Rep. Gilliard's Project Cool Breeze distributes 100 AC units to seniors in Charleston An annual event to keep the community cool during the hot months—Saturday was Representative Wendell ...

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Mexico is looking to move clean energy projects from paperwork to power lines much more quickly. Under a new policy from the Secretariat of Energy, battery storage and renewable energy developments ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – An effort to keep seniors cool during the hot summer months will return Saturday with its first distribution event of the season. Project Cool Breeze, founded by State Rep.

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Researchers at the CREATE Symposium 2026 showcased innovations designed to address climate and healthcare challenges. Projects included low-cost cooling solutions that improved sleep quality for ...

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Fans collected through Project Cool 2026 will benefit seniors served by Good Samaritan Community Services and Meals on Wheels, helping provide relief during periods of extreme summer temperatures.

There was a time when extreme heat was relatively rare. But not anymore. Heatwaves, which are already responsible for almost 500,000 deaths a year, are becoming more frequent, more intense and more ...