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In a nod to Oppenheimer's legacy, US officials vow to prioritize cleanup at nuclear lab

Independent federal investigators say the price tag for cleaning up waste at Los Alamos National Laboratory is rising and federal officials need to do more to track costs and progress of the $7 billion effort

The Independent UK

J&K schools reluctant to admit children with special needs

Parents of children with special needs in J&K struggle to get school admission due to lack of inclusive environment. After receiving notice from NCPCR, DoE sent circular to ensure no school denies admission to such children.

The Hindu

Jackson Bone: the Trump-linked US law firm engaged in anti-trans litigation

Former administration staffer Candice Jackson partnering with Lauren Adams Bone, legal director of ‘radical feminist’ group

The Guardian - US

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The U.S. power grid isn't ready for climate change

Human-caused climate change is poised to heavily strain the U.S. power grid in the coming decades.

Axios

US agencies are latest victims in MOVEit hacking spree

About a week ago, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the FBI sent out a joint advisory warning that a file-transfer product called MOVEit contained a dangerous flaw, one that could allow hackers to steal data from affected systems.

Tribune News Service

Intel Lands US Energy Department Funding for 2kW Cooling Tech

Intel has a big customer for its two-phase immersion cooling technology integrating coral structures and vapor chambers - the U.S. Department of Energy

Tom’s Hardware

Teacher who claimed to be SAS soldier banned from every classroom in England

William Sharkey was banned from teaching after he spent time alone with a student in his home and claimed he had been shot twice while in the elite regiment

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How does nuclear fusion work, and why is the US investing in it?

The White House has invested in an ambitious plan of deploying nuclear fusion on the electrical grid in the 2030s. While the science is still developing, fusion has the potential to dramatically alter the clean energy landscape.

USAFacts

Energy Dept. cancels $200M grant to battery maker after GOP criticism over alleged ties to China

The Biden administration has canceled plans to award a $200 million grant to a U.S. battery manufacturer amid criticism from Republican lawmakers over the company’s alleged ties to China

The Independent UK

Joe Biden's War on Dishwashers Rages On

Not content with merely getting rid of Trump-era deregulation, the Biden administration is now tightening energy efficiency standards for a long list of home appliances.

Reason

Ethanol isn’t dead yet

The biofuel's bipartisan support isn't about science, but politics

Salon

Going green: Nel Hydrogen to build in Michigan, work with GM

The green hydrogen company Nel announced plans Wednesday to build a massive new plant in Michigan as it works with General Motors to drive down the cost of hydrogen

The Independent UK

Hydrogen energy gets ready for its close-up as US funds flow

The hydrogen rush is on.

Tribune News Service

Hydrogen energy gets ready for its close-up as US funds flow - Roll Call

Politicians in Washington and U.S. states are jockeying to land federal funding for hydrogen technology demonstration projects.

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Can Ocean Waves Power the Grid? New Technology is Bringing Us Closer Than Ever

Scientists want to gather clean energy from the ocean — and wave farms aren't too far off in the future.

Daily Mirror

Warning over 140,000 'ghost children' missing from school last summer

Figures by the Department of Education show more than 140,000 schoolkids were “severely absent” in the summer of 2022, leading to fears children are falling through cracks

Tribune News Service

Energy loan program for tribal lands remains untapped

WASHINGTON — A federal tribal energy loan program that has never been used is getting bipartisan attention from the leaders of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee.

Salon

Biden hopes to scale up energy storage

The reports address challenges and solutions for getting these clean energy technologies off the ground

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Energy loan program for tribal lands remains untapped - Roll Call

A federal tribal energy loan program that has been never been used is getting attention from leaders of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee.

Bangkok Post

Migrants bring home B299bn

More than 100,000 workers sent overseas by the Ministry of Labour last year and early this year sent back 299 billion baht in foreign currency to the local economy, according to the Department of Employment.

The Independent UK

US energy officials release strategy to boost offshore wind

The U.S. Energy Department said Wednesday it has a new strategy to help meet the nation’s goals to vastly expand offshore wind energy

The Conversation

Why tornadoes are still hard to forecast – even though storm predictions are improving

As a deadly tornado headed toward Rolling Fork, Mississippi, on March 24, 2023, forecasters saw the storm developing on radar and issued a rare “tornado emergency” warning. NOAA’s Weather Prediction and Storm Prediction centers had been warning for several days about the risk of severe weather in the region. But…

Bangkok Post

Two foreign tour guides face charges

Police have arrested one Chinese and one Vietnamese national for illegally working as tour guides near the Ratchaprasong intersection, according to the Department of Employment (DoE).

The Independent UK

‘It’s a very difficult thing to pin down’: Did Covid-19 originate from a ‘lab leak’?

Some US government agencies think Covid may have originated from a lab leak, but there needs to be far more evidence to really know where pandemic came from, Josh Marcus

Roll Call

Energy department briefs senators on COVID-19 origins - Roll Call

The briefing follows the news that DOE now concludes with “low confidence” that the virus more likely originated in a lab in Wuhan, China.

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