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Overcoming critical minerals shortages is essential for the U.S. to fully leverage the Inflation Reduction Act and meet its ambitious climate goals.

Kadlin Rai Humbracht of Hot Springs, Adelynne Ihnen of Hitchcock, and Kenzley Souhrada of Tyndall are the top ...

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA” issued an April 2023 report titled: Draft National Strategy to Prevent Plastic Pollution (“Report”) - ...

Jeanette Jamieson, a current Toccoa City Commissioner, and former state representative, passed away Tuesday at the age of 81.

Packaging news for industry leaders. Covering recycling, tech, design, manufacturing and more.

Families of more than 300 employees of Michigan Tool Company toured yesterday expanded machine shop facilities.

There were mixed signals from the White House on Tuesday about whether spending cuts or economic growth will fund the boost in defense spending that President Donald Trump reportedly will seek from Congress. Either way, this is an opportune time to dramatically reduce excessive regulatory budgets—that of the Environmental Protection Agency foremost among them. The White House on Monday sent budget outlines to federal agencies for comment, and the environmental lobby is in high dudgeon over a r...

What if encapsulated coal ash could assist solar and wind energy resources to avoid their intermittency problem?

Innovation is not always about new technologies. It is also about finding better ways to utilize the things that are available. A company believes its found a way to use coal ash to help reduce the intermittency of solar and wind technologies.

PEORIA, Ill. - The Peoria County Board has okayed what is being described as a maximum cost for the long-proposed brand new health and human services ...