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Wind and solar aren’t the enemy in Texas. Neither is natural gas.
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Wind and solar aren’t the enemy in Texas. Neither is natural gas.

"It seems everyone but our state legislators understand that renewable energy and fossil fuels don't have to be mutually exclusive. If we want to keep the lights on for the foreseeable future, especially during severe weather events, we need as much reliable thermal power available as possible. But our short-term needs shouldn't derail Texas from the long-term goal of having an efficient, more affordable grid powered mostly by clean energy. If we want to remain the nation's leader in renewable energy, we can't treat it like an inconvenience."

This Startup Says It Can Breed A Better Tomato On Demand
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This Startup Says It Can Breed A Better Tomato On Demand

"What Sound Agriculture did, Bayer explains, was develop a solution made up of pieces of the tomato’s own DNA that, when a plant is alive, helps to guide particular genes to turn themselves on or off. In this case, they selected bits of the plant DNA that regulated the cell walls of the tomato. The company soaked the tomato seeds in this solution as they started to germinate, locking in the gene expression pathway."

Texas Targets the Free Market
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Texas Targets the Free Market

"Citing the collapse of the power grid two years ago, Texas lawmakers are considering nine bills that would put Texas firmly in the economic-protection business. If enacted, the legislation would box out any alternatives to incumbent natural gas, coal, and nuclear energy."

Artificial Intelligence Steps In to Lower Carbon Footprint of Buildings
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Artificial Intelligence Steps In to Lower Carbon Footprint of Buildings

"JLL, which manages billions of square feet of commercial real estate around the world, has been making a string of investments to bring AI systems to companies looking to cut their emissions. The business case: Eco-friendly buildings charge higher rents and are on the market for less time. JLL says it expects 56% of organizations to pay a premium for sustainable spaces by 2025."

Idaho Project a Flashpoint of Environmentalists’ Drag on Economic Progress
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Idaho Project a Flashpoint of Environmentalists’ Drag on Economic Progress

“Despite the misinformation regarding mining being promulgated by its environmentalist opponents, Midas Gold’s proposal would use modern, heavily regulated mining to responsibly extract hundreds of millions of pounds of valuable domestic resources. Proceeds of the mining activities would also be used to reclaim the land and water damaged by earlier and largely unregulated mining.”

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