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UChicago Magazine covers the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth's multifaceted mission.

UChicago's David Keith tells E&E News that the benefits of solar geoengineering outweigh the risks.

UChicago's Ryan Kellogg tells CNN that oil prices and production volumes "depend much more on the whims of the global marketplace" than the actions of any one president.

The LA Times cites an EPIC study on farmers' responses to groundwater pricing in their article on a new White House report.

UChicago's Shirley Meng explains the limitations of lithium-ion batteries and explores better alternatives for long-term energy storage in Knowable Magazine.

Experts warn Audubon Magazine that AI’s insatiable appetite could derail efforts to ditch fossil fuels and confront climate change. “Decarbonization is at risk,” says University of Chicago computer scientist Andrew A. Chien. “Progress is at risk.”

UChicago's Eyal Frank discusses his research on the link between bat populations, pesticide use and infant mortality with Creators.

Experts including UChicago Professor Mark Templeton spoke with E&E News on ways Trump could influence the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

UChicago's Andrew Chien describes generative AI's impact on US energy demand to Science News.

UChicago Professor Dr. Shirley Meng and her team of material engineers are racing to create affordable and efficient batteries that can store solar and wind energy.