This story was republished from Planet Detroit. This story is part of a collaborative series, from the Institute for Nonprofit News, the Energy News Network and four other news partners, examining climate resilience across […]
From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT By Paul Homewood A study in the journal PLOS Biology found that 65% of Antarctica’s plant and animal species, including penguins, will likely disappear by the end of […]
Authored by Naveen Anthrapully via The Epoch Times, Japan plans on beginning the extraction of rare earth metals from the region around Minamitorishima Island in 2024 as the country attempts to wean away from depending […]
From escalating drought to a flood of funding; from epic wildlife encounters to unprecedented energy battles — 2022 was a momentous year for environmental issues in Southern California. In some ways, 2023 looks to be no […]
The Puerto Rico Financial and Oversight Management Board (FOMB) has issued a plan to restructure the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority’s $8.9 billion debt, using a combination of $5.4 billion in new bonds and sharp […]
Europe has been facing its toughest challenges of the last 45-50 years. Difficult choices have come to the fore, such as whether to provide energy resources to industries or households in some European countries. Today, […]
Russia’s war in Ukraine has accelerated the pace of clean energy spending, according to a report from the world’s leading energy agency, sparking $500 billion in new government investments alone, as leaders seek to transition away from fossil fuels and keep costs […]
HPX — promoted by PTC India, Bombay Stock Exchange and ICICI Bank — has reached the milestone of one billion units of power traded within six months of its launch, it stated. New Delhi: HindustanPowerExchange […]
The 180-billion-rupee ($2.2 billion) incentive aims to reduce the production cost of green hydrogen by a fifth over the next five years, said a senior government official and an industry manager working in renewable energy. […]
The $1.7 trillion Omnibus government funding bill which just passed Congress omitted at least one extravagance. US fails to give money promised for developing countries to ease climate impacts Spending bill passed by Senate includes […]
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