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Podcast: Electricity Was Supposed to Save Us. Will It Doom Us Instead?

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By Meghan Busse, Matthew Roling, Holly Benz
| Yahoo Verified
The thinking was simple: replace combustion with electricity, and voilà! A massive chunk of our carbon emissions would go "poof." The mantra, dubbed "electrify everything," was seen as one of our most immediate opportunities to decarbonize; you can wipe out a lot of emissions when you replace a gas-powered vehicle with an electric version. And as consumers began to choose more electric vehicles and appliances, the plan seemed to be working. Until artificial intelligence came along.
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Voices: Can Michigan’s underground hydrogen save Southwest Detroit from toxic air?

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By Matthew Roling
| Planet Detroit
Overview: DTE Energy's EES Coke Battery on Zug Island releases toxic pollution in Southwest Detroit, where asthma hospitalization rates are three times the state average. The U.S. Geological Survey identified Michigan's Midcontinent Rift as a high-potential source for naturally occurring geologic hydrogen that could replace coke in steel production.
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Podcast: Why Companies Can’t Keep Their Climate Commitments

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By Brayden King, Matthew Roling
| Insight Unpacked
We’d like to think that businesses have the power to make a difference on the climate. It’s why we pressure them to make commitments to reduce their emissions. That way, we can hold them to their word. Many such commitments were made after the Paris Accords. But today? Most companies aren’t even close to achieving them. Some have abandoned them completely. In Episode 2 of our third season of Insight Unpacked: Why is it so hard for companies to follow through?
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