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Today in Manufacturing has a new podcast brought to you by the editors of Industrial Media. In each episode, we discuss the five biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward.
Energy
New Mexico Sets Sights on Hydrogen Economy
An executive order makes clear that hydrogen will be a key focus of the state's transforming energy economy.
Aerospace
Former Spaceport Executive Alleges Fraud, Retaliation
He alleges that he was forced to resign after raising concerns about financial malfeasance that cost taxpayers millions.
Energy
Exxon Mobil Plans to Cut Emissions in Texas Oilfield
The company hopes to achieve its net-zero goal in the Permian Basin by 2030.
Energy
Judge Denies Lab Workers' Claim in Vaccine Fight
Los Alamos National Laboratory officials said 96% of its employees are fully vaccinated.
Military
U.S. Officials Double Down on Nuclear Modernization
National laboratory leaders say the nation has the opportunity to re-imagine its entire nuclear enterprise.
Energy
State's Oil & Gas Bond Requirements Fall Far Short, Study Finds
Taxpayers could be left on the hook if companies go bankrupt or abandon their operations.
Military
US Pushes Ahead with Nuclear Plans Despite Watchdog Concerns
Critics have sounded alarms over the potential for more security and safety lapses at Los Alamos.
Energy
Lab Looks to Boost Power Supply for Nuclear Mission
Officials have said one of the transmission lines to Los Alamos National Laboratory is expected to reach capacity this summer.
Energy
State Takes US to Court Over Nuclear Lab Cleanup
New Mexico is going after the federal government over contamination from decades of bomb-making.
Military
Groups Seek Broader Review of Nuclear Work
Federal installations face a deadline of making 80 cores per year by 2030, with the first 30 due in five years.
Aerospace
Virgin Galactic Pushes Back Space Flight Attempt
The space tourism venture says it needs more time for technical checks.