More Voters Linking Human Activity to Climate Change
Almost a third of GOP voters place a great deal of trust in Trump on climate change
Nuclear Advocates Set Sights on Advanced Reactors for Puerto Rico
With big push of meetings with key officials, nuclear industry hopes to be part of Puerto Rico’s energy future
U.S. Nuclear Suppliers Seen at Risk of Losing Business Under Export Limits to China
Analysts anticipate obstacles to new contracts in second-largest prospective market for U.S. civil nuclear parts
Retaking House, Democrats Cast Their Eyes on Environmental Oversight
But voters most hope to see congressional action on weather-resilient infrastructure, water and emissions
UN Report Prompts Increased Climate Concern Among Nearly Half of Voters
More Democrats reacted to the report’s dire climate projections than Republicans
Voters Split on Backing Federal Coal, Nuclear Plant Support
Republicans are almost three times more likely than Democrats to back federal financial support for coal plants
Nuclear Export Restrictions to China a Welcome Policy Change, Observers Say
U.S micro-reactor, SMR makers say new limits unlikely to affect business, but some hope for more export changes
Two-Thirds of Energy Voters More Likely to Vote for a Democrat for Congress
Energy issues make inroads into some congressional races
NuScale Takes Step Toward U.S. Deployment in Selecting Manufacturer
Oregon-based company picks BWX Technologies for small modular reactor design
43% Plurality of Voters Oppose EPA’s Proposed Easing of Methane Rule
Industry, environmentalists disagree on the emissions impact of the proposal