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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY / ACCESSWIRE / April 14, 2022 / Supernova Energy, Inc. (OTC PINK:SPRN) ("SUPERNOVA" or the "Company") today announces its plans to develop a carbon credits/carbon offsets line of business

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY / ACCESSWIRE / April 7, 2022 / Supernova Energy, Inc. (OTC PINK:SPRN) ("SUPERNOVA" or the "Company") today, discusses the environmental impact of greenhouse gas emissions on climate

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The Chesapeake Bay Foundation agrees with the March 15 op-ed by state House Speaker Bryan Cutler and state Sen. Scott Martin, stating that modern farming and healthy rivers, streams and

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY / ACCESSWIRE / February 15, 2022 / Supernova Energy, Inc. (OTC PINK:SPRN) ("SUPERNOVA" or the "Company") today, elaborates on its new subsidiary Klir Sky, Inc.As announced in a previous

Key Points - House Democrats press ahead with Build Back Better Act, including $550 billion in climate-related funding. The House will send the package to t...

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Date Time Significant upgrades to effluent quality at Adaminaby Snowy Monaro Regional Council has today announced that work on upgrades at Adaminaby Wastewater Treatment Plant will get underway from Monday 31 May 2021. Following a community consultation in December 2020 and a subsequent open tender process, the complete overhaul of the wastewater treatment plant in Adaminaby will be of enormous benefit to the community for many years to come. “Council is grateful to the Adaminaby community fo...

The Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), a Colorado-based green energy nonprofit, said in the study that expanding the states roads could add as many as 70,000 cars per year to roadways. This could increase carbon emissions by 8 to 15 million tons per year by 2050, according to RMI. Coloradans would travel an additional 1 to 1.5 billion vehicle-miles per year, which would represent a 2% increase over current measures. “As it stands, this project portfolio would negatively impact Colorado’...

Published Friday, April 23, 2021 by Robert Davis | The Center Square contributor (The Center Square) - Colorados plan to expand its highway system could hinder the states green energy goals, according to a recent study. The Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), a Colorado-based green energy nonprofit, said in the  study that expanding the states roads could add as many as 70,000 cars per year to roadways. This could increase carbon emissions by 8 to 15 million tons per year by 2050, according to R...