Year: 2021
Avista outlines goal to serve 80% of Washington customers renewable energy starting in 2022
UK’s 2035 zero-carbon electricity goal is a diplomatic trendsetter, analysts say
The ruling Conservative party confirmed the government plans to end generating electricity with unabated gas, putting pressure on other major economies to follow
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‘It is there pretty much forever’: Huntington Beach oil spill may permanently affect birds
Spill off California coast will be difficult to clear from areas that are home to diverse array of birds and endangered plants and animals
Former NRC Chair: Nuclear Not a Climate Solution
Gregory Jaczko in The Hill: The only advanced nuclear technologies close to realization are called small modular reactors. These reactors are smaller than traditional reactors and are self-contained. These features allow companies to manufacture most of the reactor in a factory and ship it to a plant site. This concept evokes images of smart phones rolling out […]
What you need to know about the U.N. climate summit this fall — and why it matters
City of Richmond to receive grants addressing flooding issues
In Washington State Today: An Unjust Decision, A Powerful Dissent
Google launches new features to help users shrink their carbon footprints
Why Merck’s celebrated Covid pill could be riskier than people think
Researchers say the drug could integrate itself into patients’ DNA, theoretically leading to cancer. Merck says its tests show that isn’t an issue.