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Letters to the Editor: February 15, 2025
Free Press reader disappointed seeing fellow Canadians booing the U.S. national anthem at sporting events.
Brews News: Steam Whistle thrives by keeping things simple
Ask someone from Bonavista to Vancouver Island to name a craft beer brand and chances are it’ll be Steam Whistle.
Utah’s Clean Solar Energy & Storage Boom: Why?
Near some of the most beautiful spots in the world, the San Rafael Swell and Arches National Park (as shown in the two photos in the figure below) Moab, the Green River and the Colorado River, there is a massive new green energy project, the Green River Energy Center, which … [continued]
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Democratic Governors Prepared To Keep The EV Revolution Moving Forward
Many US states are prepared to keep the EV revolution moving forward even if federal incentives are taken away.
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The Problem & Potential Of Hydropower
Mark Z. Jacobson from Stanford University has explained why investments in wind, water, and solar are the only feasible ways to convert the US and the world to clean energy. However, even the best technologies come with environmental impacts. With encouragement from the federal government, private industry has recently made … [continued]
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Renewable Energy Lures New Lithium Venture To Deep Red State
The battery-grade lithium producer Stardust Power is leveraging renewable energy to set up shop in Oklahoma…if it survives the Trump chopping block, that is.
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Research finds some bees in cities struggle with the heat
Research out of Bowling Green State University studies bees in 10 cities in the U.S. It looks at how well different bee species tolerate heat and dehydration.
What Can The US Labor Movement Do To Build On Its 2024 Victories?
With the recent election upheaval in the US government, it’s important to remember that the labor movement flourished in 2024. Workers across sectors and interests challenged wage ceilings, sought job safety and security, and looked to unions to represent their collective interests. The ascendance of Donald J. Trump to the … [continued]
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