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A turquoise control panel with meters and gauges for monitoring electrical output.

Home

Firehouse backup generator used to power everything, then storms left only 3 outlets live

A hand holds a glass as water flows from a kitchen faucet into it.

Tech

Minnesota continues PFAS protections as EPA eases 'forever chemical' rules

A person speaks about the future with an illustrated background of a futuristic landscape.

Tech

Solar's next hurdle isn't panel supply — it's old roofs and aging grids

A person rescuing a pigeon from mud.

Outdoors

Young pigeon found in dried-up pond rescued after days trapped in mud

A classroom with desks, chairs, a large screen, and various educational materials on the walls.

Home

Florida teacher sues school district after classroom leaks, mold allegedly caused chronic illness

The Heritage Business District of Port Hope, Ontario, Canada.

Tech

Canada's plan for the world's largest nuclear plant alarms Ontario town still cleaning up waste

A brick City Hall building.

Business

Ohio petition seeks voter approval for former power plant tax breaks, rezoning

Three images showing a rainy road, a waterflow over rocks, and a flooded street with debris.

Home

In Pennsylvania's 'Flood City,' a flash flood sent water pouring off a mountain, surrounding a home

An industrial building with a large flat roof and several loading docks, surrounded by fields and power lines.

Business

Pennsylvania data center opponents skeptical of Shapiro's fast-track ban

A person wearing gloves taking a sample of water.

Tech

Great Lakes tap water for 40 million people is laced with microplastics, yet few rules are in place

A mechanic works on a car engine while various tools are arranged on a table in the foreground.

Business

Virginia mechanics push 'right to repair' as factory data lockouts send cars to dealerships

Maura Healey, Governor of Massachusetts

Tech

Massachusetts plans New England summit on advanced nuclear, fusion, and lower electric bills