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Mesa County and Grand Junction may be teaming up to create a new maintenance facility that can work on compressed natural gas buses used by Grand Valley Transit.

Lockheed Martin has added Australian small satellite-maker Inovor Technologies under the so-called Hosted Missions Program for the JP9102 military satellite project.

Annual Pac-12 Team Green event to feature tours, career fair and opening night reception on Wednesday, June 15 and daylong program of keynote speakers and breakout sessions on Thursday, June 16 Tickets available for in-person attendance at Pac-12.com/sustainability

One of the artists behind My Hero Academias manga has released some sizzling new art celebrated the Rabbit Hero Mirko! This pro hero has been one of the major fan favorite standouts of the hero roster ever since she first made her debut in the Pro Hero Arc, and has even been a favorite of the [...]

Missions Committee of Midway United Methodist Church has donated $10,200 to Family Promise of Forsyth County, as part of the church’s Missions Program and their philanthropy commitment.

NASA is hosting a two-day expo at Allan Hancock College to celebrate its upcoming DART mission launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base.

Achieving Stanford’s goal of reaching at least net-zero emissions from its operations will require developing new tools and strategies, which could also help businesses and governments reach their own emissions goals.

Joint media release with Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction, the Hon. Angus Taylor MP. The Morrison Government is driving the development of Australia’s future clean hydrogen industry to support the creation of new economic and job opportunities across the country. In a significant boost for the industry, Australia’s national science agency the CSIRO has today launched a Hydrogen Industry Mission to accelerate key projects and boost research collaborations to help grow the sector. ...

A new Hydrogen Industry Mission launched today by CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, will help support the world’s transition to clean energy, create new jobs and boost the economy.

CT Vehicle Emissions To Be Restored "No Later than April 30" News provided by Share this article Share this article ROCKY HILL, Conn., April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Applus Technologies, Inc., today announced that it expects to have full service restored for the CT Vehicle Emissions Program no later than April 30 th. "The vehicle emissions software used by Connecticut stations is complex and different from that used in Massachusetts," said Darrin Greene, CEO, Applus Technologies, Inc., USA no...