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How a Googly-Eyed Lump of Coal Became the Trump Administration's Newest Mascot
If you're a true coal mining-head—or maybe just a fan of Jimmy Kimmel —then you already may have heard of “Coalie,” an anthropomorphic lump of coal who is the newest mascot for the primary bureau within the US Department…
Grids Are Surviving the Storm. But the Next 5 Years Could Be Rough.
The reliability of the electric grids that power the United States and Canada is “worsening” and tens of millions of people face a growing risk of blackouts over the next five years, according to a group that monitors most of North…
Funding approved for making coal tips safer in Welsh county
Funding of £3.6m has been awarded to Neath Port Talbot Council over the next three years in order to monitor and make coal tips across the county safe. The Welsh Government funding comes as part of its new coal tip safety grant for inspection…
Americans on the hook for an extra $6 billion - thanks to Trump: report
President Donald Trump appears blind to consumers' rocketing electricity costs, reports the Washington Post. If anything, the president appears willing to make consumers pay even more for their monthly power bills to protect his favored industry.
Warrior Met Coal (NYSE:HCC) Given Average Recommendation of 'Hold' by Analysts
Warrior Met Coal (NYSE:HCC - Get Free Report) has earned a consensus recommendation of 'Hold' from the seven research firms that are presently covering the company, Marketbeat reports. Four investment analysts have rated the stock with a hold…
The Amount of New Solar Power Production Capacity China Is Manufacturing Is Legitimately Mind-Blowing
Last year, a viral drone video from China's Guizhou province revealed an entire mountain range blanketed in solar panels stretching to the horizon. It's a stunning visual, but it doesn't even begin to capture the staggering amount of solar power…
Poor Nations Won't Keep Following Europe in Economic Suicide
Or continue letting global elites set policies that impoverish and kill Calling them wasteful and a threat to America's sovereignty, freedoms and prosperity, President Trump pulled the United States out of 66 international organizations –…
CBI books its own officer for 'running protection and extortion racket' in Odisha
2 min read Bhubaneswar Make us preferred source on Google The CBI has booked its own assistant sub-inspector (ASI), who is posted in Bhubaneswar, for allegedly running a “protection and extortion” syndicate in the coal-bearing areas…
Roberts: Gutting of Clean Air Act will cost us in lives, more
By Paul Roberts / For The Herald President Trump has repeatedly labelled climate change a 'hoax' and a 'scam.' His administration has recently taken two significant actions in its war on climate science, both undermining the nation's Clean Air Act.
Robin Hood's Bay cod has raised fund for RNLI since the 1800s
Overlooking the sea on the North Yorkshire coast an unassuming - if unusual - Grade II listed sculpture can be found. Despite its diminutive height, the cast iron codfish has been a fixture in Robin Hood's Bay since the late 19th Century, and is…
Energy Bills Have Soared Recently. How Can States Bring Costs Down?
President Trump and Democratic and Republican governors this month announced a plan to build power plants to lower electricity bills in 13 Eastern states and the District of Columbia. Energy experts said that even if the plan works, the plants will…
Electric cars go mainstream as adoption surges across rich and developing nations
Last year, almost every new car sold in Norway, the nature-loving country flush with oil wealth, was fully electric. In prosperous Denmark, which was all-in on petrol and diesel cars until just before Covid, sales of battery electric vehicles…
Shock News: Polar Bears Are Thriving - 'The fatter a bear is the better it is' - New Study: 'There was no support for the predicted negative effect of warmer weather & habitat loss' - Published in journal Nature Scientific Reports
Some polar bears, it seems, are doing well out climate change and reduced ice levels in the Arctic, so a study in Nature Scientific Reports says. Although ‘body condition index' (BCI) was observed declining for the first five years of the…
Haryana constitutes high-power panel headed by ex-SC judge to address Adani Power PPA issues, notifies Terms of Reference
5 min read Chandigarh Make us preferred source on Google In a significant move aimed at resolving long-pending issues related to Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), the Haryana government has notified the Terms of Reference for a High-Power Committee…
India losing 2.3 TWh solar power indicates system's requirements for a high-renewables future
India had to curtail 2.3 terawatt hours (TWh) of solar generation between late May and December 2025, a development that indicates the power system's requirements for a high-renewables future. A report by Ember also reveals that flexibility…
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