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New Freight Electrification Report: A Strategic Blueprint For US Truck Charging
The electrification of freight trucking in the United States has quietly become a central strategic challenge for decarbonization efforts. Transportation is now the leading source of greenhouse gas emissions in the US, surpassing even electricity generation, and heavy-duty trucking alone contributes disproportionately to this problem. While US rail refuses to … [continued]
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‘I could hear her screaming’: Man describes pulling partner from burning home
Nick Taylor says he was in the backyard of his east London home when he heard a loud “pop” and saw a bathroom window blow out.
I Speak for the Fish: How to photograph mysterious freshwater fish
I Speak for the Fish is a monthly column written by Great Lakes Now Contributor Kathy Johnson, coming out the third Monday of each month. Publishing the author’s views and assertions does not represent endorsement by Great Lakes Now or Detroit Public Television.
London whiz kid finds room in packed schedule for major science competition
A teenage London science buff who’s been studying viruses in his spare time since the COVID-19 pandemic is headed to an international science and engineering event in Ohio. Rayne Wallace, 17, will be among eight “exceptional” students from across Canada who will represent the country as Team Canada-ISEF at the 2025 Regeneron International Science and […]
Solar Panel Waste is Tiny—Coal & Gas Emit Hundreds Of Times Mass Per MWh
Every few months, another wave of media reports predictably warns about the supposed “looming crisis” of solar panel waste. Given the urgency of climate action, it’s frustrating to see the conversation repeatedly derailed by these exaggerated concerns. I’ve previously examined this narrative around wind energy, demonstrating clearly in my CleanTechnica … [continued]
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