INTERVIEW: Startup to cut concrete CO2 by up to 75%, share carbon credits with licensees
A Florida-based startup says it can cut concrete’s CO2 emissions by up to 75% and pay its customers a return on investment of carbon credits over the first 12 months.
Read MoreSCOTUS overturns Chevron doctrine, hindering future environmental rulemaking
The US Supreme Court on Friday overturned the so-called Chevron doctrine, a 40-year-old precedent which held that judges should defer to the expertise of federal agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency when laws passed by Congress are unclear.
Read MoreIRA clean energy incentives could be âon the chopping blockâ with Trumpâs re-election -report
If US President Joe Biden is re-elected in November, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is âlikely to remain intactâ, while a return of former President Donald Trump to the White House âcould put some, if not all, of the tax incentives for clean energy on the chopping block,â found a Bloomberg Intelligence report released Tuesday.Â
Read MoreINTERVIEW: âI donât mind going first,â says co-author of Vermontâs landmark âClimate Superfundâ law
Vermont is prepared to implement and defend in court its first-in-the-nation âClimate Superfundâ law, even if it must go it alone, one of the lead sponsors of the legislation told Carbon Pulse.
Read MoreMaryland governor signs order advancing Climate Pollution Reduction Plan
Governor Wes Moore (D) signed an executive order Tuesday to advance Marylandâs Climate Pollution Reduction Plan, requiring state agencies to submit a Climate Implementation Plan by Nov. 1 and creating a Subcabinet on Climate.
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