Nancy Edwards

CNBC Daily Open: Elon Musk’s money can’t buy OpenAI cnb.cx/41hgGcg

Trump's broadside against wind industry threatens projects that could power millions of homes cnb.cx/3CSbfqN

Green hydrogen industrial park to be developed in Spain powerengineeringint.com/coal-fired/str…

In Texas women are forced by Government to birth a fetus that will not live. @DNC roll call, Kate Cox, a TX mom, told her story of fleeing TX to access life-saving abortion care for a fetus w/trisomy 18. A vote for @KamalaHarris is a vote for FREEDOM over body, health & future.

What would Project 2025 do to climate? theguardian.com/environment/ar…

The 2024 election is creeping closer. As it happens, swing states have been the major recipients of IRA incentives that have spurred new clean energy manufacturing jobs. In a new series, @JulianSpector reports on how that dynamic is playing out canarymedia.com/articles/solar…

Nonsensical!

In the category of FINALLY... School districts receive $900M from EPA to fund electric school buses @CanaryMediaInc canarymedia.com/articles/elect…

"Murder of crows" might be my favorite collective noun of an animal group

After a 2-hour storm last week left more than 1M customers in the dark, I concur: Houston, you really do have a problem. #climatechange

Revised 301 tariffs hone in on Chinese solar products, with some exceptions @SolarPowerWorld solarpowerworldonline.com/2024/05/revise…

Interesting that he called out #batterystorage rather than natural gas. Was this a theme in the meeting?

ERCOT launches new planning efforts as 2030 load growth projections soar 40 GW in a year utilitydive.com/news/ercot-tra… via @UtilityDive

Climate litigation heats up in this landmark win for women and #ClimateAction cnn.com/2024/04/09/cli…

Garbage lasagna: Methane spewed by landfills is getting out of hand. nytimes.com/2024/03/28/cli…

U.S. "tracking" to unveil new climate targets this year axios.com/2024/03/15/bid…

If I may, there’s something I need to get off my chest. As democracy remains under siege, it has been frustrating to watch how the press covers politics these days. I am reminded by lessons that came to me during the Nixon years as a CBS News correspondent, which I’ll add here: 1. Enough with Both-sides-ism When one side lies intentionally and repeatedly, they are no longer entitled to the benefit of the doubt. They should be held to account, right away. Do not simply repeat the narratives they spew. 2. Prioritize Live Fact-Checking Rigorous and robust fact-checking is the best defense against misinformation, intentional lies, and deflection. If Trump says the sky is green, the story isn’t that the sky is now green; the story is that the sky is still blue and Trump got it wrong. 3. Ask Lawmakers Hard Questions Ask about the fundamental principles of democracy. Push them to go on the record that Biden won the 2020 election. Ask if they support the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. This writing is not to offer any claim of knowing it all. Your correspondent has made his share of mistakes, but after more than seven decades I believe I have picked up a few useful guideposts. Good journalism is always worth it. Our democracy depends on it. ↓ For the rest of my list, please see my the latest post of my independent newsletter – the link is in my Twitter biography.

Global EV sales came in pretty much exactly where we thought they would in 2023. Slightly overshot US sales, but otherwise on target. Let's see how we do in 2024.

Amplify Austin Day is in only 3 days away! My goal is to raise $500 for Austin Open Door, which provides food and clothing to people experiencing homelessness. Learn more and donate here: amplifyatx.org/p2p/347856/nan… via @GiveGab #ILiveHereIGiveHere #AmplifyAustinDay

BREAKING: SEC drops Scope 3 emissions disclosure requirements from draft climate rules reuters.com/sustainability…