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Climate and energy policy

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  • AI's extreme heat challenge is moving from prediction to protection

    Cities and researchers are using AI to map and predict extreme heat risk, but new research suggests it's used far more to identify where people are in danger than to help officials respond.Why it matters: As climate change intensifies extreme heat, better predictions won't protect vulnerable…

    Axios AI+3 min read
  • How the permitting bill could collapse

    Congress has its best chance in years to pass sweeping permitting legislation, but a series of political and policy obstacles could derail the bipartisan Senate plan.Why it matters: Cutting hurdles for energy projects is a top priority for fossil fuels and renewables sectors, and major business…

    Axios AI+3 min read
  • America's changing disaster risk hits energy

    Hurricanes have long dominated efforts to make the power system more resilient to extreme weather. But America's energy buildout is running into growing risks from severe thunderstorms.Why it matters: New energy infrastructure and data centers are being built in harm's way as severe weather risks…

    Axios AI+2 min read
  • The midterms are an energy election — and here are five places to look

    Scratch the surface of the year's biggest stories — the Iran war and AI — and both are bound up in the costs of energy.Why it matters: Prices for gasoline, diesel and power are playing a prominent role in some of the tightest races for control of Congress.The war has kept gasoline prices way above…

    Axios AI+3 min read
  • The rocky road to a new permitting law

    A sweeping bipartisan deal to cut permitting red tape faces a long road ahead despite a broad show of support.Why it matters: Cutting hurdles for energy projects is a top priority for fossil fuels and renewables sectors, but some green groups fear erosion of safeguards.Powerful business groups want…

    Axios AI+2 min read
  • Renewables boom faces a Trump-era cliff

    America is adding record amounts of clean power despite President Trump's opposition to wind and solar — but the industry's top trade group warns the growth could fall off a "cliff" as soon as 2028.Why it matters: The disconnect illustrates the long lag between energy policy and what actually gets…

    Axios AI+4 min read

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