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DOE selects Tennessee as finalist to host ‘Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus’
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DOE selects Tennessee as finalist to host ‘Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus’

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced Monday that the U.S. Department of Energy selected Tennessee as a finalist to host a “Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus.” According to the governor’s office, the campus could bring billions of dollars in economic investment and create thousands of jobs. The DOE said the campus would support the development of domestic...

Leaked document reveals White House nuclear waste plan
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Leaked document reveals White House nuclear waste plan

The White House is pushing Congress to break a decades-long impasse around the handling of nuclear waste and entice states to get on board, according to a document obtained by POLITICO. The Trump administration is seeking changes to federal law to allow the Department of Energy to partner with states willing to store waste generated...

Congress should honor Teddy Roosevelt and conserve our outdoors for the next 250 years
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Congress should honor Teddy Roosevelt and conserve our outdoors for the next 250 years

Conservatives have long understood that conservation is not about locking away America’s natural treasures, but stewarding them through responsible use so future generations can enjoy the same public lands that earlier generations worked hard to secure. Just six years ago, President Donald Trump paid tribute to that legacy when he signed the original “Great American Outdoors Act”...

Why America Keeps Choking on Wildfire Smoke
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Why America Keeps Choking on Wildfire Smoke

The Midwest and Northeast registered some of the worst air quality in the world last week as wildfire smoke shrouded cities from Minneapolis to New York in an apocalyptic haze. More than 100 million Americans were under air-quality alerts, with smoke even reaching Washington, D.C., by the weekend. Most of the smoke came from Canada, where about 900 wildfires...

USDA Asks Partners to Develop AI Solutions to Accelerate Crop Innovation
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USDA Asks Partners to Develop AI Solutions to Accelerate Crop Innovation

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is taking steps to speed up progress in plant science by calling on universities and stakeholders to help build new AI tools that can translate the huge amount of germplasm data the agency collects. Through the Genesis Mission and the Agriculture Advanced Research and Development Authority (AgARDA), USDA is...

Investors Are Getting Pickier With Their AI Power Plays
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Investors Are Getting Pickier With Their AI Power Plays

Not long ago, the artificial intelligence boom lifted pretty much any stockwith a story to tell about serving electricity to data centers. Investors are getting more fretful about whether there will be enough power demand to go around.  For them, selling into a tight market in the 2030s would be a nice way to fund the continued...

Congress, amend the Endangered Species Act
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Congress, amend the Endangered Species Act

The far-left environmental lobby has a problem with Rep. Bruce Westerman’s proposed amendments to the Endangered Species Act. The Sierra Club calls them “nothing short of a tragedy.” The Center for Biological Diversity simply calls it the “Extinction Act.” These slogans are alarming and completely disconnected from what the bill does and from the stubborn reality of a law that is failing...

A growing political reckoning is coming for data centers, POLITICO Poll shows
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A growing political reckoning is coming for data centers, POLITICO Poll shows

Americans’ attitudes toward data centers have grown increasingly sour and politically polarized in the past six months, a trend that signals trouble for the artificial intelligence industry and leaders of both parties, according to new results from The POLITICO Poll. While growing opposition to the sprawling, server-packed data hubs is coming from both sides of...

Wildfire prevention needs a better federal framework
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Wildfire prevention needs a better federal framework

As major fires burn across Colorado and Utah this summer, the broader Western lesson is hard to miss. Colorado’s Aspen Acres fire forced evacuations and destroyed more than 160 structures. Utah’s Babylon Fire passed 100,000 acres recently, the state’s first fire to reach that mark in eight years. Colorado officials also issued air-quality advisoriestied to wildfire smoke moving through the...

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