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By Max Graham for Grist.Broadcast version by Alex Gonzalez for Arizona News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration Below the red-tile roofs of the Catalina Foothills, an affluent area on the north end of Tucson, Arizona, lies a blanket of desert green: spiky cacti, sword-shaped yucca leaves, and the spindly limbs of palo verde and mesquite trees. Head south into the city, and the vegetation thins. Trees are especially scarce on the south side...

Eocycle Technologies has announced it has received $25 million in financing to expand its operations in key markets throughout the US Midwest and Great Plains, as well as in Europe...

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The EU received a stark warning about its ability to compete on the world market amid heavy state spending in the US and China. But carving out a way forward will be difficult.

Momentum for battery cell components is rapidly building in Europe and North America. To seize this opportunity, suppliers need to tackle several challenges.

Solar developers are lobbying the Biden administration to bolster support for domestic manufacturing in a long-shot bid to discourage panel makers from seeking additional tariffs on imports.

Despite renewable energy efforts, the significant increase in US oil and gas production poses a threat to achieving Paris Agreement targets, potentially exceeding global warming limits.

Chief executive Wael Sawan said Shell was "undervalued" in its London listing, but what does the City have to do to keep its golden gas goose.

The policy will see Australia join the great ‘geoeconomic game’ reshaping international supply chains. But it won’t be without new risks for doing business.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a plan to boost domestic manufacturing, renewables, competitiveness and impact and said Qld had a vital role to play.