Climate progress requires action, and that starts in NY
By ROBERT B. CATELL // New York is at the center of climate ambition in the United States. Our region has always been at the forefront of the research and…
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No. 1063: In which we stuff shrimp, open law schools, ban data centers – and then do it all again
Keeps on giving: Welcome to Wednesday, intrepid innovators, as we hurtle into the month of dads and grads – and hurdle the hump of another busy workweek. Before we…
Beacon Wind is alive, but is it well? That’s less clear
By GREGORY ZELLER // Reports of the death of the offshore Beacon Wind project have been somewhat exaggerated. While the 2.5-giggawatt offshore-wind duplex has withdrawn its interconnection application with New…
Time to add nuclear back to Long Island’s energy mix
By MICHAEL H. SAHN // Nuclear power is back – and despite its bad history with nuclear power, Long Island needs to consider it as a progressive energy source. In…
No. 866: In which we study space, stick it to Caesar, remember RBG and get a jump on St. Patrick’s Day
Shake your shamrocks: Welcome to Friday, lassies and lads, and not just any Friday but Friday, March 15, making Sunday St. Patrick’s Day – traditional death date of Ireland’s…
No. 856: Down, set, hike! Offshore wind, quantum computing and LVIII other reasons to love innovation
Super-duper: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday but the Friday before Super Bowl Sunday, an unofficial national holiday if ever there was one. With a full…