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Our new website, Community Voices in Energy — a collaboration with Chicago-based Blacks in Green — equips frontline communities to participate as experts in climate and…
Pennsylvanians want climate action; methane offers an opportunity for Gov. Shapiro to deliver
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Marcellus shale gas-drilling site along PA Route 87, Lycoming County.Photo courtesy of Nicholas A. TonelliBy John RuteckiAs we wrap up a summer of sweltering heat waves…
Interim Solutions needed while New York Public Service Commission moves forward on longer term truck charging infrastructure programs
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By Pamela MacDougall and Cole JermynUPDATE: Since the publication of this blog post on April 27, 2023, the New York Public Service Commission has made meaningful…
One of the Inflation Reduction Act’s key provisions is a powerful tax credit to spark the development and adoption of clean, low-carbon aviation fuels. Climate pollution…
Current hydrogen leak estimates vary by up to 100-fold. We need to know more before betting the farm
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Hydrogen renewable energy production pipeline – H2 can leak easily through joints and valves (if they are not correctly tightened).By Sofia Esquivel ElizondoEnthusiasm for hydrogen as…
Senator John Hickenlooper (D-CO) meets with oil industry and environmental group leaders at kick-off event for orphan well remediation program in Adams County, COBy Adam Peltz…
By Adam Peltz and Elizabeth Lieberknecht Recently, Louisiana, under the leadership of Gov. John Bel Edwards, became the latest state taking action to curb pollution and waste…
For a Clean, Safe Ride to School, Electric Buses Get Straight A’s. Propane? Needs Improvement
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GreenPower electric school bus parked in front of the West Virginia State Capitol building; Charleston, WVBy Ali DySard and Melody ReisSchool districts around the country are…
By John RuteckiEarlier this summer, EDF, Boston University School of Public Health, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Institute for the Environment and PSE…
Texas will create an interagency task force to evaluate infrastructure charging and capacity needs for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, a tremendous step forward in the state’s…