As the international community looks to reduce emissions, American oil should have a valuable role to play.
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Congress Considers the State of Nuclear Fuel Recycling and Management
The private sector is ready to address America’s spent fuel needs. Now it’s up to policymakers to implement laws to streamline innovation and provide a comprehensive strategy to address spent fuel.
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Regulations Can’t Solve Climate Change
Rather than relying on the brute power of government to solve climate change, we should be looking towards those in the private sector, local citizens, and grassroots organizations to develop local solutions for these issues.
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Rep. Carol Miller on Her ‘Cut the Bull’ Approach to Climate Change
It is important to have leaders with real-world experience like Rep. Miller in office. Her innovation-first, no nonsense approach to climate change will undoubtedly benefit consumers and the environment alike.
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U.S. Coal Plant Closures Continue, While China Rapidly Builds More
Darrell Proctor writes for Power about coal plant closures in the United States. “China announced the new-builds during the first half of this year, despite the country’s pledge to become carbon neutral by 2060. Chinese officials have said they are looking at an emissions peak for the country before 2030.” Read the full article here.
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The Beardslee Homestead is Marrying Tradition and Sustainability
The American spirit of perseverance rooted in faith was very prevalent in the Beardslee family and now in the Greco family as we regenerate the farm into an Eco-AgriResort.
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This Startup Could Make the World’s Most Popular Crop Greener
By working directly with growers across South and Southeast Asia, Rize’s experts are driving efforts to decarbonize the global rice industry while successfully feeding the world.
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The Green Movement’s Insistence on Only Renewables Emboldens Putin
Decarbonising the energy grid requires market competition and diversified supply — not becoming fifth-columnists for Russian imperialism.
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Alaska’s newest gold rush: Seaweed
"Alaska has already attracted large operators. Seagrove Kelp now ranks as the country’s largest active seaweed farm. There are nearly a dozen other applications pending for kelp farms of at least 100 acres submitted by a mix of Alaskan, out-of-state and overseas players."
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NRC Approves First Non-Water-Cooled Reactor in More than 50 Years
The Hermes reactor will help to decarbonize industrial processes in the United States.
