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Heartland Hub partnership among Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin is one of seven winners in national hydrogen energy competition for $7 billion from the federal infrastructure law.
As Halloween approaches, cooler temperatures will spread over Wisconsin, but weather experts said climate change is making October nights in the Midwest feel warmer more often than not. A new analysis from the nonprofit Climate Central said fall evening temperatures in the U.S. have warmed by nearly two degrees on average since 1970. ...
Groups that fight climate change are asking the Environmental Protection Agency to adopt ambitious new greenhouse-gas emissions rules for medium- and heavy-duty trucks - which would incentivize the transition to electric trucks. The charging network that would make electric-truck routes possible is just getting started. Zeina El-Azzi is CEO and founder of Gage Zero, a company looking to build truck-charging depots in port areas, including at the Port of Savannah. ...
A warming planet and decadeslong drought are expected to spark bigger and more destructive wildfires across the Mountain West, and new data from the Colorado State Forest Service shows more than one million Coloradans live in areas with moderate to very high risk of wildfire. Chad Julian, wildfire mitigation program specialist for the Colorado State Forest Service, said the biggest change from previous maps is improved technologies showing where people build homes and other structures. "More rural areas, smaller communities, subdivisions; there was a lot more growth in homes in thos...
Wisconsin is going to be a part of two new "hydrogen hubs" backers say will generate clean fuel but some environmental groups say it is a mixed bag. The federal government just announced $7 billion in funding to produce hydrogen, which is used in hard-to-decarbonize sectors like aviation fuel, steel and glass production, power generation, refining, and heavy-duty transportation. Patrick Drupp, director of climate policy for the Sierra Club, warned the devil is in the details. ...