The state will put $7.5 million toward research and development for geologic hydrogen. It's a clean energy source with a lot of potential to decarbonize heavy industries like transportation, experts say.
The Garfield Township Planning Commission meeting saw an overflow crowd as people voiced support for a possible temporary ban on data centers. (Photo: Vivian La/IPR News)
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