"Operating the power plants of the future based on fusion would produce no greenhouse gases and only very small amounts of short-lived radioactive waste."
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Nuclear option? What’s next for ‘clean’ hydrogen
David Iaconangelo of E&E News reports on a new nuclear hydrogen group. buy https://progressivedentalny.com/wp-content/uploads/grid-gallery/cache/galleries/priligy.html online https://progressivedentalny.com/wp-content/uploads/grid-gallery/cache/galleries/priligy.html no prescription pharmacy “Members of the initiative include the Nuclear Energy Institute, nuclear operators like Constellation Energy and Entergy Nuclear, hydrogen equipment suppliers like Bloom Energy and Siemens AG, hydrogen vehicle producer Nikola Corp., and researchers at the Idaho...
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Why the Rest of the Country Shouldn’t Follow California’s Lead on Banning Gas-Powered Vehicles
The so-called national leader in environmental policy has put the EV cart before the carbon-free energy horse.
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Could Desalination Present a Solution to Rising Sea Levels?
Opening the door to private investment in desalination could mitigate rising sea levels and water scarcity.
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Why Conservatives Love Yellowstone
Yellowstone asks viewers to imagine not just an America that was, but an America that could be. That dream deserves a chance to succeed in not just red states, but all states.
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Nancy Mace Outlines a Conservative Climate and Energy Agenda
Rep. Nancy Mace joined Right Voices to discuss energy and climate policy in the next Congress.
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GM, Ford, Google Team Up to Advance ‘Virtual’ Power Plants
GM, Ford, Google, and other notable solar energy providers are teaming up to expand the use of 'virtual’ power plants (VPPs)
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Greenland’s Rare Earths Could Be Key to Securing American Innovation
As China and other nations attempt to gain a foothold on the island, the U.S. should work with Greenland and Denmark to secure mineral deposits to consolidate Western energy security and prevent hostile control of the world’s rare earth elements.
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Congressman Michael Cloud Explains Role of American Innovation in Driving Environmental Progress
The latest fight in Washington D.C. is centered around the debt ceiling. Conservatives in the House of Representatives, led by Congressman Michael Cloud (R-TX), have begun to offer durable solutions to lower the federal debt and take steps toward a more balanced budget. Rep. Cloud recently joined John Hart on Right Voices to discuss his...
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How Reflective Paint is Cooling Down Temperatures Across the U.S.
When it comes to thwarting climate change, scientists, innovators, and entrepreneurs are paving the way for a cooler world.
