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DW Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine July 3, 2018 - Vimarsana News

DW Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine July 3, 2018

Five g. Is the watchword the new networks will make everything work faster and faster on your mobile phone at least thats what providers are claiming. Just look at the time needed to download a High Definition film. It could take up to seven hours in three g. Three minutes and forty and in five just two seconds but that requires new transmitters technology and the five g. Antennas may post dangers. This is the kind of antenna needed for new five g. Wireless networks which promise to be much faster and more powerful but what about the electromagnetic radiation that five g. Systems will emit man...

Biden Government Plans $350MM Grants to Curb Methane from Wells - Vimarsana News

Biden Government Plans $350MM Grants to Curb Methane from Wells

The offer would be part of a series of funding 'to monitor and reduce methane emissions'.

AirNow.gov's Wild 48 Hours - Washingtonian - Vimarsana News

AirNow.gov's Wild 48 Hours - Washingtonian

Thanks to smoke from wildfires, the once-obscure EPA website's traffic this week was up 16,000% over last year. We found out how its staff handled the surge.

The gas price is wrong - Vimarsana News

The gas price is wrong

Senate Democrats’ version of the gas price gouging bill gets a markup today in the Commerce Committee.

Biden leans on Obama-era appointees on climate - Vimarsana News

Biden leans on Obama-era appointees on climate

The latest appointees have already gotten to work at their respective agencies and in just a few days have begun carrying out Biden’s agenda.  Melissa Hoffer, who was named as the Biden EPA’s principal deputy general counsel, has asked lawyers at the Department of Justice to pause cases where Trump administration rollbacks are being challenged by environmental groups.  And a recent Interior Department order that temporarily halted new drilling permits on federal lands, a step toward the Biden campaign  promise of ending new public lands leasing, is stirring up mixed reactions.  â...