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New ownership could revive Texas waste plan
Waste Control Specialists LLC, after months in corporate limbo, may look at restarting its push to store high-level radioactive waste in West Texas.
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Edward Klump, E&E News reporter
Waste Control Specialists LLC, after months in corporate limbo, may look at restarting its push to store high-level radioactive waste in West Texas.
The city is trying to turn electric vehicles — often derided as playthings of the rich — into transportation for the masses. Will it work?
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The city is trying to turn electric vehicles — often derided as playthings of the rich — into transportation for the masses. Will it work?
By David Iaconangelo and David Ferris in Energywire
They've been called moon homes and suburban igloos. The dome home, a futuristic fad once heralded by hippies, is trying to stage a comeback as an antidote to climate change.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire