E+E Leader reporter Kaleigh Harrison writes on a recent Aspen Institute water strategy. Read more in E+E Leader here.
Articles from Around the Web
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Elon Musk Wants to Build an A.I. Satellite Factory on the Moon
Read more in the New York Times here.
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US issues license facilitating oil, gas exploration and production in Venezuela
Reuters’ Marianna Parraga reports that the Treasury Department has issued a new general license clearing the way for U.S. companies to provide equipment, technology, and services for oil and gas exploration and production in Venezuela. Read more in Reuters here.
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PM2.5, Regulatory Uncertainty, and the Role of Science in Policymaking
The Environmental Protection Agency’s recent decision to temporarily stop assigning dollar values to the projected health benefits of reducing fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and ozone has sparked renewed controversy over air pollution regulation. As I discussed last week, the agency framed the move as a response to persistent uncertainty in estimating PM2.5 health effects, not as a withdrawal from regulating air pollution or considering public health impacts.
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EPA set to repeal landmark finding that climate change endangers the public
Read more in The Hill here.
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Snow, Cold, And The Quiet Miracle Of Modern Energy
Kevin Dayartana and Paul Teller write in the Daily Caller. Read more in the Daily Caller here.
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NRC Launches Major Reorganization as Licensing Deadlines and Reform Workload Intensify
POWER Magazine editor Sonal Patel covers the NRC’s effort to keep up with a surge in nuclear licensing and reform demands. Read more in POWER Magazine here.
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Ex-Tesla Energy Chief Raises $230 Million for Battery Startup
Bloomberg reporter Coco Liu writes on the fast-growing home battery market as grid strain pushes storage into the mainstream. Read more on the startup in Bloomberg here.
