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Historic Shift: Poland’s Renewables Surge Past Coal, Ending Century-Long Dominance

Poland’s century-old coal empire crumbles as renewables surge past 30% of electricity, defying skeptics who said it couldn’t happen.
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North Dakota Revolutionizes Aviation: First Bioethanol-to-Jet Fuel Plant Breaks Ground

Rural North Dakota quietly builds America’s first ethanol-to-jet fuel plant while coastal cities debate—$500 million proves flyover country leads green aviation revolution.
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Water Wars: How Droughts Threaten Our Social Fabric and Global Stability

As global droughts trigger mass migrations and economic collapse, nations edge toward violent conflicts over vanishing water supplies that could reshape civilization.
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US Drilling Activity Plummets: Oil and Gas Rigs Down for Unprecedented 10 Straight Weeks

U.S. drilling collapses for 10 straight weeks while Permian Basin defies gravity—is this industry death or rebirth?
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Nevada Lithium Project Secures Federal Fast-Track Status: American Battery Supply Chain Breakthrough

America’s lithium gamble pays off: One Nevada project could power 500,000 EVs annually while China watches nervously.
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EPA Grants Steel Giants Years to Pollute While Communities Breathe Toxins

Steel giants get three more years to poison communities while EPA bows to billion-dollar corporations demanding toxic emission extensions.
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Crucial Climate Watchdog Vanishes: MethaneSAT’s Mysterious Disappearance Threatens Global Emission Tracking

The $88 million climate watchdog satellite vanished mysteriously, leaving methane polluters invisible. Earth’s deadliest gas now flows unchecked.
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Historic First: Canada Enters Global LNG Race With Massive 14 Mt Kitimat Export

Canada’s $109 billion LNG gamble enters global energy race as Indigenous partnerships reshape traditional fossil fuel development—but environmentalists aren’t celebrating yet.
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Mt. Cristo Rey’s Fragile Ecosystem Faces 30-Foot Steel Wall Threat

A 49-million-year-old mountain faces destruction for 30 feet of steel—will geology, wildlife, and sacred pilgrimages survive this unprecedented assault?
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Tasmania’s 200-Year Farming Dynasty Pivots to 1.2 GW Clean Energy Revolution With Gamuda

200-year farming dynasty abandons agriculture for massive 1.2 GW energy empire. Tasmania’s biggest landowners just changed everything.