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Blake Sobczak, E&E reporter
The rail-bound crude oil that erupted in a devastating fireball last year in Quebec reacted like gasoline, according to an analysis released yesterday by Canada's Transportation Safety Board.
Bob and Margaret Lee were considered futurists in 1980 when they built one of the most unusual houses in Florida, a geodesic "dome home" on the tip of Marco Island. It was powered by the sun, had its own water supply and could withstand hurricanes. But the Lees didn't plan for rising seas.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Ninety percent of the world's biggest energy companies do not have "net zero" plans for their own carbon emissions, and most of the plans that exist do not flesh out how the target will be achieved, according to a report released last week.
By Christa Marshall in Energywire
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Bob and Margaret Lee were considered futurists in 1980 when they built one of the most unusual houses in Florida, a geodesic "dome home" on the tip of Marco Island. It was powered by the sun, had its own water supply and could withstand hurricanes. But the Lees didn't plan for rising seas.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Ninety percent of the world's biggest energy companies do not have "net zero" plans for their own carbon emissions, and most of the plans that exist do not flesh out how the target will be achieved, according to a report released last week.
By Christa Marshall in Energywire