Tag: government
Xenopoulos: Warmer weather leading to vanishing winters in Great Lakes
Winter conditions in the Great Lakes are getting much shorter — by about two weeks fewer each decade since 1995
Grey-Bruce agencies call for more action to address poverty crisis
Grey-Bruce anti-poverty advocates are calling for a renewed commitment to poverty reduction from all levels of government when the need has never been greater. Local agencies working to combat issues such as food insecurity, lack of housing affordability, homelessness and wage inequality put out an urgent call for coordinated action earlier this week in advance […]
Why The Kia EV5 Could Be A Huge Hit In The USA
Kia and Hyundai have been building electric vehicles for the past decade that have been highly praised by EV fans who pay close attention to the details of these cars. However, that hasn’t led to the biggest sales numbers. It seems something goes wrong between development of these electric vehicles … [continued]
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Solar & Storage Succeed When Cybersecurity Leads
Solar and energy storage are the lowest-cost, fastest-to-build technologies available to help meet rising electricity demand. The market is quickly responding to this reality. Solar and storage accounted for 84% of new grid capacity additions in 2024, and according to SEIA’s and Wood Mackenzie’s latest Solar Market Insight Report, these technologies made up 82% of new capacity added in the first half … [continued]
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Cutting The Cost Of Green Hydrogen: Say It, Don’t Spray It
A new, low-iridium catalyst aims for a sharp reduction in the cost of green hydrogen, helping to push natural gas and coal out of the hydrogen supply chain.
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