SustainabilityTrump’s promises have some coal miners optimistic — so they’re staying in the industryBy Reid R. FrazierDecember 27, 2017Photo by Luke Sharrett/Getty ImagesWhile some coal miners continue looking for work in the industry, others look to careers outside of coal for more stability. ListenreadDownloadDownload
SustainabilityExplosion heat up concerns over gas pipelinesBy Reid R. FrazierJuly 05, 2016REID R. FRAZIERA recent Pennsylvania gas explosion has raised questions about safety ListenreadDownloadDownload
SustainabilityInside a huge air pollution scrubbing unitBy Reid R. FrazierFebruary 11, 2016Reid FrazierThe Homer City Generating Station burns 16,000 tons of coal per day ListenreadDownloadDownload
WorldAs funding drops, scientists turn to the crowdBy Reid R. FrazierJanuary 01, 2015(William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)Crowdfunding comes to the research lab, and websites spring up to vet projects. ListenreadDownloadDownload
SustainabilityDirty 'frackwater' could yield lots of greenBy Reid R. FrazierNovember 12, 2014KAREN BLEIER/AFP/Getty ImagesThe market for cleaning up the briny waste water is likely to grow dramatically. ListenreadDownloadDownload
SustainabilityChemical and plastics industries love frackingBy Reid R. FrazierNovember 29, 2013BASFCheap natural gas has made the U.S. one of the cheapest places to make plastics. ListenreadDownloadDownload
