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• Communities Should Reconsider Walking Away from Curbside Recycling, Study Shows
• New Supply Chain Model to Empower Seabound Hydrogen Economy

• Prolonged Power Outages, Often Caused by Weather Events, Hit Some Parts of the U.S. Harder Than Others

• World's Climate Plans Make for a Worrying Read

• Next Decade Decisive for PV Growth on the Path to 2050

• Cities Will Need More Resilient Electricity Networks to Cope With Extreme Weather

• Shutting Down Nuclear Power Could Increase Air Pollution

• Moving Towards 3 Degrees of Warming -- The Phasing out of Coal Is Too Slow

• Levies on Renewable Energy Profits Could Serve as a Barrier to Achieving Net Zero Targets in the UK

• New Chip Design to Provide Greatest Precision in Memory to Date

• What Really Matters in Multi-Story Building Design?
• Drought, Heat Waves Worsen West Coast Air Pollution Inequality
• At Least 80% of the World's Most Important Sites for Biodiversity on Land Currently Contain Human Developments

• Lower Energy Consumption Thanks to Daylight-Saving Time
• Public Acceptance of Fossil Fuel Subsidy Removal Could Be Improved in Developing Countries

• Rsearchers Examine Combined Effects of Two Combustion Technologies on the Emission of Coal-Fired Boilers

• Switching to Hydrogen Fuel Could Prolong the Methane Problem

• A Wholly Sustainable Plastics Economy Is Feasible

• Rationing: A Fairer Way to Fight Climate Change?

• Securing Supply Chains With Quantum Computing

• What Makes People Care About the Environment?

• New Zealand One of Few Island Nations With Potential to Produce Enough Food in a Nuclear Winter, Researchers Say

• China's Stricter Clean Heating Policies May Have Saved Thousands of Lives

• Satellite Data Shows Sustained Severe Drought in Europe

• The Single Oil Spill That Can Disrupt the Global Energy Supply

• Systematic Framework to Compare Performance of Plastics Recycling Approaches
• Hydrogen's Place in an Increasingly Connected Energy Web Shows Need for Regulatory Change

• Significant Reductions in Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions Still Possible

• Risk of Population Disruption as a Result of Decarbonization

• Scientists Outline Key Policies for Degrowth in the Fight Against Climate Change
• Study Finds Need for Better Awareness Around Timing of Electricity Usage Among Customers

• Offshore Wind Farms May Harm Seabirds, but Scientists See Potential for Net Positive Impact

• 'New Frontier' In Tackling Global Poverty

• Full Decarbonization of U.S. Aviation Sector Is Within Grasp

• 热或吃什么?以yment Users Consume Less Fruit and Vegetables, Study Finds

• Pandemic Led to 7.5 Percent Decrease in 2020 U.S. Energy Consumption
• Water Is Critical for Success on Climate Action

• Global Collaboration Saved Countries $67 Billion in Solar Panel Production Costs

• A New Approach, Not Currently Described by the Clean Air Act, Could Eliminate Air Pollution Disparities

• Double Trouble When 2 Disasters Strike Electrical Transmission Infrastructure

• Universities Love Interdisciplinary STEM Programs, but What About Students?
• Blessing or Curse? How the Pandemic and the War Impact Energy Transitions
• Economic Losses from Hurricanes Become Too Big to Be Offset by the US If Warming Continues

• Greener Trucking Would Benefit Disadvantaged Californians More Than Greener Buildings

• Europe Can Rapidly Eliminate Imports of Russian Natural Gas
• Why Some Countries Are Leading the Shift to Green Energy
• Power Supply: Understanding Unstable Grids

• Clean Hydrogen: A Long-Awaited Solution for Hard-to-Abate Sectors?
• Bitcoin Mining Is Environmentally Unsustainable, Researchers Find

• Charging Cars at Home at Night Is Not the Way to Go, Study Finds

• The Aviation Industry Needs to Overhaul Its Response to Climate Change

• Decoupling from China on Clean Tech Comes With Far More Risks Than Reward, Study Finds
• New, Comprehensive Framework Could Better Inform Carbon-Cutting Policies

• Decarbonizing the Energy System by 2050 Could Save Trillions

• New Study Identifies Main Drivers of Government Investment in Clean Energy Innovation

• Green Hydrogen: Short-Term Scarcity, Long-Term Uncertainty

• Technology Transfer Deficits Jeopardize Climate Targets, Experts Say

• Fighting Climate Change Is Wildly Popular but Most Americans Don't Know That

• Report Highlights Technology Advancement and Value of Wind Energy

• Fossil Fuel Companies' Projections Won't Meet Paris Agreement Climate Goals, Researchers Say

• Local Renewable Energy Employment Can Fully Replace U.S. Coal Jobs Nationwide, Study Finds

• Energizing Africa

• New Technology Can Help Combat Climate Crisis

• Buying a Net-Zero Carbon Home

• Long-Term Consequences for Europe's Climate Ambitions When the EU Turns Off Russian Gas

• Listening to the People Results in a More Sustainable Future Energy System
• Inefficient Building Electrification Risks Prolonging Fossil Fuels

• The Outer Limits: Future Economic Growth in the Face of Diminishing Resource

• The Outer Limits: Future Economic Growth in the Face of Diminishing Resource
• Just 10 Financial Actors Hold the Key to Climate Change

• Could Modified Train Cars Capture Carbon from the Air? This Team Has a Plan to Make It Happen

• Air Pollution Caused 2,780 Deaths, Illnesses, and IQ Loss in Children in Massachusetts in 2019

• Reduction of Global Inequalities in Energy Use Necessary to Stop Climate Change

• Scientists Look to the Sky in Effort to Mitigate Carbon Problem
• Why Natural Gas Is Not a Bridge Technology

• Update Noise Regulations to Protect Seals, Porpoises

• Default Options Facilitate Faster Carbon Offsetting in Air Travel
• Offshore Wind Farms Expected to Reduce Clam Fishery Revenue, Study Finds

• Assessing the Environmental Impact of Nuclear Power Generation

• Companies’ Use of Renewable Energy Certificates Masks Inaction on Carbon Emissions

• A 50% Reduction in Emissions by 2030 Can Be Achieved. Here's How

• Experts Forecast the Wind Plant of the Future to Be Taller and More Economical
• Curbing Other Climate Pollutants, Not Just CO2, Gives Earth a Chance

• How a Cognitive Bias Is Blocking the Rise of Electric Cars

• Improved Wind Forecasts Save Consumers Millions in Energy Costs

• Identifying Global Poverty from Space

• Breakthrough in Estimating Fossil Fuel Carbon Dioxide Emissions

• New Research Sheds Fresh Light on the 'presenteeism'

• Engineers Point the Way to More Affordable, Sustainable Urban Neighborhoods

• Cutting HFCs to Cool the Earth

• Greater Greenhouse Gas Reductions for Pickup Truck Electrification Than for Other Light-Duty Vehicles

• Predicting and Preparing for the Impact of Approaching Storms
• Review of Technologies That Repurpose Carbon Finds Most Aren’t Paris Agreement Compatible

• Reducing Negative Impacts of Amazon Hydropower Expansion on People and Nature

• Looking Back from the Future: How Does Germany Become Carbon Neutral?

• Nuclear Power May Be the Key to Least-Cost, Zero-Emission Electricity Systems

• Paris Climate Agreement Goal Still Within Reach, Suggests New Study

• Poorest People Bear Growing Burden of Heat Waves as Temperatures Rise

• Texas Power Crisis Revealed Flaw in Market’s Design