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When the waters of the Kholpetua River begin to rise, fear settles over Bhamia village. The advancing tide pushes salt...
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President Javier Milei speaking at CPAC 2025 – Photo by Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0). Since...
Reforming Government Fossil Fuel Subsidies
Q: Despite the falling cost of renewable energy in recent years, fossil fuel companies across much of the world continue...
Ghana Counts Electricity Connections. It Needs to Start Counting Cooking Fires.
Twenty-six million Ghanaians cook on wood and charcoal every day. Cooking over a wood fire-Photo by Emmanuel Offei on Unsplash...
Zimbabwe’s Forgotten Water-Pumping Windmills Hint at Wind Power Potential
Windmills used to be a common feature on Zimbabwe's remote farms. Their creaking blades pumped life into farming communities, drawing...
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act and the Critical Mineral Mining Boom
The race to electrify the economy is triggering a mining boom. Building electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries, solar panels, and wind turbines...
Libya Has 3,200 Hours of Sunshine and Still No Solar
Reema Alfallani, a Libyan journalist based in the southern city of Sabha, says the country faces a persistent electricity crisis...
A Canadian Model for Tech-Agnostic Direct Air Capture
Deep Sky is a Canadian carbon removal project developer building infrastructure for Direct Air Capture (DAC) and permanent carbon storage....
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