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Hill Heat hasn’t had enough birds lately, since our summer schedule has been mostly U.S. Climate Politics Almanac posts. Let us replenish our store, with photos from the official Hill Heat birder, Ash Ponders....
2026 Electoral Preview: Key August Democratic Congressional Primaries
A wildfire blazes at night on Oregon Route 207, July 23, 2026. Credit: Oregon Department of Transportation
After a quiet1 July, the primary season heats up again in August (much as the planet is doing!). On August 4th, the first Tuesday of...
The Week in Climate Hearings: Choking on Smoke? Blame the Valve Turners (and Canada)
Emily Johnston uses heavy-duty clippers to break a chain on a shut-off valve for an Enbridge pipeline in Minnesota as Annette Klapstein looks on. The two women together shut down Enbridge Lines 4 and 67 on October 11, 2016. Credit: Steve Li...
The U.S. Climate Politics Almanac: The 2026 Data Center Elections
A gas power plant being converted into an AI data center in Kiewit, Indiana County, Pa., April 2026. Credit: Kyle Ferrar, FracTracker Alliance
In our previous post, we covered the national popular revolt against the fracking-powered hypers...
The U.S. Climate Politics Almanac: The Data Center Backlash
Exhaust stacks of a data center in Gainesville, Va., 2025. Credit: Rob Pegoraro
Since Trump’s return to power, a major factor keeping the economy out of recession has been the growth of an enormous AI debt bubble, with tech giants deployin...
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