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EPA Withdraws Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Permit Amid Environmental Review
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EPA Withdraws Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Permit Amid Environmental Review

The Environmental Appeals Board (EAB) of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has granted a motion for voluntary remand, effectively withdrawing the Clean Air Act permit for the Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Project. The March 14, 2025, decision follows a petition by Save Long Beach Island, Inc. (SLBI), citing environmental concerns, and aligns with a...

Geothermal Energy Gains Momentum in National Security
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Geothermal Energy Gains Momentum in National Security

The United States Department of Defense (DoD) has taken a significant step toward integrating geothermal energy solutions across military installations, designating eleven American companies as “Awardable” under the U.S. Air Force’s geothermal initiative. This recognition, facilitated through the Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace, streamlines procurement for the rapid deployment of cutting-edge geothermal technologies to enhance national security...

Minnesota’s Climate-Smart Food Initiative Gains Traction with $200 Million EPA Grant
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Minnesota’s Climate-Smart Food Initiative Gains Traction with $200 Million EPA Grant

A $200 million EPA grant aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Minnesota’s food systems is generating significant interest from businesses, nonprofits, and local governments. Administered by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), the funding will support efforts to make food production, transportation, and waste management more sustainable while improving food security and public health....

Corning Leads Carbon Capture Innovation with Honeycomb Substrates
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Corning Leads Carbon Capture Innovation with Honeycomb Substrates

As the fight against climate change intensifies, carbon capture technology has become a critical solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Leading this innovation is Corning’s ceramic honeycomb substrate—originally designed to reduce vehicle emissions, now repurposed to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) at an industrial scale. Carbon capture extracts CO2 from the atmosphere or industrial exhaust streams...

How AI, Automation, and Renewable Energy Are Reshaping the Future of Farming
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How AI, Automation, and Renewable Energy Are Reshaping the Future of Farming

The 2024 Global Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Census reveals an industry at the cutting edge of technological transformation. As farms scale and optimize operations, the adoption of smart technology, AI, and renewable energy is accelerating. These innovations are driving efficiency, sustainability, and profitability in an industry poised to reshape global food production. AI and Automation:...

California Recycling Facility Transforms Food Cartons into Materials
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California Recycling Facility Transforms Food Cartons into Materials

A new recycling facility in Lodi, California, is set to enhance food and beverage carton recycling, expanding sustainable building material production on the West Coast. Developed in collaboration with the Carton Council, Elof Hansson USA Inc., and the Upcycling Group, the facility is expected to begin operations by the end of the third quarter. It will process post-consumer...

RepAir Carbon Joins Shell and Mitsubishi in Gulf Coast Direct Air Capture Hub
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RepAir Carbon Joins Shell and Mitsubishi in Gulf Coast Direct Air Capture Hub

RepAir Carbon has entered into a landmark partnership with Shell US Gas and Power, LLC and Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas) to advance large-scale carbon removal in Louisiana. As a key technology provider for the Pelican Gulf Coast Carbon Removal DAC hub, RepAir will deploy its proprietary electrochemical Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology as part of the Pelican Consortium—a collaboration including Louisiana State...

Hybrid Waterjet Ferries Mark a First in U.S. Maritime Sustainability
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Hybrid Waterjet Ferries Mark a First in U.S. Maritime Sustainability

Marine Jet Power (MJP) and Derecktor Shipyards New York have launched the first hybrid passenger ferries in the United States powered by waterjet propulsion. Commissioned by Chatham Area Transit (CAT) in Savannah, Georgia, these vessels represent a step forward in sustainable transportation. The 65-foot ferries, Juliette Gordon Low II and Susie King Taylor II, are equipped with MJP UltraJet 305...

Vineyard Wind Resumes Turbine Blade Installation Following Five-Month Suspension
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Vineyard Wind Resumes Turbine Blade Installation Following Five-Month Suspension

Vineyard Wind has resumed turbine blade installation on its offshore wind farm, marking the first such activity since a blade broke off earlier this year. Vineyard Wind and government officials confirmed that the work commenced on Saturday, and three blades were successfully installed over the weekend. The resumption follows a five-month hiatus after a catastrophic...

Water-Smart Crops Could Transform Western Agriculture
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Water-Smart Crops Could Transform Western Agriculture

Colorado River water conservation and drought-resistant agriculture are at the forefront of a groundbreaking study that could reshape farming across the Western United States. Led by Colorado State University researchers, the study examines three innovative alternatives to alfalfa: Kernza, sainfoin, and silflower. These crops have the potential to dramatically reduce water usage while supporting sustainable...

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