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The United States is openly talking about its arming of Taiwan no longer in general terms of ensuring "sufficient self-defense," but rather specifically to "win against China," thus confirming Beijing's longstanding claims that Washington has...

It's tough to know what to believe these days as the transformation of the economy begins to a lower carbon future. How's it going? Where are the new wind turbines? Are there a bunch of them? Well, seriously, take a stroll down the path of understanding by taking a first-hand look at where we are in US wind power installations with this great tool developed by the smart folks at the USGS. It'll make you smarter too. - Peter Ravella, Publisher, CNT.

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Canada's Evolving Electricity Grids: Recent Developments in Distributed Energy Resources THE EXPANDING SCOPE AND CHALLENGES ARISING FROM DERS Distributed Energy Resources ( DERs) are increasingly offering the opportunity to create a more efficient and sustainable electricity grid by incorporating smaller, decentralized resources that are dynamic and responsive to changing

When it comes to addressing climate change, we have the solutions. Our job now is to implement these solutions in a just and inclusive way. On March 30, 2022, thousands of communities around the world will gather in a one-day Worldwide Teach-In on Climate and Justice. UW–Madison's event features five panels of UW experts, opportunities to connect with the campus community, and *free food* from the new Electric Eats Food Truck.

Emory College students Sean Woo, Sojourner Hunt, Bryn Walker and Channelle Russell will spend a year studying at the University of St Andrews in Scotland as recipients of the prestigious Robert T. Jones Scholarship.

California K-12 Students Get Access to Science and Technology Homework Help - New Online STEM Resources Available Anytime, Anywhere to California’s 6.2 Million Students

When she was young, Gesangyangji would stare at the peaks on the mountains surrounding Lhasa, her birthplace in the Tibetan Plateau. They were covered in snow. But as she grew up she noticed the snow …

“Tim brings a wealth of expertise and experience to the newly created chief commercial officer role at Andromeda. We are delighted to welcome...

Coastlines are always in flux. In addition to facing wind, waves and currents, coasts are subject to fluctuating water levels, changing sediment supply, seasonal weather patterns, and  growth cycles of biological organisms such as kelp and coral. Monitoring these changes is important for the millions of people that live along coasts in the U.S., particularly as climate change