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Farmers likely spray pesticides near elementary schools in the Mountain West - Vimarsana News

Farmers likely spray pesticides near elementary schools in the Mountain West

An Environmental Working Group report shows elementary schools across the U.S. are near farms likely sprayed with pesticides linked to cancer and other health problems.

Source: knpr.org
New probe reveals 'real-world harm' of (energy-intensive) crypto mining operations - Vimarsana News

New probe reveals 'real-world harm' of (energy-intensive) crypto mining operations

A report published Wednesday by the Environmental Working Group examines how the "mining" process behind popular cryptocurrencies including bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Monero creates a wide [...]

Bitcoin miner 'greenwashing': Claims that nuclear-powered crypto operation is clean energy - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin miner 'greenwashing': Claims that nuclear-powered crypto operation is clean energy

As cryptocurrencies struggle with soaring electricity prices that squeeze profits, one major bitcoin mining operation will soon be the first in the U.S. to use nuclear power, falsely claiming it’s good for the environment.

Source: ewg.org
NRC refuses PG&E request on Diablo Canyon extension - Vimarsana News

NRC refuses PG&E request on Diablo Canyon extension

Today, the NRC refused PG&E's request to resume reviewing a 2009 license renewal application it had withdrawn from NRC consideration in 2018.

Source: foe.org
US to add 63 GW of PV by end 2024 - Vimarsana News

US to add 63 GW of PV by end 2024

Solar and wind generation are expected to reach 16% of the US grid’s supply this year, doubling the 2018 total, said the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). By 2024, renewables will account for more than one-quarter of electricity generation in the United States.