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A Small Win for Curbside EV Charging in California
Bill requires state and local governments to develop permitting guidelines, but it lacks provisions for identifying optimal charging locations.
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The heat pump industry adapts to new refrigerants, faces a shortage of skilled technicians, and navigates uneven regulations.
How We Build Socialist Power (Literally)
The vulnerabilities of the Texas power grid due to privatization and the need for a transition to publicly owned utilities for a sustainable energy future.
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"Walls with a protruding zigzag pattern could stay up to 3°C (5.4°F) cooler than regular walls, without using any energy."
Air conditioning causes around 3% of greenhouse gas emissions. How will this change in the future?
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What Project 2025 Means for Our Cities
"..from the '2016 Mandate for Leadership', the Trump Administration implemented 64% of the recommendations in the first year"
Rural belts around cities could reduce urban temperatures by up to 0.5°C, study suggests
"The biggest cooling effects happen where the rural ring around a city extends for at least half the city's diameter."
Which roof beats urban heat better, the white one or the green one?
Cool roofs are more effective than green roofs, according to a study focused on the Greater London area.
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Dark, paved surfaces and lack of greenery contribute to the urban heat island effect, exacerbating heatwaves in certain neighborhoods.
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