Utilities Pursuing Microgrids And Other Resiliency Measures For Future Storms
Yesterday’s energy infrastructure is not ready for tomorrow’s weather, industry experts say.
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Indoor Cannabis Crop Producers Offer Alternative To Narco Monopoly
Independent cannabis producers in Mexico face harassment from organized crime and hope new, stronger laws will protect them.
Spain Divided Over Prohibiting Wolf Hunts
Researcher says government must engage rural people to coexist with growing wolf packs.
Longtime Disability Rights Activist Reflects On Hard-Won Changes
Judith Heumann and other activists say more is needed to ensure equality.
Influencer Law: Mexican Organizations Seek Digital Advertising Regulation, Legislators Discuss Issue
Citizen organizations demand transparency for social-media recommendations.
VIDEO: Spout Of Place: Global Warming Driving Arctic Whales Into Dangerous Waters
Warmer waters force the mammals into unregulated seas, where fishing nets and boat propellers threaten their existence.
Historic New York Racial Commission Seeks To Revise City Charter
The body has the legal muscle to put revisions to combat injustice on a Nov. 2022 ballot for New Yorkers to consider.
As Renewable Energy Grows, Utilities Rush To Add Storage Capacity
California curtailments demonstrate need for better long-duration batteries.
Over 5,000 Ugandans Face Job Losses As Government Suspends 54 NGOs
Government regulator said the NGOs operated without permits, failed to file annual returns.