Enka teacher named Buncombe County Schools Teacher of the Year
Enka Middle School science teacher Martha Tallent had no idea a ceremony to celebrate end-of-grade tests on June 4 actually had another purpose.
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Enka Middle School science teacher Martha Tallent had no idea a ceremony to celebrate end-of-grade tests on June 4 actually had another purpose.
A zeolite array about the size of a football field could generate millions of dollars a year in income while removing harmful methane from the air.
Dramatic videos created by environmental activists shows tap water being set on fire. In some cases, they were clear hoaxes, in others it turned out to be methane unrelated to drilling. Yet regardless, the belief is that natural gas fracturing (fracking), or conventional extraction, can reach drinking water.
A bill in the state legislature would require the appliances to feature information about ventilation. The proposal arrives on the heels of new findings about emissions harms.
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