The robust private and public sector investment in carbon dioxide removal is a welcome step for climate-conscious citizens, the economy, and the planet.
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New Sustainable Solution for Recycling Epoxy-Based Turbine Blades
The new sustainable solution for recycling epoxy turbine blades exemplifies the work of the private sector in developing innovative solutions to address energy and environmental challenges.
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The Race to Develop the Next Generation of Aviation Fuel
As one of the most popular and safest forms of global transportation, aviation is essential to powering modern life. Air travel helps move goods around the world and empowers people to explore the world. With respect to other forms of transportation, aviation has a relatively small contribution to the world’s climate footprint —accounting for around...
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Climate Change is Forever on the GOP Debate Stage
A Debate Without Trump Made It Easier to Look Ahead
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German Brewery Invents World’s First Powdered Lager
This DIY beverage can massively help slash the climate costs of your pint.
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Consumers Should Decide What Car is Best for Them
Empowering consumers and removing barriers to innovation will better serve the economy and the environment.
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Data-Driven Agriculture: Why Data Collection Can Improve Conservation Programs
Research and analysis of project data will help to implement better programs, such as outcomes-based conservation, and help conservationists implement more effective projects.
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Football’s Sustainable Powerhouses Recognized by Play to Zero
Kickoff might be around the corner, but cheering for more sustainable football is something that all fans should root for.
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Fossil Fuels Can Coexist With Climate Goals
Renewables, batteries, and nuclear power will play an increasingly important role in the world’s energy mix, and there are ways policymakers can increase clean energy capacity by reforming the permitting process and unleashing the private sector to invest in domestic supply chains for uranium and critical minerals. But assuming fossil fuels will disappear without significant cost to human welfare is devoid of reality.