The Mysterious Marbled Murrelet: A Tiny Seabird’s Fight for Survival in Ancient Forests
Back in 1812, Russian fur traders established Fort Ross on California's rugged coast, harvesting colossal redwood trees to construct their...
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For many years, Maclellan Island, a beautiful 19-acre nature sanctuary located in the heart of Chattanooga on the Tennessee River,...
Read moreCourt Greenlights Offshore Wind Farm: Revolution Wind Project Gets Go-Ahead After Trump-Era Halt
In a significant decision on Monday, a federal judge ruled that Orsted, the Danish energy giant, can now resume construction...
Read moreNew York’s Green Energy Resolve Tested by Controversial Gas Pipeline
A contentious proposal for an underwater natural gas pipeline in New York, previously denied three times, is gaining new traction....
Read moreJudge Gives Green Light: Revolution Wind Project Resumes Amidst Trump Administration Halt
In a significant development, a federal judge on Monday delivered a crucial ruling, allowing Orsted, the Danish energy giant, to...
Read moreGreen Light for Revolution Wind: Judge Allows Offshore Project to Resume Amid Political Clash
In a significant development for renewable energy, a federal judge has ruled that Orsted, a Danish energy giant, can restart...
Read moreGreen Light for Revolution Wind: Federal Judge Allows Offshore Project to Resume
In a significant legal victory for renewable energy, a federal judge ruled on Monday that Orsted, a Danish energy company,...
Read moreA Bright Future: Activists Celebrate Solar Power Nationwide
In Madison, Wisconsin, Susan Millar recently hosted an unusual open house. She wasn't selling her home; instead, she welcomed curious...
Read moreGreen Light for Revolution Wind: Judge Overturns Trump-Era Stoppage
In a significant development for renewable energy, a federal judge on Monday ruled that Orsted, the Danish energy conglomerate, can...
Read moreNew York’s Green Energy Resolve on Trial: The Resurfacing Underwater Gas Pipeline Debate
A contentious underwater gas pipeline, previously rejected three times in New York, is now back on the table. State officials...
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