The World Economic Forum has stated that nuclear energy is essential for a clean energy future.
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Cadillac to unveil the Lyriq, its first all-electric model
Several Democratic environmental plans mandate electric manufacturing but ignore the fact that many car companies are already making electric vehicles.
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New radiation-resistant material makes it safer and cheaper to recycle spent nuclear fuel
Scientists have developed a radiation-resistant material that makes it safer and cheaper to capture radioactive off gases that are generated during the recycling of spent nuclear fuel.
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Breakthrough technology purifies water using the power of sunlight
TechExplore reports advancements in a new technology that purifies water using the power of sunlight.
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Analysis of renewable energy points toward more affordable carbon-free electricity
A study conducted by the California Institute of Technology finds that in order to reach a 100% renewable energy grid, advancements in battery/energy storage are required.
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New hybrid device can both capture and store solar energy
This new device developed by the University of Houston captures heat from the sun and stores it as thermal energy.
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New Data Reveals Hidden Flood Risk Across America
New data from the First Street Foundation shows that more homes have a significant flood risk than FEMA had previously estimated.
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National Environmental Policy Act Is a Half-Century Old — And Long Outlived Its Usefulness
NEPA, while well-intentioned, often slows down projects that would benefit our environment.
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4 Reasons Trump Was Right to Pull Out of the Paris Agreement
The Plan doesn’t actually work to curb global emissions, instead it allows dirty economies to stay dirty.
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Some of the Loudest Backers of Paris Climate Accords Are Bucking the Agreement
The biggest supporters of the Paris Agreement are the ones who are failing to keep their end of the agreement.
