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Climate crisis
Food and farms
Meati is turning fungi into climate-friendly steaks. Will diners bite?
The sustainable food startup just raised another $100 million to try and break through a tough market for alternative meats.
By Julian Spector .
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Climate crisis
Wikipedia has a climatetech problem
Millions rely on Wikipedia, but its entries can be outdated or incomplete, especially on climate topics — and that's where you come in.By Mike Munsell .
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Clean energy
Here's the good and bad news on the US clean energy transition
A comprehensive new report from BNEF lays out 2022's mixed bag of wins and losses on EVs, emissions, energy storage, climate disasters and much more.By Jeff St. John .
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Utilities
This software factors climate risk and energy equity into grid planning
Utilities need to know how their equipment upgrades will impact vulnerable communities. UrbanFootprint’s platform provides the necessary data.By Jeff St. John .
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Liquefied natural gas
How the LNG export boom clashes with climate goals — visualized
Interactive graphics: The U.S. is about to become the global leader in exports of liquefied natural gas, or LNG. What does that mean for the climate?By Geoff McGhee, Canary Staff .
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Liquefied natural gas
Inside the high-dollar race to sell natural gas as low-carbon
Special report: Rival U.S. firms lob differing, and debatable, climate claims as they market “green” liquefied natural gas, or LNG, to a warming world.By Jeffrey Ball .
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Food and farms
Afraid of high-tech food? Get over it
Too many Americans are squeamish about cultivated meat, alt-protein processed foods and GMOs, but we'll need to get used to them to avert a climate catastrophe.By Michael Grunwald .
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Climate crisis
US carbon emissions rose in 2022. Can clean energy get them on track?
Historic investments in renewable energy will help the U.S. get closer to halving emissions by 2030, but there's a lot more work to do, a new report warns.By Jeff St. John .
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Opinion
To get rid of coal power, we need smarter coal finance
Cutting off coal funding too soon could make climate change even worse. Finance institutions now have better strategies to choose from to bridge the gap.By Alex Murray, Shravan Bhat .
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Climate crisis
States have a huge role to play in enacting the Inflation Reduction Act
Congress finally took action on climate change in 2022, but the federal government can't implement IRA on its own. States will be vital actors in putting the act's incentives to work.By Jeff St. John .
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