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Sekisui Chemical Is Upping The Ante on Its GHC Reduction Goals

Environment + Energy Leader

Japan's Sekisui Chemical set a target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 26% by 2030 from a 2013 baseline. It is replacing aging facilities and buying more renewable energy to get there. The post Sekisui Chemical Is Upping The Ante on Its GHC Reduction Goals appeared first on Environment + Energy Leader.

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The energy transition is already happening, and it’s being led by our Indigenous communities

Enviromental Defense

In 2013, I returned to university to complete a master’s degree with a research focus on energy transition. to usher in the inevitable and desperately needed transition to renewable energy. What are the different renewable energy technology options for communities, and how do they get built?

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Federal Water Tap, March 21: U.S. Forest Service Updates Analysis of Forests and Drinking Water

Circle of Blue

Eligible projects include water infrastructure, renewable energy, and ecosystem restoration. Currently three-fifths of the Lower 48 is in some form of drought, the highest share since 2013. The Department of Energy has the latest entry. The bill provides $30 million for the first year and $50 million each following year.

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A Handy New Chart Shows Clean Energy’s Remarkable Progress

Union of Concerned Scientists

Spring is a glorious time for renewable energy. Then came a crescendo: Solar and wind generated more than 5 percent of monthly electricity for the first time in 2013, passed the 10 percent point in 2017, and soared past 15 percent in 2021. It didn’t pass the 1 percent mark on a monthly basis until 2007. kilowatt-hours in 2023.

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Water-mediated intercalation mechanisms in transition metal oxides

Physics World

From 2013–2015, she was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin, US. She received her PhD from the University of California, Los Angeles, US, in 2013 and BS at the University of Arizona, US, in 2007, both in Materials Science and Engineering.

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There are no coincidences in climate science

Enviromental Defense

TAKE ACTION: Tell the Alberta government it’s time to turn the power back on for Alberta’s clean energy future! So, let’s take a crack at connecting these dots.

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STAFF NEWS: JACOB ELKIN JOINS THE SABIN CENTER AS NEW CLIMATE LAW FELLOW & MARIA ANTONIA TIGRE AS GLOBAL CLIMATE LITIGATION FELLOW

Law Columbia

His work at the Sabin Center will include the Renewable Energy Legal Defense Initiative , the Climate Attribution Database , the Climate Reregulation Tracker, the New York State and City Climate Law Trackers , as well as submitting comment letters on administrative proceedings. She received a dual LL.M., She received her LL.B.

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