“The truth is that hunters are some of the best advocates for our natural world. Indeed, they consistently fund conservation efforts, keep animal populations healthy, and pass on traditions conducive to and necessary for a healthy ecosystem.”
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Carbon Capture Technology Is Ramping Up
"Moving to renewable energy and electric vehicles can help reduce GHGs. But we can’t transition to them overnight. There are other ways to reduce GHGs. One method often discussed is carbon capture and storage (CCS). It’s also known as carbon sequestration, carbon scrubbing and clean coal technology."
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5 Things To Know About Hurricanes And Climate Change After The Vice Presidential Debate
"In summary, the consensus on climate change and hurricanes is that we will likely have fewer of them, but when they occur, they will be stronger (on average). There also may be changes in their forward speed, rainfall production, and latitudinal extent. I encourage the public, media, and policymakers to discuss hurricane - climate change connections properly."
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Appalachian-Area Candidates Are Campaigning To Create Clean Energy Jobs For Struggling Families
“But there’s a new promise — and it’s coming from some unexpected corners: coal country, which has office-seekers campaigning to create green energy jobs by attracting investment and retraining workers.”
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Energy efficiency can help rebuild NC’s economy
“When customers of power companies participate in energy efficiency measures, they use less electricity and save more money… A new report shows it might just help rebuild North Carolina’s COVID-19-ravaged economy, too.”
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Xi Jinping as an environmentalist? C’mon, man!
“If the past is any guide, Xi won’t risk an economic slowdown, and his grip on power, over environmental issues, any more than he will risk liberalizing China’s human rights restrictions."
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We Don’t Need to Be Forced to Care About the Planet
“Crucially, none of these monumental steps forward in the fight against climate change were government-mandated. Private companies are voluntarily shifting towards more environmentally-friendly ways of operating.”
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Idaho Project a Flashpoint of Environmentalists’ Drag on Economic Progress
“Despite the misinformation regarding mining being promulgated by its environmentalist opponents, Midas Gold’s proposal would use modern, heavily regulated mining to responsibly extract hundreds of millions of pounds of valuable domestic resources. Proceeds of the mining activities would also be used to reclaim the land and water damaged by earlier and largely unregulated mining.”
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California’s Misguided Electric Vehicle Policies
“If California’s elected officials are serious about transitioning to EVs by 2035, more EV chargers will be needed. The best way and most consumer-friendly way to get more EV chargers is to work with the private market to get more private capital invested in charging. But, to do that, the state should stop approving utility companies that want to increase the bills of their customers to cover the cost of EV charging.”
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There’s Clean Aluminum and Dirty Aluminum. Can Anyone Tell the Difference?
“By most accounts, aluminum has a growing role to play in the emerging lower-carbon economy. Aluminum makes up about 8% of solar panels, by weight, and it is also used to make automobiles lighter and more fuel efficient.”