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Everyone was wrong about reverse osmosis—until now
A new paper showing how water actually travels through a plastic membrane could make desalination more efficient. That’s good news for a thirsty world.
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5 things to know about the suspension of U.S.-China climate talks
Also in today's edition... Appalachian, Indigenous pipeline foes say climate deal ‘left us to burn’ ... Law could lower costs of climate effects by up to $1.9 trillion, OMB says ... Ancient deep-sea methane burst raises questions for our climate future.
Can Pittsburgh save the planet?
Energy experts from around the world will gather here this month to accelerate clean technology. Can they keep the planet from warming past its breaking point?
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The death knell of desertification
Desertification is caused by poor land management such as over-cropping, over-grazing, improper irrigation practices, and deforestation.
Russian energy sanctions unite the feuding parties — for now
The humanitarian crisis in Ukraine remains the main driver behind the legislation.
Blocpower is turning every home into the equivalent of a Tesla
The clean-tech startup is tackling climate change by giving every homeowner the opportunity to electrify—starting in low- and middle-income communities.
Biden tapped this West Virginia scientist to help coal country, but can clean tech bring jobs?
Brian Anderson, long a proponent of carbon capture technology and a fierce believer in his scientists' work at lab facilities in South Park and Morgantown, W.Va., stepped into a role with weighty political objectives.
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