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An Artist at Art Basel Is Telling Fairgoers to Go Fly a Kite (Literally) and Start Using Solar Power

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A Year of Dramatic Climate Change—Both Environmentally and Politically

By Heather Leibowitz
Panda Green's newest solar panel station in Datong, China.

Yes, China Really Is Building a Giant Solar Farm Shaped Like a Panda

By Brady Dale
A laborer paints the exterior of a new home

Solar Paint Could Be the Latest Breakthrough in Renewable Energy

By Alec M. Beresin
WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 03: Workers put solar panels down during an installation May 3, 2106 in Washington, DC. The installation marked the one millionth in the U.S. in the past 40 years. It has been predicted that the U.S. will reach 2 million installations in two years. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Key Technology in Renewable Energy Relies Heavily on Fossil Fuel, Study Claims

By Brady Dale
Making environmentally friendly changes will save you money.

Solar Isn’t the Only Write Off: How to Save Thousands in Tax Refunds

By Judy Mandell
George Pataki would make a more formidable Republican candidate than many seem to appreciate. (Illustration by )

George Pataki: How to Make Global Warming a Bipartisan Issue

By Michael Sainato and Chelsea Skojec
Thomas Huang

Five Ways to Keep the Lights on When the Power Fails

By Frank Verderosa
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Why Are Renewables Buoyant Even as Oil Sinks?

By Andrew Eil
A sign for New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's new housing plan stands at an affordable housing construction site.

Afternoon Bulletin: De Blasio Announces Affordable Housing Plans

By Catherine Rafter
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