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The United States Government Should Take Chinese International Mediation Seriously 

Union of Concerned Scientists

The United States government has questions about China’s goals and intentions, and about how to respond at a time when US-China relations are deteriorating. The United States has been critical of the proposal, questioning China’s ability to act as an impartial mediator. How should the US respond?

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The United States and China Must Collaborate, Not Compete, to Meet Today’s Existential Threats to Humanity

Union of Concerned Scientists

A brilliant geologist, he was recruited in the 1940s by the United States Army and then by the United States Geological Survey, at the height of the McCarthy era. My Y-Kung, as I called him, was grateful for the opportunity to achieve as much as he did for science, for humanity, and for the United States.

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EPA Proposes to Use Science to Identify Waters of the United States. I’m Shocked, Shocked.

Law and Environment

Last week, EPA and the Army Corps proposed a new rule to define what constitutes “waters of the United States.” The post EPA Proposes to Use Science to Identify Waters of the United States. Déjà vu all over again. I’m Shocked, Shocked. first appeared on Law and the Environment.

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The United States Needs to Protect Its Farmworkers from “Danger Season”

Union of Concerned Scientists

Farmworkers face many hazards while performing the labor that props up the $1.264 trillion US food and farm economy, yet a new analysis by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) found that federal agencies focused on agriculture and health invested an average of only $16.2

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Renewable Power Helped the United States Survive the Hottest Summer Ever

NRDC

This summer, the United States endured the two warmest months ever recorded, yet the system held because of renewable energy.

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New England states unite to build new offshore wind HVDC transmission, seek DOE funding

Law and Environment

Four New England States – Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, and Rhode Island – recently submitted a concept paper to the U.S. The states’ approach is likely to result in regional cost savings, further reduce the cost of offshore wind energy, and mitigate potential environmental impacts associated with transmission.

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InductEV and ChargePoint Join Forces to Expand Wireless EV Charging Solutions in the United States

Environment + Energy Leader

The post InductEV and ChargePoint Join Forces to Expand Wireless EV Charging Solutions in the United States appeared first on Environment + Energy Leader. InductEV's technology can deliver up to 450kW of high-power transmission, making it an ideal solution for fast-charging commercial EVs.