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Farmers were allowed to cultivate annual crops in Pelis plots.

(The Center Square) – Twenty-one states’ attorneys general wrote a letter opposing Department of Energy regulations regarding gas stoves.

The Town Council adopted a resolution to amend the current year and the next fiscal year's special revenue fund budgets and allocate funds for the Aquatic

The US House of Representatives passed an amendment to the Republicans' big energy bill Wednesday that would stop the Bi

The Department of Energy (DOE) has announced new rules for using air conditioners and air cleaners, claiming that these would make the two appliances more efficient. According to a March 23 press [...]

Beltway silliness is as unavoidable as the summer humidity because rent-seeking groups, both economic and ideological, have powerful incentives to advocate legislation that would advance their interests at the expense of the economy in the aggregate. Nor is it difficult to find officeholders to make their arguments for them, even though, or perhaps because, they know better.

German firms with technical know-how in energy efficiency are seeking business partners in the Philippines, according to the German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GPCCI). The German business group said it recently held a business mission that gathered 100 participants, including German and Philippine industry experts to share knowledge in…

More signs preventing right turns at red lights are going up around Arlington County to reduce crashes. They were added to long stretches of major arterial streets, including Columbia Pike and Wilson Blvd. The county has concurrently reprogrammed walk signals to give pedestrians a head start crossing the street. These changes are being made to

As technology progresses and the United States continues to transition to clean and renewable energy, it is essential to have the materials we need to continue this growth as our country's needs scale. One of the most vital materials needed for this transitional period is copper. As an increasingly rare and valuable natural resource, the highly conductive element is going to be the foundation of our future. Between electric vehicles, solar and wind power, just about everything related to en...

New washing machine efficiency standards proposed by the Biden administration last month have sparked concern from some manufacturers and trade associations that fear the new machines could be less effective and more costly for U.S. consumers.