Category: Climate change
Stateside: Monday, Oct. 19, 2026
From campaign stops in the U.P. to piping plover conservation, Detroit school board races, and Arabian horses at MSU, we cover politics, education, wildlife, and more.
Verdox Captured CO₂ From An Aluminum Smelter. Commercial Scale Is A Much Bigger System.
Verdox has completed a useful industrial demonstration at Hydro’s Sunndal aluminum smelter in Norway. During a two-month test, its electrochemical process captured carbon dioxide from exhaust containing only about 1% CO₂ and operated in the presence of contaminants found in real smelter gas. Hydro’s investment and continued work with Verdox … [continued]
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How El Niño could impact the coming Michigan winter
NOAA’s seasonal forecast projects a warmer, drier Michigan winter for 2026-27 than we’re used to, and we can thank El Niño for that.
Hunters may see more dead deer than usual this fall due to epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD)
The state DNR says cases of epizootic hemorrhagic disease are surging in deer in 12 counties. The disease cannot be caught by humans, but it can kill a lot of deer.
Electrification Changes What Energy Security Means
For most of the fossil-fuel era, energy security meant securing a continuous flow of things that disappeared when they were used. Oil arrived in tankers, natural gas crossed pipelines or oceans as LNG, and coal moved by rail and ship. Burn the fuel and another shipment had to follow, which … [continued]
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