Worcester Schools Launch Clean Energy Program for Career Pathways
June 8, 2026
Worcester students can join a new clean energy vocational program, gaining skills for careers in HVAC, solar, and more.
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Schildberg Family’s Rare Corvettes Head to Auction in Greenfield
May 20, 2026
Rare early Corvettes from 1953-1963, part of the Schildberg collection, set for auction in Greenfield on June 13.
Rising Gas Prices and EVs: A Shift in Global Energy and Transportation
May 9, 2026
Electric vehicles are poised to benefit as gas prices soar, with potential savings making EVs more appealing to buyers.
Sorrow Over MDOT’s Destruction of Nature in Restore 94 Project
April 12, 2026
Exploring the dangers faced by road construction workers, including traffic hazards and extreme weather conditions.
Efforts intensify to save the Great Salt Lake from shrinking further
April 12, 2026
Water use and climate change are causing Great Salt Lake’s decline, needing 260B gallons to save it by 2034.
Engineer Ticketed for Parking Historical Plymouth at Stellantis HQ
April 11, 2026
Devin Sykes, a Stellantis engineer, humorously resolves a parking ticket after mistakenly ticketed for his Plymouth.
Exploring the Younger Dryas: Lessons from a Rapid Climate Shift
April 5, 2026
March’s Unusual Weather and the Younger Dryas
March saw record low rain in McKinleyville and record highs nationwide. Climate volatility, akin to the Younger Dryas cold spell, poses risks.
Devin Sykes transforms 1920s gas station into a DIY car garage in Detroit
March 31, 2026
Devin Sykes is transforming a 1920s gas station in Detroit into a DIY garage for car enthusiasts to rent project space.
Kentucky lands $1.76B investment for uranium enrichment facility
March 26, 2026
Robots and AI are revolutionizing jobs at Amazon and GE Appliances in Kentucky, enhancing speed in shipping and manufacturing.
Piketon Plant’s $33B Energy Project to Power Data Center in Ohio
March 21, 2026
PIKETON — A new $33 billion natural gas plant aims to power Ohio’s data centers, a joint U.S.-Japan energy venture.
Florida Bills Threaten Tallahassee’s Net-Zero Goals and Utility Policies
March 19, 2026
Local governments, including Tallahassee, may soon be barred from adopting ‘net-zero’ policies under new proposed bills.
Yale Experts Analyze EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Regulation Rollback Impact
March 15, 2026
Yale experts evaluate the impact of the EPA’s greenhouse gas rollback on legal, policy, and public health aspects.