By Kennedy Maize Congress and the courts are weighing in on the Trump administration’s actions dating to early in his arrival in D.C. for a second go-round, cancelling legal energy and environmental grants for purely partisan reasons. In a matter of two days early this month, prominent Congressional Democrats called on the Justice Department to … More Trump political energy and environmental grant cancellations draw fire

By Kennedy Maize Hydrogen, 1H, the primary and most common element in the universe, consists of one proton, one electron, and no neutrons. It’s in first place on the periodic chart of the elements. In common, gaseous form, H2, it is colorless, odorless, and highly combustible. It is the fuel of the sun. For many … More Hydrogen energy: here, there, anywhere?

By Kennedy Maize After more than a year of bickering and negotiating, the U.S. Department of the Interior Friday (July 31) unveiled its plan for dealing with the Colorado River crisis, as it rolled out its final environmental impact statement on river policies. The statement is a clear indication of what the agency-imposed plan for … More Interior’s Colorado River plan: electrification trumps irrigation