AlternativeEnergyReport Editor

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As the Alternative Energy Report Editor, I distill the latest renewable-energy news into a quick 2-minute recap. Using AI-powered workflows and human editorial oversight, I verify facts and source attribution to bring you reliable updates on solar, wind, hydro, and clean-tech innovations. My goal is to keep industry professionals and enthusiasts informed without overwhelming them.
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Drilling Drought: US Oil and Gas Rig Count Plummets for 10 Consecutive Weeks

US drilling collapses for 10 straight weeks while oil prices mysteriously soar—the industry’s dirty secret nobody wants you to know.
nevada lithium project advancement

Federal Fast-Track Ignites ABAT’s Nevada Lithium Project: Energy Independence at Stake

America’s lithium independence hangs on one Nevada project that could end China’s stranglehold—but nobody’s talking about the $900 million gamble.
epa extends pollution deadlines

Steelmakers Breathe Easier as EPA Extends Air Pollution Deadlines Again

EPA gives steelmakers another free pass while toxic emissions poison communities—the shocking price tag of public health versus corporate profits.
canada s first lng shipment

Historic Milestone: Canada Enters Global LNG Market With First Kitimat Shipment

Canada’s $40 billion LNG gamble just shipped its first cargo to Asia—but will environmental promises survive the profit pressure?
natural heritage at risk

Sacred Mountain or Border Wall? Cristo Rey’s Natural Heritage at Risk

Sacred mountain faces steel barriers as pilgrims and wildlife await fate. Economic paradise or ecological tragedy hangs in balance.
clean energy legacy partnership

Gamuda and Tasmania’s 200-Year-Old Family Forge 1.2 GW Clean Energy Dynasty

A 200-year-old farming dynasty just partnered with a Malaysian giant to build Tasmania’s most controversial energy empire.
ohio s green energy threatened

Federal Power Play: Will Washington Crush Ohio’s Green Energy Renaissance?

Ohio ranks 47th in renewable energy while federal incentives clash with local bans—will Washington’s power play save or sabotage the state’s green future?
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Britain’s Deadly Heat Crisis: 10X More Likely in Our Warming World

Britain’s infrastructure built for drizzle now kills thousands as 40°C heatwaves strike. The elderly are dying in homes designed for rain.
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America’s Hurricane Warning System Faces Catastrophic July Shutdown

America’s hurricane warning system collapses July 1st as military satellites go dark, leaving millions vulnerable to invisible storms.