Environment News
Richest Nations Driving Extinction Through Agricultural and Forestry Imports
Richest Nations Fueling Global Biodiversity Loss Through ImportsA recent study conducted by Princeton University has shed light on the significant role that high-income countries play in driving biodiversity loss worldwide. Surprisingly, these nations are...
Activists Mobilize Against Drilling: Colorado Oil and Gas Operators React
Colorado Activists Rally Against Drilling: Oil and Gas Operators RespondA recent decision by Colorado state regulators has sparked a wave of activism from Denver-area groups opposed to oil and gas drilling near their suburban...
Plastics Industry Celebrates Trump’s Symbolic Attack on Paper Straws
President Trump recently made headlines by signing an executive order to halt the federal procurement of paper straws. In a move that undoes part of a previous Biden-era initiative to eliminate single-use plastics, Trump's...
Is the Northeast at Risk of Another Devastating Wildfire Season?
Decades have passed since the Northeast was last engulfed by a devastating wildfire season, but the specter of another catastrophic event looms large. In 1947, deadly blazes tore through Bar Harbor, Maine, leaving a...
Challenges in Finding Protection Engineers and Technicians
The quest for qualified Protection Engineers and Technicians in the power industry is a pressing challenge that continues to puzzle industry professionals and experts alike. As the demand for these specialized roles grows, the...
Benefits of Reintroducing Wolves to Scottish Highlands – Study
A groundbreaking study led by scientists at the University of Leeds has shed light on the potential benefits of reintroducing wolves to the Scottish Highlands. The research, which focuses on the impact of wolves...
Top Utility Industry News – February 17, 2025
In the world of utility management, staying informed about the latest industry news is crucial for professionals looking to stay ahead of the curve. On February 17, 2025, Energy Central shared some exciting updates...
CO2 Pipeline Company Fined $2.4m for Threatening Federal Inspectors
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration has proposed a hefty $2.4 million fine against Denbury, the company responsible for constructing a carbon dioxide pipeline in Mississippi. This fine comes as a result of...
CCS Technologies: Advancements and Cost Analysis
CCS Technologies: Paving the Way for a Greener FutureAdvancements in CCS Technologies and CostsIn the quest for a more sustainable future, Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technologies have emerged as a crucial tool in...
Impact of Federal Funding and Hiring Freezes on Wildfire Vulnerability
Wildfires are a constant threat in the United States, especially in regions like the Southeast and the West. With the recent freeze of federal funds and hiring orders issued by President Donald Trump and...
