Report: fossil fuels still undergird utilities' plans
Despite their climate pledges, many utilities aren't moving away from fossil fuels very quickly.
Idaho
Critics: climate bill's nuclear funding undermines clean energy claims
The Inflation Reduction Act aims to revolutionize the clean-energy sector in the United States.
Death Notice – William “Gary” Forrest
Report boosts unified power authority for western states
A new report by consulting firm Energy Strategies found that establishing a Regional Transmission System for Western states could bring significant economic benefits to the region.
Despite SCOTUS EPA decision, Idaho moves toward clean energy
The busy season of U.S. Supreme Court decisions has come to an end, and among the policies justices struck down is the federal government's ability to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions from power plants.
Groups to build EV charging stations across rural Utah, Colorado and western states
Electric vehicles (EVs) are an economical and environmentally friendly way to get from Point A to Point B, but the lack of charging stations often limits drivers to short trips.
Many in Idaho see democracy in peril as U.S. celebrates Independence Day
It's July 4th, a celebration of the United States' independence. It's also an opportunity to look at the state of the country's democracy.
'Soil health curious' Idaho farmers explore regenerative agriculture
A kinder approach to the soil could be what Idaho farmers need to get more out of their land.
Thwarted attack on Idaho Pride tip of ramped-up extremist activity
The arrests of 31 white supremacists outside of a Pride festival in North Idaho shook the country over the weekend. It's only part of a larger uptick in far-right extremism.
Potential endangered status for wolverine passes back to Feds
Federal protections are back on the table for the wolverine after a recent court ruling.
