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U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm toured Nevada’s vast former national nuclear proving ground on Friday and visited a Las Vegas-area liquid hydrogen…
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COVID-19 hit Las Vegas hard; entertainment, casinos, tourism, it all came to a halt. Las Vegas, and Nevada in general, is starting to bounce back.After…
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That people are so prone to ask, “Can this be recycled?” reflects a change in societal thinking.The federal government reports that the country’s…
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Sales of electric vehicles, including hybrids, grew by nearly a quarter last year. And demand is expected to grow even more as state governments…
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According to a study by the Weather Channel and Climate Central, Reno is the fastest-warming city in the United States.And Northern Nevada’s largest metro…
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It was hard to miss last week’s RTC Clean Energy and Transportation Summit.Along with elected officials, utility executives and regulators,…
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Hotels consume more water and electricity per square foot than almost any other commercial building.That makes the hospitality industry a ripe target for…
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Starbucks announced in the past week that it’s eliminating plastic straws at all its locations. The Seattle-based coffee chain will offer biodegradable…
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In the 1980s, a new kind of living arrangement called "cohousing' sprouted up in the United States.It's a mysterious term to most of us, but its growing…
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Today, October 1 st, is World Vegetarian Day. Did you have a tofu scramble for breakfast to celebrate? Or were you blissfully unaware of the occasion as…