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Loves journalism -- the interviews, telling stories, playing with words, crunching data -- and is currently writing for GeekWire and others.
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General Fusion set to become first publicly traded fusion stock

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By Lisa Stiffler Verified
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Lisa Stiffler British Columbia-based General Fusion on Friday completed its deal to become the first publicly traded fusion stock. The 24-year-old company is trying to harness the atom-smashing reactions that power the sun, aiming to create commercially viable amounts of electricity — a feat no one has yet accomplished. General Fusion has closed its merger with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III, allowing it to go public through a special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC.
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Microsoft’s carbon emissions climb 25% as tech giants grapple with AI’s energy toll

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By Lisa Stiffler Verified
| GeekWire Verified
Challenges, breakthroughs and big ideas in the race to protect our planet. SEE MORE Microsoft has just four more years to reach its ambitious goal of removing more planet-warming carbon that it produces. But the company’s annual sustainability report, released Thursday, shows it’s moving in the opposite direction, as its 2025 emissions spiked 25% over the previous year. Despite the troubling increase, Microsoft leaders say they remain committed to the longer-term goal.
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Microsoft's carbon emissions climb 25% as tech giants grapple with AI's energy toll

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By Lisa Stiffler Verified
| MSN Verified
Lisa Stiffler Microsoft has just four more years to reach its ambitious goal of removing more planet-warming carbon that it produces. But the company's annual sustainability report , released Thursday, shows it's moving in the opposite direction, as its 2025 emissions spiked 25% over the previous year. Despite the troubling increase, Microsoft leaders say they remain committed to the longer-term goal.
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