Why we don't have fusion power plants yet, and what it'll take to get clean, limitless energy to market

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The National Spherical Torus Experiment-Upgrade (NSTX-U), a large circular device surrounded by a platform and steps leading to it
The National Spherical Torus Experiment-Upgrade (NSTX-U) at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.

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It may be a lot cheaper to heat your home this winter

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Stock photo of home covered in snow.
Natural gas bills are expected to fall this winter.

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Can hydrogen be green? The debate heats up as the White House pours $7 billion into hydrogen hubs

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Round white storage tanks at China's first first solar-powered green hydrogen pilot project in Xinjiang.
Storage tanks at China's first first solar-powered green hydrogen pilot project in Xinjiang.

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America's electric grid is in shambles. Biden has made the largest federal investment ever to try and fix it.

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A photo of US electric power lines at sunset.
The American grid is old and not ready for the transition to clean energy.

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The marketing failure that's going to kill us all

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Amid the rising tide of the ocean's waves are floating ephemera of environmental marketing: A large orange billboard that says
Campaigns to help the environment aren't working. We need better messaging.

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US oil production just hit an all-time high. 'Millions of people will die,' if this trend continues, a Stanford climate scientist said.

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Oil drilling
Oil is still widely used as an energy source, despite international efforts to reduce usage.

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Israel ordered Chevron to shut down a major natural gas field, which could send prices spiking further just before winter

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The Tamar drilling natural gas production platform is seen some 25 kilometers West of the Ashkelon shore in February 2013 in Israel.
The Tamar natural gas production platform.

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Surging oil prices could cause demand to crumble, forcing Saudi Arabia to take its 'foot off the brake' sooner than markets expect, energy exec says

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Khurais oilfield, Saudi Arabia oil
A gas flame is seen in the desert near the Khurais oilfield, about 160 km (99 miles) from Riyadh.

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A 'litmus test' for a looming recession could come next quarter, says an economist who's been predicting a downturn for 18 months

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David Rosenberg is still calling a recession.

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Global fossil fuel demand has to crater 25% by 2030 if the world is going to meet its climate goals, IEA says

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Fatih Birol, head of IEA
Fatih Birol warned summer could be difficult for energy markets.

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