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More than 20 states sue New York over Climate Change Superfund Act
More than 20 states have filed a federal lawsuit against New York, challenging the constitutionality of the state’s recently enacted Climate Change Superfund Act. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court in Albany, argues that the legislation imposes unprecedented liability on energy producers and violates both the U.S. Constitution and the federal Clean Air… -
World’s first nailable solar shingle gets an upgrade, now produces 23% more power
An upgraded version of the world’s first nailable solar shingle was introduced in February 2025. GAF Energy’s recently released Timberline Solar ES 2 can reportedly generate 23% more power than its predecessor, which the New Jersey-based company first launched in 2022. “Timberline Solar ES 2 represents everything we’ve learned about solar roofing, enhanced by extensive… -
France sets new nuclear fusion record, surpassing China’s achievement
A nuclear fusion reactor in France has surpassed a record previously held by China, marking a new milestone in the development of fusion energy. The announcement came from France’s Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA). What is nuclear fusion? Nuclear fusion reactors mimic the energy generation process of the sun by creating and maintaining… -
San Diego may charge for trash collection for first time since 1919
For over a century, San Diego residents enjoyed free trash collection services, recently being the only city in California that offered trash management for free. However, that could change in 2025, angering some residents, as local officials are attempting to close a more than $250 million budget deficit. Why is San Diego considering this trash… -
Chess champion Magnus Carlsen’s jeans spark bidding war
Full Story Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen is auctioning off the jeans that led to his disqualification from a major tournament, turning the controversy into a charity opportunity. The auction, which started at $20.13, has surged past $8,000, with all proceeds benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters to fund youth chess clinics. Officials barred Carlsen, a five-time… -
New Chinese tech turns old wind turbine blades into asphalt and concrete
China has developed new technology to repurpose aging wind turbine blades, addressing a growing challenge in the country’s renewable energy sector. A research team from the Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics under the Chinese Academy of Sciences made the breakthrough. Why is China repurposing aging wind turbine blades? Over the past two decades, China has… -
EU mulls foreign fossil fuel investments to combat rising energy costs
The European Union is reportedly exploring investments in foreign fossil fuel infrastructure to address rising energy costs across the continent. This development could potentially benefit the U.S. oil and gas industry. Why is the EU considering this? A recent trend of reduced output from renewable energy sources in the EU has increased power prices for… -
Police recruit training deaths prompt calls for reform and better safety measures
Since 2015, at least 29 recruits have died during basic training at law enforcement academies across the United States, according to an investigation by The Associated Press. The research found that most of the deaths are related to exertion, dehydration and heatstroke, often occurring on the first day of training. The investigation shows that others… -
Illinois Gov. Pritzker moves to ban cell phones in schools, joining other states
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is moving forward with a proposal to ban cell phones in classrooms, joining a growing trend across the nation. The governor introduced an enforcement during the week of Feb. 17 aimed at limiting cellphone use in schools, focusing on student engagement and minimizing distractions in the classroom. Governor calls for focused… -
Rare ‘doomsday fish’ associated with impending disasters spotted in Mexico
Full Story A rare deep-sea fish, often associated with folklore linking its appearances to impending natural disasters, was recently spotted off the coast of Mexico. Earlier this month, an oarfish was seen swimming in shallow waters at a beach in Baja California Sur. Why is this oarfish sighting so rare? Beachgoers attempted multiple times to… -
Before peace talks, Western oil companies hit by alleged Ukrainian strike
A drone strike targeted a pumping station on an oil pipeline in Russia, temporarily disrupting the flow of fossil fuel from Kazakhstan to global markets. The attack occurred in southern Krasnodar, one of Russia’s westernmost regions, at the Kropotkinskaya station, leading to a temporary halt in operations while authorities assessed the damage. Who was affected… -
Trump administration moves to overturn California’s Clean Air Act waivers
Full Story The Trump administration is taking steps to reverse California’s Clean Air Act waivers. The waivers allow California to implement stricter emissions standards than federal requirements. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin announced that three of these waivers have now been sent for congressional review. He added these regulations not only contribute to… -
Why the wind may be partly to blame for the spread of bird flu: Study
Full Story Czech Republic researchers said the wind may be partly to blame for the spread of bird flu. The study, released on Feb. 12, said that the virus may be spreading in part because of infected feces particles blowing in the wind, noting cases of people and farm flocks with no known exposure to…
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