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Solar panel group buys spread across Michigan as residents band together
In the past few years, a largely grassroots solar installation trend has taken shape across a handful of Michigan towns and counties.
‘Gravel gardens’ gain ground to cut wildfire and heat risks
When airborne embers land on plant-based garden mulches like pine bark, straw or wood chips, they ignite quickly and risk spreading fire.
Japan’s top polluters face new rules as carbon market advances
Reporting requirements begin this month for about 300 to 400 firms with annual Scope 1, or direct, emissions of at least 100,000 metric tons.
India set for searing summer as Iran war strains energy supplies
Slower growth in energy storage capacity, coupled with natural gas shortages linked to the war, will leave India heavily reliant on coal and hydropower, as well as less predictable wind generation.
