area. Sign Up

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