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Facing growing public and corporate backlash against ballooning hydro bills, the premier is reportedly planning to announce a rate-cutting initiative this week. The Ontario NDP already released an alternative plan, calling on the province to tear up costly long-term renewable power contracts and buy back control of Hydro One
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In a breakthrough that could spell trouble for uranium miners, the scientists used electrically charged plastic fibers to attract the trace amounts of uranium in regular seawater. They then chemically treated the fibers to separate the heavy metal for eventual use in the nuclear power industry
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The electric vehicle maker said its new, cheaper electric car will begin rolling off the lines this July. Tesla plans to kick production into high gear by the fall
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Canada played a surprising role in a speech that outlined the president’s new “America-first” vision. Trump touched on trade, immigration and taxes, but beyond reaffirming his support for the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines, said little about the environment
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Auto insiders expect the internal combustion engine to keep churning, but small diesel vehicles may be running on fumes, KPMG study finds
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Pepper weevils destroyed $83 million in crops in 2016 and researchers are hoping a nuclear isotope produced at the Bruce nuclear plant in Tiverton, Ont. can sterilize the ruinous insects and put a dent in their population
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Despite the growing popularity of battery electrics, a strong majority of auto executives expect hydrogen-powered vehicles to win out eventually
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Earlier this month, one cleaning robot was pulled out of the Japanese nuclear plant after being exposed to radiation levels that would kill a human within minutes, a second has now been abandoned to its fate in Unit 2 after its crawling function failed
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