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Florida ban on lab-grown meat comes after Bezos invests millions in industry
On Wednesday, May 1, Gov. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., signed a bill outlawing the manufacturing and distribution of lab-grown meat, making Florida the first state to ban it. Despite the product not being available in stores yet, other states are following suit. “Take your fake lab-grown meat elsewhere,” DeSantis declared. “We’re not doing that in the… -
Wind energy could get even greener by replacing steel with wood
The wind energy industry may be on the verge of becoming even more environmentally friendly. Even though wind turbines create almost zero pollution once they are up and spinning, the processes of constructing and deconstructing them can still be fairly carbon-intensive and produce a lot of waste. Some in the industry are now turning to… -
EPA says San Francisco dumped billions of gallons of wastewater into ocean
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and multiple California state agencies have filed a lawsuit against the city of San Francisco, accusing the city of allowing billions of gallons of untreated sewage to flow into the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay. The lawsuit, initiated by the EPA, alleges that the city has permitted massive amounts… -
New EV tax credit exemption will benefit US consumers, but also China
In a bid to make electric vehicles (EVs) more accessible to American consumers, the White House announced a new policy shift Friday, May 3, on its federal tax credits. The move for more affordable EVs stands to benefit U.S. consumers, but also China. Earlier this year, the Biden administration implemented sourcing requirements for EVs to… -
Record-breaking $10B clean energy deal to help Microsoft power AI at data centers
Microsoft has agreed to a deal which the company describes as the largest single electricity purchase agreement signed between two corporate partners. Partnering with Brookfield Asset Management, Microsoft is investing more than $10 billion to provide power for its artificial intelligence operations at data centers. The funds will go toward building solar farms, wind turbines… -
EVs could kill AM radio, Congress wants to save it
The growing prevalence of electric vehicles (EVs) has kickstarted a debate over the compatibility of AM radio technology with these automobiles. The problem lies in the potential electromagnetic interference that AM radios could cause to essential EV propulsion systems like electric motors and high-voltage batteries. Automakers are facing considerable financial implications, with estimates suggesting a… -
Anticipated offshore wind rebound faces first test after Biden admin’s proposal
A pair of recently proposed offshore wind sales by the Biden administration hope to revitalize an industry which took some major hits a year ago. The proposals come after a tumultuous period for offshore wind in 2023. It saw millions of dollars in canceled contracts, delayed projects and utility providers trying to hike rates. However,… -
US gray wolves in danger of being taken off endangered species list
In a narrow vote, the U.S House Representatives approved a bill to remove gray wolves from the endangered species list across the lower 48 states. The measure, introduced by Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., was largely supported by Republicans but also backed by a handful of Democrats. The bill now heads to the U.S. Senate where it… -
Tesla may have made EV charging harder, even for other car brands
A recent move by Tesla may have made it harder for electric vehicle (EV) drivers to charge their cars, even if they own a model from a different brand. Just weeks after cutting 10% of its global workforce, the automaker announced another round of layoffs. Tesla said it will part ways with with almost the… -
Europe may need one of world’s highest tariffs to stop the Chinese EV influx
The influx of Chinese electric vehicles into the European market has sparked research into how implementing significant new tariffs would address the competitive advantage enjoyed by automakers in China. With a quarter of EVs sold in the EU this year expected to originate from China, European policymakers are evaluating measures to level the playing field… -
Study: Tyson Foods dumped millions of pounds of pollutants into US waterways
Tyson Foods, the nation’s second-largest meat producer, reportedly discharged millions of pounds of toxic chemicals into American waterways over the last five years. In a report released Tuesday, April 30, by the Union of Concerned Scientists, researchers said that Tyson flushed 371 million pounds of pollutants into waterways from 2018-2022. The pollutants dumped into American… -
Deep sea mining may end US reliance on China, enviro concerns remain
The quest for a truly American-made electric vehicle (EV) faces a significant hurdle: the dependency on imported minerals, with China controlling the lion’s share of the supply. However, a growing new industry that involves sourcing these essential materials from the ocean floor could potentially shift this narrative. The Metals Company (TMC) is one of the… -
Beijing auto show features next-gen EVs unavailable to US consumers
The automotive world recently turned its gaze toward China as the country hosted one of the largest auto shows in the world. The show featured a vast array of electric vehicle (EV) and hybrid models from nearly 100 Chinese automakers, most of which American consumers will never have an opportunity to purchase. The event showcased…
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