Study: Manure digesters can cut emissions, unless they leak
Researchers said manure digesters – systems capturing methane from manure – can cut pollution but they come with risks.
Washington calls for more, not less federal EV investment
Elected leaders and clean transportation advocates in Washington State are urging Congress to include robust investments in electrified transportation.
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CDOT begins region-wide bridge rehabilitation project in southeast Colorado on April 27
The Colorado Department of Transportation and contractor TLM Construction will begin a region-wide timber bridge rehabilitation project.
‘Nuclear in New Mexico’ conference convenes amid uptick in uranium interest statewide
A panel of tribal, state and federal officials kicked off a pro-nuclear conference Monday near Albuquerque.
Senate leader slams brakes on measure calling for an Oklahoma constitutional convention
A bill that asks voters to approve a convention to consider changes to the Oklahoma Constitution hit a snag Monday.
Evictions fell slightly in 2025, but some areas saw upticks, report finds
Eviction filings fell in 2025 for the second straight year in the cities and states tracked in a new report.
Businesses line up for $166B in refunds from improper tariffs
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection tariff refund system went live Monday.
Supreme Court takes anti-LGBTQ+ Catholic preschools case against Colorado
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear another case from Colorado involving the balance of state anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ+ people and religious exemptions.
EarthTalk – ¿El cambio climático ya está alterando la biodiversidad?
El cambio climático no es la única razón por la que hemos sufrido enormes pérdidas de biodiversidad en los últimos años.
