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relates to NY MTA Puts $2 Billion Price Tag on Proposed Penn Station Entry
citylab
NY MTA Puts $2 Billion Price Tag on Proposed Penn Station Entry
By Michelle Kaske
The renovation of Penn Station, the busiest US passenger rail facility, shouldn’t include a proposed new $2 billion entrance, according to the head of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
April 26, 2023
relates to India’s Big Plans for Cleaner Jet Fuel Face a String of Hurdles
green
India’s Big Plans for Cleaner Jet Fuel Face a String of Hurdles
By Ragini Saxena and Bibhudatta Pradhan
November 21, 2022
relates to Enel Offers Climate-Linked Bond Triplet After Junk Jumbo
business
Enel Offers Climate-Linked Bond Triplet After Junk Jumbo
By Tasos Vossos
Enel SpA is kicking off sales of top-rated debt aimed at fighting climate change, offering 2.75 billion euros ($3.11 billion) of bonds tied to emissions targets.
January 10, 2022
relates to America’s Slip-and-Fall King Wants to Save You From a Workplace Wipeout
businessweek
America’s Slip-and-Fall King Wants to Save You From a Workplace Wipeout
By Peter Andrey Smith
Americans spend $50 billion a year recovering from spills. Russell Kendzior says he’s battling Big Floor to make sure these avoidable accidents don’t happen.
October 29, 2021
relates to Italy's Deadly Bridges: Crumbling Infrastructure Poses Dilemma
politics
Italy's Deadly Bridges: Crumbling Infrastructure Poses Dilemma
By Marco Bertacche and Alberto Brambilla
A government engineer found crumbling viaducts that are putting lives at risk. Documents show there’s little he can do to close them.
March 6, 2020
relates to The Micromobility Revolution's Glaring Safety Gap
citylab
The Micromobility Revolution's Glaring Safety Gap
As dockless shared-mobility devices spread nationwide, so do the risks of accident and injury. Here’s why more federal safety oversight is needed.
April 30, 2019
business
Euglena Soars After Saying It Will Supply Algae Fuel to ANA
By Kiyotaka Matsuda and Chris Cooper
Euglena Co. climbed the most in more than nine months in Tokyo trading after saying it would supply Japan’s largest airline with fuel made from algae and would begin commercial production in the 2020s.
December 1, 2015
relates to Can Brazil Get Its Ethanol Mojo Back?
opinion
Can Brazil Get Its Ethanol Mojo Back?
Fermenting ordinary sugar into jet fuel is the easy bit. Surviving Brazilian policy makers is another story.
December 21, 2014
business
LanzaTech Plans to Raise $80 Million for Waste Gas-to-Biofuel
By Louise Downing
LanzaTech NZ Ltd., a closely held developer of transport fuels and chemicals from waste gases, plans to start raising $60 million to $80 million from venture capital and strategic investors this year to develop technology.
May 15, 2013
business
Airbus Works With Air Canada to Study Renewable Jet Fuel
By Louise Downing
Airbus SAS, Air Canada and BioFuelNet Canada agreed to work together to study clean jet fuel with the aim of eventually supplying the Canadian carrier as the aviation industry seeks to cut emissions in half.
May 13, 2013