Maryland Reduces Greenhouse Emissions
https://www.rtoinsider.com/articles/30046-maryland-ghg-cuts-beat-2020-goal Maryland reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 32% from 2006 to 2020, bounding past its goal of a 25% cut by that year.
View detailshttps://www.rtoinsider.com/articles/30046-maryland-ghg-cuts-beat-2020-goal Maryland reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 32% from 2006 to 2020, bounding past its goal of a 25% cut by that year.
View detailsThe Biden administration announces $3.1 billion in grants to help develop a domestic supply chain that can manufacture and recycle electric vehicles and energy storage batteries.https://www.ee news.net/articles/biden-admin-offers-3-1b-for-domestic-ev-batteries/
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View detailsFrank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater property in western Pennsylvania now runs entirely on clean energy after installing a solar array.
View detailsThe DOE Announced New Cost-Saving Energy Efficiency Standards for Light Bulbs https://www.energy.gov/articles/biden-administration-implements-new-cost-saving-energy-efficiency-standards-light-bulbs
View detailsAmid a coal boom, one of the U.S.’s biggest coal companies is setting aside profits to prepare for its eventual shutdown.
View detailsColumbus, Ohio, keeps getting hotter, with annual average temperatures have increased 3.7 degrees Fahrenheit since 1970; an analysis finds #climatechange #ohio #inthenews
View detailsIn Baltimore, The National Aquarium’s operations announced it will achieve net-zero emissions by 2035—a significant milestone in our commitment to combat climate change. More: https://aqua.org/stories/2022-04-22-national-aquarium-will-be-net-zero-by-2035
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