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Renewable natural gas offers a scalable, cost-effective path to fleet decarbonization—using existing infrastructure and U.S.-produced waste-to-fuel solutions.
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Autodesk, IDEXX, and others team up for a 30 MW solar deal in Sicily. The project shows how pooled buying helps mid-sized firms access utility-scale renewables.
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Baker Hughes to acquire Chart Industries in a $13.6B cash deal, expanding its industrial tech portfolio in LNG, hydrogen, and digital infrastructure.
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Whole Foods and Mad Agriculture launch a biodiversity highway to restore ecosystems, support regenerative farming, and boost food system resilience.
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University of Wyoming expands its Viz Center with drone-based hyperspectral imaging to map critical minerals, joining a national trend in geospatial research.
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Material Sciences Corp cut energy waste in half using real-time grid tools. The upgrade boosted uptime, reduced curtailments, and unlocked new revenue.
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Premier American Uranium expands mineralization trends at its Cyclone ISR Project in Wyoming while advancing exploration across Colorado and New Mexico.
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A California firm says its Terranis system flagged seismic shifts up to 48 hours before the Kamchatka quake. The tech could mark a shift in disaster forecasting.
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Siemens unveils North America’s first battery-electric locomotives, as Trump-era policies support U.S. rail but remain skeptical of battery-powered transport.
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U.S. wind installations doubled in Q1 2025, but turbine orders hit a five-year low as regulatory uncertainty and tax credit shifts reshape the market outlook.
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Alabama Goodwill’s Reclaimed 2025 combines circular fashion and workforce development while welcoming new CEO Dr. DeWayne Cuffie.
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UTEP scientists found a way to triple oil production in algae using zinc oxide nanoparticles. The stress-based method could reshape scalable biofuel manufacturing.
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New findings confirm blackbelly rosefish produce carbonate at depth, suggesting mesopelagic fish play a vital role in oceanic carbon cycling and sequestration.
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A new climate standard demands banks stop funding new fossil projects now and end broader support by 2030. The move could reshape trillions in global capital.
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