The tech giants are all going long on renewables, but Amazon seems to be going long on oil and gas.

A new story from Gizmodo details Amazon’s budding romance with the fossil fuel industry, even as it also lags behind its peers in buying clean energy for its operations.

Other tech companies are using their analytics to help extract more fossil fuels — but is the extent of Amazon’s pursuit unique?

Then, a new study shows that three-quarters of all coal in the U.S. is more expensive than new renewables. But there’s an ongoing push from coal groups to force plants to stay open. We’ll have the latest in the feeble attempt to save coal.

Finally, the Supreme Court rejects a challenge to state nuclear subsidies. Is it a green light for more states to save their nuke fleets?

Recommended reading:

Gizmodo: Amazon Is Aggressively Pursuing Big Oil as It Stalls Out on Clean Energy

Vox: Amazon Says It’s a Leader on Fighting Climate Change. 5,000 Employees Disagree

Indy Star: Out-of-State Coal Interests Are Funding a Battle to Keep Coal Plants From Closing

Houston Chronicle: Supreme Court Denies Challenge to NY Nuclear Subsidy

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