Tag: National
Feds banish, fine Pictured Rocks visitors for vandalizing cliffs
Four Illinois residents who vandalized cliffs at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula have been temporarily banned from the park and fined. The visitors carved large letters into […]
Hawaiʻi’s LNG Business Case Was Overly Optimistic & Built On A Broken Spreadsheet
The revelation that the spreadsheet behind Hawaiʻi’s headline LNG savings case appears not to include the cost of the LNG itself is the kind of finding that changes the center of gravity of an entire policy debate. The Sierra Club of Hawaiʻi press release on March 12, built around comments … [continued]
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Is The Big Oil Cartel Losing Its Influence?
A week of the US/Israeli war against Iran continues on unabated, and the Iran military blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has infused more turmoil into an already dangerous situation. In a typical day, 20 million barrels of oil passes through the Strait, but nothing seems typical anymore in our … [continued]
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Thin Film Solar Gets A Muscular Perovskite Makeover
The US thin film solar manufacturer First Solar is adding the power of perovskite to its CdTe formula, aiming to turbo-boost its solar conversion efficiency.
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Zero-Emission Trucks in Europe — The Road So Far
Electric truck sales rose sharply in 2025 as the first ever truck CO2 target kicked in July. New data reveals the state of zero-emission truck sales in Europe. The new target has spurred the European e-truck market, though China still leads the global race. Front-running countries show the way forward … [continued]
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