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New Heavy Truck and Train Rules in California
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is almost always the first-mover when it comes to regulations that reduce greenhouse gases and other sources of pollution. CARB recently approved world-leading regulation to phase out the sales of medium and heavy-duty greenhouse gas emitting trucks in California by 2036.
CARB also approved first-in-the-nation regulation to limit train pollution.
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Florida Jettisons Climate Change
Florida has just passed "anti-climate change" legislation. The climate has become a partisan issue and that needs to change.
Chinese tariffs: a smart move or politics as usual?
The long anticipated tariffs on Chinese clean technology are official. The question is: will they achieve the stated goals or are they more politics as usual?
Decarbonizing Marine Transportation
I’ve visited this topic before, but a recent excellent article in IEEE Spectrum induced your author to take another dive into the sustainable ocean.
Will fusion ever become a reality?
Fusion is the holy grail of energy generation. If perfected, it would end the search for clean energy alternatives. Today, fusion is "science fiction", but the enhancements to the National Fusion Facility hope to move it a step closer to reality.
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