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Four articles you need to check out on the future of energy research

Frontiers

By Colm Gorey, Frontiers science communications manager Image: Shutterstock.com From drones to using ‘poison nut’ as biofuel, the world of energy research is undergoing immense change. Now, Frontiers highlights some of the energy research articles we have published recently.

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Senate Hearing On Electric Grid Reliability: Natural Gas Continues To Have Reliability Problems; Renewables Aren’t Coming Online Fast Enough; Energy Office To Be Proposed

PA Environment Daily

Read more here ] -- Renewable Energy Generation Isn’t Coming Online Fast Enough: A study PJM released February 24 showed renewable energy generation sources were not coming online fast enough to replace fossil fuel plants that are retiring. Energy Information Administration. Chairman Dutrieuille noted, “The U.S.

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October 16 PA Environment Digest Now Available

PA Environment Daily

18 Webinar Launching 9th Compendium Of Scientific, Medical Findings Demonstrating Risks, Harms Of Natural Gas Development, Infrastructure Sierra Club's Delaware County Team Hosts Oct. 30; Will Schedule Additional Hearings EPA Awards Penn State Hershey Medical Center $1.19 18th Chesapeake Bay Watershed Forum Nov.

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Announcing VJEL's 2024 Top 10 Environmental Watch List

Vermont Law

VJEL Staff Editors work closely with a faculty member or subject-matter expert to select a topic based on what is considered within the “Top 10” most pressing environmental law issues for the upcoming year and to propose creative solutions for those problems.

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September 5 PA Environment Digest Now Available

PA Environment Daily

29; No Information Yet On Whether Oil & Gas Development Health Risks Will Be Included Health Department Distributing Free Potassium Iodide Tablets To Pennsylvanians Near State’s Four Active Nuclear Power Plants Sept. Decline In Energy Use; $4.6 Million In Energy Savings; 14.6% Decline In Energy Use; $4.6

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October 18 PA Environment Digest Now Available

PA Environment Daily

17 Hearing [If Needed] On RACT II Air Quality Plan For The Homer City Coal-Fired Power Plant, Indiana County DEP Invites Comments On Three Rivers Aggregates, LLC’s Surface Mine Permit Application In Lawrence County DEP, State Police Urge Public To Report Missing Portable Nuclear Gauge In Clinton County Area Dept. 7-8, Webinars Nov.

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Kurt Klapkowski Serving As DEP Acting Deputy Secretary For Oil & Gas Management

PA Environment Daily

From January 1994 to March 2012, Klapkowski served as Assistant Council in DEP’s Bureau of Regulatory Counsel for a variety of programs, including Storage Tanks, Land Recycling Program, the Office of Pollution Prevention and Compliance Assistance, Oil and Gas Management, Hazardous Waste Management and Nuclear Safety. Read more here.

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