AI Advances Could Accelerate Plant-Based Carbon Capture Methods
Researchers develop an AI-driven approach to enhance plants’ natural ability to remove carbon dioxide by optimizing root growth and soil interactions.
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Iran’s Petroleum Minister Mohsen Paknejad Steps Down Amid Ongoing Industry Challenges
Iran’s Petroleum Minister Mohsen Paknejad has resigned, reflecting possible shifts within the country’s crucial energy sector amid mounting domestic and international pressures.
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Supreme Court Considers Impact of Boulder Climate Lawsuit on Federal Carbon Policy
The Supreme Court reviews a case involving Boulder’s climate lawsuit that could determine the limits of local climate actions and federal carbon regulation.
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New Jersey Forms Nuclear Task Force to Address Growing Energy Demand
New Jersey’s newly established nuclear task force aims to accelerate the development of 1,100 megawatts of nuclear power amid rising electricity needs and limited supply growth.
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PM E-DRIVE Scheme Spurs Over 26 Lakh Electric Vehicle Sales and Infrastructure Growth
Since its launch, the PM E-DRIVE initiative has driven the sale of more than 26 lakh electric vehicles and significantly expanded charging infrastructure across the country.
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Constellation and Amazon Secure 20-Year Deal for New 190 MW Nuclear Power at Calvert Cliffs
Constellation and Amazon inked a two-decade power purchase agreement to add 190 megawatts of nuclear capacity from Calvert Cliffs, supporting Amazon’s clean energy goals.
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GM Advances Production of Lithium-Manganese-Rich EV Batteries to Boost Performance and Cut Costs
General Motors plans to mass-produce lithium-manganese-rich batteries for electric vehicles, promising enhanced efficiency and affordability despite shifting federal energy policies.
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Connecticut’s Push for Expanded Nuclear Energy Raises Environmental Concerns
Connecticut’s bold plan to increase nuclear power capacity faces criticism over environmental risks and sustainability amid water scarcity challenges.
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U.S. Utilities Tighten Rules to Curb Speculative Data Center Projects Amid AI Boom
Major U.S. utilities have increased interconnection requirements and fees to limit speculative data center developments pushing power demands amid the AI-driven infrastructure surge.
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Virginia’s Return to RGGI Drives Carbon Allowance Costs Higher for Utilities
Virginia’s reentry into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative has led to a notable increase in carbon allowance prices, prompting utilities to propose new monthly charges.
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Limestone Application on Farms in Mississippi River Basin Enhances Soil Carbon Storage
A Yale-led study reveals that spreading crushed limestone on agricultural fields in the Mississippi River Basin boosts soil carbon storage, potentially offsetting carbon emissions.
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Rethinking Biodiversity Credits: Why Carbon Market Models Fall Short
Experts caution that biodiversity credit schemes must move beyond carbon market frameworks to effectively protect ecosystems and ensure genuine ecological benefits.