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Beyond Electric Vehicles: A Multifaceted Approach to Climate Change
While the rise of electric vehicles (EVs) has captured significant attention in the fight against climate change, experts warn against viewing them as a singular solution. A growing chorus of voices is calling for a more comprehensive approach that addresses the complex challenge from multiple angles.
While acknowledging the environmental benefits of EVs compared to gasoline-powered vehicles, concerns are being raised about their full environmental impact. Paris Marx, a prominent researcher, highlights the often-overlooked environmental...
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Ukraine's Green Fightback: Rising from the Ashes with Renewable Energy
Two years after severing ties with Russia's power grid, Ukraine stands defiant, rebuilding its energy infrastructure with a resolute focus on renewables. Amidst the ongoing war's devastation, a remarkable green fightback is taking shape, driven by a vision of a self-sufficient, climate-conscious...
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The crisp Atlantic air off the coast of Martha's Vineyard carried a new melody on February 2nd, 2024. Five colossal turbines, each taller than the Statue of Liberty, began their graceful rotations, marking the historic moment power began flowing from Vineyard Wind, the first large-scale offshore...
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Former DEC Commissioner and Advocate Nominated to New York PSC
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Labor Shortage Threatens to Stall Clean Energy Boom
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Political ideology and renewable energy growth in Alberta
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Beyond Electric Vehicles: A Multifaceted Approach to Climate Change
While the rise of electric vehicles (EVs) has captured significant attention in the fight against climate change, experts warn against viewing them as a singular solution. A growing chorus of voices is calling for a more comprehensive approach that addresses the complex challenge from multiple...
New York Announces Two Offshore Wind Project Awards, to Deliver Clean Power in 2026
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Winds of Change: Vineyard Wind Ushers in a New Era for Clean Energy
The crisp Atlantic air off the coast of Martha's Vineyard carried a new melody on February 2nd, 2024. Five colossal turbines, each taller than the Statue of Liberty, began their graceful rotations, marking the historic moment power began flowing from Vineyard Wind, the first large-scale offshore...