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How greed and corruption blew up South Korea’s nuclear industry
(3096 words, Apr 22 2019)
- nuclear power
- safety
- fraud
- long read
- south korea
- energy
0 comments

technologyreview.com

5 days ago

6 votes
Renewables generated more electricity than coal for the first time in US history
(169 words)
0 comments

qz.com

May 3

9 votes
U.S. EPA chief defends big energy projects, says climate not top priority
(674 words)
- usa
- epa
- andrew wheeler
- climate change
- energy
- clean water act
- infrastructure
- pipelines
4 comments

reuters.com

April 12

13 votes
Los Angeles To Phase Out 3 Natural Gas Plants, Replace Them With Clean Energy
(246 words)
8 comments

cbslocal.com

February 13

9 votes
Utility votes to shut coal plant Trump tried to save
(421 words)
- usa.tn
- coal
- trump
- energy
1 comment

thehill.com

February 15

6 votes
Hyperloop promises ultrafast transportation. But what does it mean for the environment?
(2527 words)
- transport
- ecosystems
- resources
- pollution
- energy
3 comments

ensia.com

December 16, 2018

10 votes
Lost lands? The American wilderness at risk in the Trump era
- usa
- colorado
- utah
- coal
- gas
- energy
- national parks
- long read
0 comments

theguardian.com

December 5, 2018

11 votes
'Records falling everywhere': solar panel demand goes through the roof
(862 words)
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smh.com.au

November 3, 2018

14 votes
Air-conditioners do great good, but at a high environmental cost
(1985 words, Aug 25 2018)
- climate
- energy
2 comments

economist.com

August 28, 2018

13 votes
Use of Water for Electricity Generation Triggers Outcry in Mexico
(1329 words)
1 comment

ipsnews.net

August 18, 2018

5 votes
The $3 Billion Plan to Turn Hoover Dam Into a Giant Battery
(1929 words, Jul 24 2018)
- energy
1 comment

nytimes.com

July 29, 2018

14 votes
The Arctic is melting. Here’s why cooperation and diplomacy get so complicated.
(1176 words)
1 comment

washingtonpost.com

July 30, 2018

7 votes