Last month, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced a proposed rule to overturn the 2009 endangerment finding. The finding, which declared greenhouse gases a threat to public health and welfare, provided the legal backbone for the federal government to regulate carbon dioxide from cars, trucks, power plants, manufacturing facilities, and more.
America is Set To Restart a Retired Nuclear Plant for the First Time
The Palisades Nuclear Plant is located on the shoreline of Lake Michigan, a short two-hour drive from Chicago. It came online in 1971 and was retired in 2022, ranked at the time as the eighth-oldest nuclear plant in the country. Now, the plant is set to restart and make history as the first American nuclear plant to do so.
Can These Rectangular-Track Turbines Replace the Industry Standard?
Airloom Energy is debuting a new type of wind energy technology that differs significantly from current offerings on the market.
How Heartland Farmers Are Reimagining Agriculture
A new model of agriculture: one where profitability and environmental health aren’t tradeoffs but twin outcomes of smart innovation.
Could AI Make Nuclear Permitting Faster?
Implementing artificial intelligence may help make nuclear permitting faster, even with existing bureaucratic hurdles.
As AI Expansion Drives Up Energy Use, Companies like Vertiv are Investing in Sustainable Cooling Technologies
To meet the escalating energy demands within AI, some are investing in high-tech liquid technologies for improved efficiency.
Researchers Achieve Major Breakthrough in Performance of Aqueous Battery Systems
Conventional lithium–ion batteries are used in cell phones, laptops, and electric vehicles. With rising energy needs and critical minerals mining being highly resource-intensive, innovative companies are looking for environmentally friendly ways to meet our future battery needs.. Aqueous batteries, which use water-based electrolytes instead of organic solvents, offer an innovative and sustainable alternative to traditional...
Permitting Must Be a Priority for the Future of American Energy
Well-intentioned laws meant to prevent environmental missteps remain the most significant barrier holding America back from meeting the energy moment.
Meet the San Francisco-Based Robotics Firm on an Ambitious Mission to End Waste
An AI-powered recycling firm called Glacier has developed next-generation robotic systems to end waste.
Biochar Gains Momentum in Washington
Healthy soil is at the heart of a prosperous and abundant farming industry.









