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Several students and one adult at the Coventry Village School were showing symptoms of exposure, including nausea, fatigue and headache on Tuesday.

With five decades of experience in Pennsylvania’s oil industry, Scott Motter is the latest addition to Zefiros operations team based in the Appalachian...

Plans for a carbon dioxide pipeline through Iowa, Illinois and several other state had a major setback. South Dakota’s public utilities commission rejected the proposal, coming after North Dakota had already rejected the pipeline. Summit Carbon Solutions is expected to challenge both decisions. The company wants to build a roughly 2,000-mile pipeline to connect ethanol […]

Atlante secures Euro49.9m grant for European vehicle charging network

Norwegian government confirms funding for Heidelberg Materials Sement Norge’s Brevik carbon capture project

Eighty-three per cent of IT business leaders say the energy crisis will impact their organisation’s ability to meet emissions reduction plans, according to research from Schneider Electric. Yet kicking the climate ‘can’ down the road won’t only impact broader efforts to address climate change – it doesn’t make business sense.

It may have detected a molecule called dimethyl sulfide (DMS). On Earth, at least, this is only produced by life.

Wind power must be upfront about its tangible greenhouse gas emissions. The U.K. needs stable energy sources to alleviate its energy woes.

From MasterResource By Robert Bradley Jr. -- September 8, 2023 “… the UK Health and Safety Executive has defined safe CO2 limits for the workplace. The limit for long-term exposure is 0.5% (5,000 ppm) but for shorter encounters it is 2% [20,000 ppm]. Anything over that figure is regarded as a risk to human health.” Skeptical

LATAM group has received delivery of a new Boeing 787-9 directly from Charleston (United States) to Santiago (Chile), and is the only group of airlines in South America operating this model. The Boeing 787-9 is equipped with advanced technology that allows it to reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions by 20-30% (compared to the previous technology and according to data from its manufacturer) thanks to its lightweight materials, state-of-the-art engines, and modern aerodynamics. Its arr...