Navigation for News Categories Residential customers made up the largest number of gas users, despite using only a small percentage of the country’s gas supplies. Photo: 123RF Gas company Clarus has removed an advertisement which said renewable gas was flowing in its pipelines after complaints about greenwashing. The advertisement, which appeared on Stuff and the
Brad Lander’s ‘pave over’ NYC golf courses for affordable housing plan is a double bogey
City Comptroller Brad Lander released a campaign video Thursday calling for four city golf courses to be used for housing. Matthew McDermott Progressive mayoral wannabe Brad Lander’s latest policy spitball — paving over four of Gotham’s public golf courses to build 50,000 affordable housing units — epitomizes the left’s denial of its role in deepening
ACWA Power launches first overseas Innovation Center in China
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia is exploring the introduction of a new investment product in the parallel market, Nomu, to foster private sector listings through special purpose acquisition companies. The Capital Markets Authority has launched a public consultation on the proposed regulatory framework for SPACs, inviting feedback as part of its efforts to expand investment opportunities and
Arctic ice is melting faster than expected — and the culprit could be dust
Among the most important data ARCSIX scientists collected in Greenland were detailed measurements of low, thin clouds, such as those seen here. (Image credit: Gary Banziger (NASA Langley) and Ralph Kahn (NASA GSFC/University of Colorado Boulder)) NASA’s most ambitious Arctic voyage to date has revealed surprisingly high concentrations of ice particles in clouds over Greenland
Guinness, green beer will be flowing at Barrie pubs for St. Patrick’s Day
‘We will see how it goes, because it’s a Monday (but) generally, the day of the week doesn’t matter,’ says Malones Pint House owner Monday is St. Patrick’s Day — a day where no matter where a person was born, nearly everybody is just a little bit Irish. In preparation for the popular Irish holiday
New Xbox console tipped for 2027 as Microsoft looks to close gap on PlayStation
Microsoft is apparently already working on its new system, with the new Xbox reportedly slated for 2027 after being greenlit by the company’s CEO – here’s all we know so farA new report suggests Xbox isn’t done yet(Image: Future via Getty Images)It’s been half a decade since the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and
Don’t Stare Directly at These Bright Green Jeeps
Ask any informed auto buff about wacky factory colors, and Jeep will probably enter the conversation. This is the company that, in recent years, created shades like Punk’n (bright orange), Tuscadero (pink), Bikini (teal), and a weird gray simply called Earl. And if you remember pre-Covid days, there was Mojito! green for the Wrangler, exclamation
In Nigeria, tech workers and farmers bring AI to the fields
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Rubio says “we’re going to keep doing it” after arrest of Columbia activist
Updated on: March 17, 2025 / 9:43 AM EDT / CBS News Rubio: Houthi airstrikes are “doing the world a favor” Secretary of State says airstrikes on Iran-backed Houthis are “doing the world a favor” 13:43 Washington — Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Sunday that Mahmoud Khalil, an activist who is being detained by
A greener Ramadan: How Atlanta-area mosques are cutting food waste during the Muslim holy month
This story was originally published by 285 South, a newsroom dedicated to Metro Atlanta’s growing immigrant and refugee communities. One evening in early March, Nina Ansari frowns as she picks up an untouched plate of rice left on the floor of the masjid she attends near her home in Stone Mountain. “Would anyone like to