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Invasive carp get closer to Lake Michigan as project to halt their spread is ordered to stop
By Anna Barnes
Invasive carp are spawning closer to Lake Michigan, but the federal government halted a construction project aimed to stop the fish from spreading without explanation.
More Than 56% of California Electricity Demand Supplied by Wind, Water, & Solar in 2026
California keeps installing more and more renewable energy power plants and rooftop solar systems. Therefore, it keeps using more and more renewable energy. Stanford professor Mark Z. Jacobson, Director of the Atmosphere/Energy Program in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, has long gone with the “WWS” (Wind, Water, Solar) … [continued]
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JET Charge Helps The Fleet Transition
JET charge is facilitating heavy vehicle fleet transition in Australia. “At current diesel prices, the fuel cost savings of switching a commercial fleet to electric are not marginal. They are transformational,” said Tim Washington, Co-Founder and CEO of JET Charge, in a recent press release. “The question for Australian fleet … [continued]
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In unpredictable climate, workshop teaches about food preservation
A Michigan homesteader hosts an educational workshop informing the public on safety when preserving food, with a goal of helping others become more self-sufficient.
Lake Erie algal bloom remains thick between Toledo and Monroe
Western Lake Erie’s cyanobacteria bloom, more commonly known as an algal bloom, has decreased a tad in size.