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Clean Energy Prices Projected to Drop Significantly in 2025 In the picturesque hills of Jinhua, Zhejiang Province in China, a worker deftly maneuvers a drone to transport solar panels for the development of an agrivoltaic...

Illinois Struggles to Meet Climate Goals Despite Ambitious Targets Four years ago, Governor JB Pritzker of Illinois signed the Climate Equitable Jobs Act, a bold initiative aimed at transforming the state's economy by 2030. This...

Clean Energy Metals Caught in Global Trade Fray In the summer of 2023, Vasileios Tsianos, the vice president of corporate development at Neo Performance Materials, found himself at the center of a transatlantic whirlwind. Neo,...

In a groundbreaking move, Pets at Home, a renowned pet supplies retailer in the United Kingdom, has introduced Chick Bites, the first-ever dog treats made with lab-grown meat. This innovative product, created by Meatly,...

When the Trump administration dismantled a vital environmental justice tool within days of taking office, a dedicated team of data scientists and academics sprang into action. Prepared for this moment, they had compiled a...

A group of legislators, led by Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.), recently made headlines as they sought accountability from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Dressed in a blue suit with a scarf boldly declaring...

Donald Trump's Climate Politics: A Call for Action Recent scientific findings have revealed a concerning reality - global temperatures have surpassed 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels for the first time. Dr. James Hansen, a...

A recent study by researchers from the Universities of Manchester and Birmingham has shed light on the immediate impact of short-term exposure to air pollution on cognitive functions. The findings suggest that even brief...

GOP Seeks to Repeal Methane Fee: Environmental Impact and Political Backlash Oil and gas fields are notorious for losing gas due to leaks, leading to the release of a potent climate-damaging pollutant into the atmosphere....

In 1903, the US Government passed a law that led to the construction of the Roosevelt Dam, creating the Salt River Project and pioneering both irrigation and hydroelectricity. This milestone was followed by the...