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1. Eco-Friendly Monthly Wine Subscription Service Irreverent Launches Great Tasting Wine In A Recyclable Pouch 5/21/2020

   Earth-loving, social, and health conscious wine lovers can now reach for the pouch vs. the bottle with Irreverent Wine (http://www.irreverentwine.com), a new monthly “Farm to Glass” sustainable wine subscription service

2. World’s Largest Green Hydrogen Project To Launch In California 5/20/2020

   The global energy company SGH2 is bringing the world’s biggest green hydrogen production facility to Lancaster

3. Lenoir NC Company Wins Two Major International Environmental Challenges 5/20/2020

   Ms Joyce Mann, Chairman and CEO of Lenoir-based RMANNCO, Inc., announced today that RMANNCO, Inc. has received notification from Mr. Robert Haupst, Executive Director of BioVoice-Europe, that two of RMANNCO's proposals were winning Solvers in two project areas: Wastewater Re-Use in Europe, UK and Australia and for creation of a new plant-based formulation to be used to make sustainable flowerpots and other agricultural products for worldwide distribution and sales.

4. National Carbon Capture Center Expands Testing Of Carbon Capture For Negative Carbon Technologies 5/20/2020

   Strengthening its commitment to energy innovation, Southern Company, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), has announced an expanded focus for the National Carbon Capture Center

5. ADM Announces Aggressive New Goals To Reduce Water Intensity, Landfill Waste 5/19/2020

   ADM announced today commitments to reduce water intensity by 10 percent and achieve a 90 percent landfill diversion rate by 2035 as part of an aggressive plan to continue to reduce the company’s environmental footprint

6. EDF Files Brief Opposing Trump Administration’s Challenge To California And Quebec Coordination In Reducing Climate Pollution 5/19/2020

   Environmental Defense Fund filed a brief in opposition to the Trump administration’s lawsuit against California’s collaboration with Quebec to cut dangerous climate pollution

7. Sensor Network Could Change How Methane Emissions Are Detected 5/19/2020

   A first-of-its-kind network of sensors for monitoring emissions across an oil and gas production region may soon revolutionize the way methane leaks are found

8. EPA Awards $1.4M Grant To The University Of Puerto Rico To Reduce Diesel Emissions Around The Port Of San Juan 5/19/2020

   The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 2 is awarding a $1.4M Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) grant to the University of Puerto Rico – Medical Sciences Campus.

9. Mexico’s Central Bank, UNEP And UNDP Call On Financial Sector To Plan For Environmental Risks 5/19/2020

   Today, Banco de México and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), with the support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), presented the report "Climate and environmental risks and opportunities in Mexico's financial system: From diagnosis to action," which calls upon Mexican financial institutions to make a collective effort to incorporate environmental issues into their risk assessment and corporate governance strategies, as well as to take advantage of the opportunities that would result from the transition to a low-carbon economy

10. Greening Pennsylvania: Western Pennsylvania Energy Consortium Goes Green With Direct Energy 5/19/2020

    Cementing their leadership in the area of sustainability, the Western Pennsylvania Energy Consortium (WPEC), has announced that it is directing its energy dollars towards the support of renewable energy