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A water war detente? Settlement looms in battle over Rio Grande - Vimarsana News

A water war detente? Settlement looms in battle over Rio Grande

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Delivered to FedEx: 150 electric vans - Vimarsana News

Delivered to FedEx: 150 electric vans

A coalition of environmental groups is expecting to spend $100 million to elect Democratic candidates who support aggressive climate change policies in the 2022 midterm elections.

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Millions face instant blackouts to cut Calif. wildfire risk - Vimarsana News

Millions face instant blackouts to cut Calif. wildfire risk

The Department of Energy yesterday released more details about its plans to create a national network of “clean” hydrogen producers, transport infrastructure and end users, outlining a timeline for projects and committing to a greater focus on their climate impacts.

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U.S. battery makers hustle to develop EV 'game-changer' - Vimarsana News

U.S. battery makers hustle to develop EV 'game-changer'

Sustainable investment advocates last week notched a few victories during the annual meetings of Travelers Cos. Inc. and Dollar General Corp. — bright spots in an otherwise gloomy season for climate-related shareholder resolutions.

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Banks aim to decarbonize global aluminum industry - Vimarsana News

Banks aim to decarbonize global aluminum industry

The "megadrought" strangling the western United States is the driest period in 1,200 years, but a new federal study suggests it could get worse — because it has been worse.

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