Energy and Environment: EPA to protect Alaska’s Bristol Bay, blocking major gold mine
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The Biden administration's move to invoke its Clean Water Act authority marks a major blow for the project, which lies near the world's largest sockeye salmon run.
The Orca, an installation built by Climeworks, will capture 4,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year — and serve as a blueprint for similar technology.
As the effects of climate change become severe, more people than ever may experience mental health challenges. To provide solutions, experts say the system will need to evolve.
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