Energy abundance and pro-growth policies are necessary to reduce emissions in the long term and improve prosperity across the globe.
The Home Depot Just Made a Major Change to How It Power Its Stores: ‘The Most Abundant Energy Resource On Earth’
"But this recent announcement was not the first time the orange-branded store went green. Over 80 of the company’s stores currently have rooftop solar arrays and many more use wind energy. These developments, when combined with the new solar purchase, are reportedly enough to power at least 500 of The Home Depot’s 2,319 stores."
An Informed Climate and Energy Policy is Not “Anti-Science”
The way that humanity is going to handle climate change is not by creating conflict, but by working together to solve problems.
A new nuclear reactor in the U.S. starts up. It’s the first in nearly seven years
"However, because nuclear energy is generated without releasing carbon dioxide emissions, which cause global warming, the increased sense of urgency in responding to climate change has given nuclear energy a chance at a renaissance."
As steel giants face climate goals, investors focus on decarbonization and emissions
The steelmaker has also invested in other companies adjacent to or crucial to the steelmaking industry, including LanzaTech, which makes carbon-capture tech, and Form Energy, which specializes in long-duration energy storage."
Right of First Refusal: Energy Development Requires Competition
Right of first refusal laws hinder energy progress and affordability by stifling competition and innovation
If we can plan for nuclear reactors on the moon, we can relax planning here in Britain
"In space, no one can hear you scream opposition to critical infrastructure development, so things get built. If Britain wants cheap energy, it must first fix its broken planning system."
House Republicans Are Seizing The Energy Moment
House Republicans have made energy affordability and energy security the centerpiece of their campaign. It’s time Democrats follow suit.
Can We Achieve Sustainable Fishing on a Global Scale?
"Small-scale fishing communities tend to regulate themselves in a proactive way to ensure sustainable harvests: The regulators are the fishers, and the fishers are the regulators. The fishers in a certain area today will be the same fishers in that same area tomorrow, the next day and the next year. It is in their interest to catch enough to make a living but not so much as to deplete next year’s catch."
This Oman-based startup turns carbon into solid rock — and does it super fast
"44.01 has partnered with ADNOC and has begun a pilot project in Fujairah that will be the world’s largest peridotite mineralisation project so far, and the first to use seawater to inject CO2. This project will open the possibility of mineralizing billions of tons of captured carbon across the region."
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