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Nebraska is in the midst of a wind energy boom– it’s one of seven states on track...

Like everything in Texas, wind power is super-sized in the Lone Star State. Texas has more installed...

Right on the heels of the second-annual American Wind Week, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley...

This is a guest post from Mit Buchanan, Managing Director, Energy Investments, J.P. Morgan, and is a...

2.1 million farms cover our country’s rural landscapes, and 99 percent of them are family-owned and operated....

Here’s a talking point that never gets old—American wind power is 67 percent cheaper than it was...

You may have missed it over the holidays, but Inside Climate News recently did a deep dive...

Talk about good timing: Building on our first-ever American Wind Week, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence...

I’m jealous of John Rogers. John is a Senior Energy Analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists,...

Do these cities sound like they have a lot in common to you? One is in Wisconsin,...