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Considering Hydrogen Week, speculation is growing that presidents visit to Philadelphia might coincide with the announcement of the winners for the coveted Hydrogen Hubs

The American Library Association has reported a record number of attempts to ban books in 2022. Groups like the ironically named “Moms for Liberty” claim to protect us from obscenity

KUALA LUMPUR: Seven areas in the country recorded unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as of 5pm on Thursday (Oct 5).

The proposal by US President Joe Biden's administration to hike fuel economy standards through 2032 would cost General Motors $6.5bn in fines and Chrysler parent Stellantis $3bn, according to a letter seen by Reuters.

KUALA LUMPUR: Only two of the 68 air quality monitoring stations across the country recorded unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API 101 to 200) readings, namely in Sri Aman and Serian, Sarawak as at 4pm on Wednesday (Oct 4).

The United States Department of Energy is discussing a potential $1 billion loan with Lithium Americas for its Nevada project, marking a significant shift towards domestic lithium production and reducing reliance on Chinese supplies.

The agency said the OCSP4 Review and Evaluation Committee (REC), presided over by DoE Assistant Secretary Mylene Capongcol, executed on Sept. 28, 2023, the opening of bids and determined completeness of bid submission together with bidders who attended onsite and virtually.

IPOH: The Perak Environment Department has beefed up enforcement activities to deter open burning, says state environment committee chairman Teh Kok Lim.

The size of expected fines for not meeting proposed standards is ‘alarming’, writes the American Automotive Policy Council in a letter to the U.S. Energy Department

LDOE investigated 61 formal complaints related to special education services, including a total of 92 allegations.