Deregulated Energy

The EPA’s latest initiative promises a significant leap towards eliminating lead from drinking water in South Holland.

Research reveals that current climate policies are insufficient to minimize the risks associated with climate tipping points, with a 45% probability of triggering at least one major tipping point by 2300 if current policies are followed until 2100.

Georgia Power’s 500 MW BESS expansion is designed to optimize energy use and support the integration of renewable sources effectively.

Orsted’s Hornsea 4 secured the largest contract at 2.4 GW, as the UK pushes towards its 2030 wind power goals.

Utz Brands made impressive progress in diversity and inclusion in 2023, surpassing its 2025 goals ahead of schedule with nearly 30% women and 10% people of color in senior leadership roles.

New research challenges previous estimates of bird mortality from window collisions, suggesting annual deaths in the US could approach 1 billion. The study’s novel approach considered not just immediate fatalities, but also delayed deaths resulting from collision-related injuries, revealing that 60% of birds brought to rehabilitation centers ultimately succumbed to their injuries.

With up to 100% of some critical minerals controlled by China, the U.S. and Australia are taking a strategic stand.

The average American family spends about $1,866 annually on food that is never eaten. On a larger scale, the US spends over $218 billion each year growing, processing, transporting, and disposing of food that never reaches a plate.

The project, spanning roughly 1,200 miles from Australia’s sun-drenched Northern Territory to the nation’s maritime border with Indonesia, is one of the largest energy infrastructure endeavors ever to receive such approval in Australia.

Research indicates that insects, including pollinators, often mistake artificial lighting for natural light sources like the moon and stars. This misguidance disrupts their nocturnal behavior, causing them to expend energy unnecessarily and neglect their pollination duties.