Tag: Energy
Are fireworks bad for the environment? What to know for this July 4th
With growing environmental concerns about air quality and pollution from wildfires, some are questioning the impact of fireworks on Michigan’s environment. This comes especially after last year’s shows, when Detroit saw the air quality index reaching close to 500, the hazardous zone, on July 5, 2024.
Some Early Responses to Big Bad Budget Bill
Congress has passed a reconciliation bill for 2025. It has been misleadingly branded “One Big Beautiful Bill” by Donald Trump and Republicans, but it’s really One Big Bad Budget Bill. We’ve already covered it a bit, and I’m sure we will write much more about it in the coming days, … [continued]
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Massive Green Hydrogen Project To Produce Low-Carbon Fertilizer
Zero emission electricity from a hydropower dam will be deployed to produce green hydrogen for a new low-carbon fertilizer plant in Paraguay.
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Environmental groups ask for more details on spending at Palisades nuclear plant
Holtec International has reported spending millions from its decommissioning trust fund for the nuclear plant on Lake Michigan. But decommissioning is no longer the plan.
Hydrogen Isn’t The Answer: 0.7-1.5 Billion Tons CO2e Would Make It A Climate Liability
Hydrogen is often presented as the clean-energy solution capable of decarbonizing the trickiest sectors, including heavy industry, aviation, maritime shipping, and long-haul trucking. Yet, a growing body of evidence makes it clear that a hydrogen economy, at scale, would deliver a major setback to global climate goals rather than helping … [continued]
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