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Hyliion secures $6 M grant from DOE to advance bioenergy and reduce methane emissions

Hyliion Holdings Corp has been awarded a $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to support the implementation of its KARNO...

Developers eye Louisiana, Texas coasts for offshore carbon storage

The fishers in Gulf of Mexico waters off Cameron Parish, Louisiana, estimate their catch has fallen catastrophically from 1 million tons a season to...

As states line up to battle Trump over climate, Pennsylvania could be on the sidelines

As President-elect Donald Trump takes direct aim at federal climate policy, states and their attorneys general are preparing to fight back. In California, the governor has asked...

‘We have been heard’: Montana youth score a major climate victory in court

Montana’s Supreme Court has ruled that the 16 youth who sued the state in a landmark climate change lawsuit have a constitutional right to...

Traditional weather forecasting is slow and expensive. AI could help.

Every day, meteorologist Hannah Wangari takes the free graphs and maps produced by the five forecasting models she subscribes to and interprets what she...

What Is the Final Third Rule of e-Manifest?

The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) Hazardous Waste Electronic Manifest (e-Manifest) system has been used to centralize hazardous waste tracking information across...

The Growing Human Footprint on Earth, as Seen from Space

Last year saw warming reach startling new highs, with record heat fueling extreme weather around the world. As farms and cities grow, pollution is...

Stopping Old Man Winter’s Wind – Naturally

Natural Wind Break on North Side of House About twenty years ago, I first wrote about this topic, and I believe the time has...

How to Grow an Abundance of Spinach in the Winter

Winter greenhouses are perfect for growing winter spinach. Spinach loves the cool growing temperatures, and winter greenhouses are the ideal place to grow spinach. Several...

Loss of Antarctic Sea Ice Is Giving Rise to More Frequent Storms

The decline of sea ice around Antarctica is fueling more frequent storms in the Southern Ocean, a new study finds.Read more on E360 → Source:...

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