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Jan 16 2026BUSINESS

Solar Power Surge: Texas Leads the Clean Energy Charge

Texas is becoming a hotspot for solar panel production. In Wilmer, just outside Dallas, T1 Energy's G1_Dallas plant is buzzing with activity. Here, robots and humans work side by side to produce 20, 000 solar panels daily. This advanced facility, which opened last year, employs 1, 200 people and ope

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Jan 11 2026ENVIRONMENT

Virginia's Energy Crossroads: Why Wind Power Matters

Virginia is at a critical point in its energy future. The recent halt on the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project raises serious concerns. This project was key to boosting renewable energy and protecting the environment. Without it, Virginia falls behind in both areas. Birds and climate change ar

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Jan 04 2026ENVIRONMENT

Fueling the Future: A Breath of Fresh Air for Gas-Powered Vehicles

In the quest for greener energy, a new player has emerged, offering a unique solution to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. This innovation doesn't come from the usual suspects like Tesla or Rivian, but from a company called Aircela. They've developed a machine that can create gasoline from thin a

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Dec 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

Colorado's Gas Heating Dilemma: Why Xcel Needs to Change Its Ways

Colorado is in a bit of a pickle when it comes to heating homes and buildings. The state's biggest energy company, Xcel, is under fire for not doing enough to switch from gas to cleaner options like electric heat pumps and geothermal energy. Even though Xcel has promised to go carbon-free by 2050, i

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Dec 26 2025ENVIRONMENT

Aviation's Green Fuel Challenge: LanzaJet's Bumpy Ride

LanzaJet, a company based in Illinois, is on a mission to make air travel cleaner. They're building a special plant in Georgia called Freedom Pines Fuels. This plant is designed to make jet fuel that's better for the environment. It's not made from oil like regular jet fuel. Instead, it's made from

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Dec 24 2025ENVIRONMENT

Turning Natural Gas into Green Gold

Scientists have cooked up a clever way to turn natural gas into two super useful things: clean hydrogen fuel and strong, lightweight carbon nanotubes. This isn't just any old method. It's a smart reactor that recycles gas until it's almost all used up. No more wasting resources! The big deal here i

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Dec 21 2025ENVIRONMENT

Clean Energy's Bumpy Ride in 2025: Triumphs and Setbacks

The clean energy sector faced a tough year in 2025. The industry saw both wins and losses. Many projects were completed and connected to the electric grid. This was crucial as the demand for electricity keeps rising. Data centers and lower utility bills are driving this demand. The year started wit

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Dec 20 2025ENVIRONMENT

Arizona's Air Quality Crisis: Why Clean Energy is the Answer

Arizona's air quality is in trouble. Harmful pollutants are making it hard for people to breathe. Heatwaves, wildfires, and smog are making life difficult. But there's a solution: clean energy. Most Arizonans want the state to switch to solar and wind power. They believe these are better than fossi

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Dec 19 2025BUSINESS

Trump Media's Big Bet on Fusion Power

Trump Media & Technology Group is teaming up with TAE Technologies in a $6 billion merger. This deal aims to build the world's first large-scale fusion power plant. The merger would create a publicly traded fusion company, with Trump holding a significant financial stake. Critics worry that the hyp

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Dec 18 2025CRIME

A Shocking Loss in Brookline: MIT Professor's Life Cut Short

In a quiet Boston suburb, a sudden tragedy struck when a respected MIT professor lost his life. Nuno Loureiro, a 47-year-old leader in plasma science, was found shot in his Brookline apartment on Monday night. He passed away the next morning at the hospital. The community is left in shock, and the i

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