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Connecticut Advocates, Elected Officials, & Public Health Experts Speak Out Against High Asthma Rates
HARTFORD, Connecticut — Today, Sierra Club Connecticut, local environmental justice leaders, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, and state elected officials hosted a Press Conference on Connecticut’s High Asthma Rates in the Legislative Office Building. Hartford ranked eighth in the Asthma and Allergy Foundation’s rankings of “Asthma Capitals” due to … [continued]
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Central Heat Pump Water Heaters Are On The Up & Up
Central heat pump water heaters (HPWH) are on the up and up by any way you measure it. These HPWHs heat water for bigger buildings such as apartment complexes, hotels, and grocery stores. More manufacturers are getting into the market and producing a variety of products. More innovations are helping … [continued]
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Look Ma, No Inverter! New Ford Fathom Cuts The Cost Of Bidirectional EV Charging
Ford’s new Fathom electric pickup truck — which is still under wraps — comes with a new bidirectional EV charging system that eliminates the cost of an external inverter.
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World’s Largest Electric Ferry Enters Service In Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Argentina is separated from Colonia, Uruguay by the Rio de la Plata estuary. While it is possible to drive between the two cities, it is faster and more convenient to take a ferry ride. Buquebus, a popular ferry operator in Buenos Aires, offers round trip excursions to Colonia … [continued]
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Future Cleantech Architects Has a Shipping Factsheet Worth Reading
Shipping decarbonization presents policymakers with a bewildering range of choices. Batteries, biofuels, methanol, ammonia, hydrogen, wind assistance, shore power, nuclear propulsion and onboard carbon capture all compete for attention, despite serving very different vessel types and operating requirements. Future Cleantech Architects (FCA), a German nonprofit think tank that evaluates climate … [continued]
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