Phil McKenna
Energy and Environment Reporter at Inside Climate News
Inside Climate reporter. He/Him [email protected] @mckennapr.bsky.social
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6 days ago |
insideclimatenews.org | Phil McKenna
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is demanding information from a small geoengineering startup company it says is launching pollution into the air.
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6 days ago |
ecotopical.com | Phil McKenna
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1 week ago |
insideclimatenews.org | Phil McKenna |Peter Aldhous
CAMERON, La.—For a ship the length of nearly three football fields, Energy Intelligence seemed to turn on a dime. With tugboats pushing and pulling at its bow and stern, the 295-meter liquefied natural gas tanker pivoted 180 degrees in the brackish waters of the Calcasieu Ship Channel in late February, preparing to refuel for a trip to the Netherlands.
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1 month ago |
minnpost.com | Phil McKenna
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1 month ago |
arstechnica.com | Marianne Lavelle |Phil McKenna
31 separate actions roll back restrictions on air and water pollution. If there can be such a thing as bureaucratic “shock and awe,” Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin tried to unleash it Wednesday.
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“If I can do this, MIT can do it”: A group of MIT students, alums and faculty say they have a plan for the university to decarbonize faster and at far less cost. A recent article I wrote for @insideclimate now also in @BostonGlobe https://t.co/T5LaVKcizu
Brock Yordy is a 3rd generation driller with “mud in his blood.” Can his newly formed drillers association help geothermal heating and cooling reach liftoff? https://t.co/G4YeImhVNc
GOP plans to roll back fees on excessive methane emissions from the oil and gas industry will hurt American competitiveness and could sow regulatory havoc, policy experts say. https://t.co/8H9uLvQZ7L