Chinese companies account for more than half of global investments in clean energy manufacturing since 2019, while new U.S. investments declined last year.

By Nicholas Kusnetz

As the leaders of the world’s two largest economies meet in Beijing this week, a new analysis underscores a growing divergence between China and the United States in shaping the global energy system.

China Widens Its Clean Energy Lead

At an online town hall meeting, speakers said there’s too little transparency and too much state government support for the industry.

By Jon Hurdle

The latest example of burgeoning opposition to rapid data-center development in Pennsylvania came at a town hall meeting overflowing with frustration about how the state is managing the surge.

An Outpouring of Frustration Over Pennsylvania’s Rapid Data Center Growth

Montana’s American Prairie will have to remove its bison from seven parcels of BLM land it leased for grazing under the Biden administration. It says it will appeal the “politically motivated” decision.

By Blaine Harden

SEATTLE—The Trump administration’s “final decision” banning bison grazing on public land is legally convoluted—and curiously narrow.

Trump Administration Bans a Nonprofit’s Bison From Grazing on Federal Lands, but Spares Tribes