Red snapper season could be 2 months long next year

Anglers off the Georgia coast may soon benefit from an extended red snapper season, which could last two months. This potential change answers years of requests from local fishing enthusiasts hoping for more time on the water.

Red snapper season could be 2 months long next year

Hamilton residents voice concerns over proposed $100 million data center

Residents raised questions about the environmental and financial impact of a $100 million data center proposal at Wednesday’s Hamilton City Council meeting. City officials say the project remains in its early stages, with final decisions yet to be made.

Trump approves Alaska mining road to boost copper, zinc production

President Donald Trump has approved a plan to build a 211-mile road through Alaska’s remote wilderness, aiming to expand access to valuable mineral deposits such as copper and cobalt. The proposal, known as the Ambler Road project, was previously backed during Trump’s first administration and is intended to bolster mining activity in the region.

Trump approves Alaska mining road to boost copper, zinc production

Trump approves Alaska mining road

President Donald Trump has re-approved a long-debated 211-mile road through Alaska’s wilderness. Once blocked by the Biden administration, the Ambler Road project is designed to provide access to valuable mineral deposits, despite concerns over wildlife, Native traditions, and environmental damage.

Grand Canyon to partially reopen North Rim

The Grand Canyon’s North Rim will partially reopen next week after a closure prompted by the devastating Dragon Bravo Fire. This cautious step marks a key moment for the popular destination’s recovery, as park officials work to ensure visitor safety and protect the region’s unique environment.

Grand Canyon to partially reopen North Rim

Making OpenAI and Nvidia’s giant AI project a reality will take a lot of foreign-made parts

A newly revealed supply chain analysis highlights how OpenAI and Nvidia’s ambitious AI project depends on labor availability and overseas manufacturing of critical components. At the heart of this challenge are data centers and power plants, which will require heavy investment and global partnerships to become fully operational.

Counterpoint | Let facts, not fear, guide the data center debate

Data centers in Greater Minnesota spark debate over their economic and environmental impact. In a thoughtful commentary, Andy Wilke argues that rather than automatically embracing or rejecting these facilities, we must weigh tangible facts before making decisions.

Counterpoint | Let facts, not fear, guide the data center debate

An oil spill, a sprained ankle and a damaged boat: What we know about the Long Beach cargo ship mishap

A ship stationed at the Port of Long Beach lost approximately 75 cargo containers into the water on Tuesday morning, leading to a reported light oil sheen, waterlogged cargo, and a sprained ankle. The U.S. Coast Guard responded to the mishap, which also involved a damaged boat.

An oil spill, a sprained ankle and a damaged boat: What we know about the Long Beach cargo ship mishap

‘Do the right thing.’ Marion Township residents voice concerns about possible travel plaza

Marion Township residents have voiced concerns about a proposed travel plaza, citing environmental and social impacts. A “NO REZONE” sign stands as a clear emblem of local opposition near the project site, situated off Interstates 99 and 80.

Pure Strategies Releases New Report: Realizing Sustainable Packaging – The Next Era of Packaging

A newly released report from sustainability consulting firm Pure Strategies, “Realizing Sustainable Packaging – The Next Era of Packaging,” provides businesses with a guide to move beyond basic regulatory mandates. The resource emphasizes measurable improvements, encouraging organizations to transform their approach to eco-friendly packaging.

Pure Strategies Releases New Report: Realizing Sustainable Packaging – The Next Era of Packaging