Not shocking — the current Republican majority on the Supreme Court doesn't care about actual intent — only about the gratuities they can get for favoring the financial interests of the wealthy willing to pay.
Syndicated copies of the article, like the one I linked above, don't include the cartoon illustration that's in the bloomberg.com version
There are a bunch of Senate hearing reports designed to make it really easy for the DoJ to do so if they're willing.
That was at its peak, only about 5% of solar installs in California; the rest has all been utility-scale.
Through 2023, renewable growth wasn't yet fast enough to force a cut in emissions. That potentially changed this year
Every successful mutation is like that. The article has a fair bit more detail.
They've been routinely inviting Presidential candidates for quite a while. Here for example is the NABJ interview of Biden in 2020, and their interview of Clinton in 2016
The only real question is why Trump accepted.
It means a bunch of people won't vote for Trump; he had been trying to peel off some of the Black vote. This means he can't
Sadly, they are in fact investing in new production.
We're still using fossil fuels, and not phasing out as fast as possible.
That's a completely reasonable adaptation measure.
Be better to increase its size; there are constitutional restrictions on cutting the pay of judges.