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Governor Evers, What About Nuclear Power?
Governor Evers' Clean Energy Plan falls into a common trap: there’s little mention of developing nuclear energy in the state.
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Modern Electron’s Pursuit to Decarbonize Home Heating
For most people, the word sustainability brings to mind images of tree planting and reusable water bottles. Occasionally the concerned homeowner will read articles about conserving energy at…
Energy
A Recent Koch Industries Acquisition Is Great for Solar Growth
To reach industry projections, solar needs both industry know-how and an innovative spirit willing to make it happen.
Environment
Verdox Is Changing The World of Carbon Capture As We Know It
Verdox systems use electric voltage, not heat, to create a more efficient process. This eliminates the need for water or heat within the system while applying electricity more efficiently.
Energy
Hydrogen Begins to Mature Into a Fuel of the Future
Hydrogen fuel is clearly here to stay and is set to provide an increasing proportion of the world’s fuel for many years to come.
Environment
Battelle, Equinor to Bring Carbon Capture to Appalachia
Through their leadership, Battelle and Equinor are showing that the private sector is indeed ready to lead the way to a cleaner future.
Energy
The UK Forges a Global Path to Nuclear Fusion
The Joint European Torus (JET) laboratory in the UK’s Culham Centre for Fusion Energy have broken records on energy extraction from hydrogen fusion.
Energy
Why Solar Use Is Expanding In States Not Known For Sun
Anyone who has road-tripped across the Midwest is used to the sight of wind turbines dotting the terrain. Now, we are likely to see solar panels popping up just as often. The Midwest is certainly a key piece to America’s energy transition puzzle, and solar development is not slowing down.
Energy
President Biden’s Simple Tool to Increase U.S. Solar Deployment
With respect to solar tariffs, the best option for President Biden is to sit back and let them expire.
Environment
5 Things Market-Based Environmentalists Should Celebrate from 2021
2021 saw much that environmentalists can celebrate, with great strides forward made for the sake of our planet and all who live upon it. As we enter 2022, our goals should build upon the success of this past year to reach even greater heights.