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A natural gas turbine at the University of Oregon sparks climate activist backlash over its impact on carbon reduction goals.
A pilot project using a natural gas turbine at the University of Oregon, run with Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB), has drawn criticism from climate activists who question its alignment with carbon reduction goals.
The turbine, operational for nearly 15 years, is being used to support campus energy needs and enhance grid reliability during peak demand, according to EWEB.
However, environmental advocates argue that continued reliance on fossil fuels undermines efforts to transition to renewable energy and achieve climate targets.
The controversy reflects broader tensions between energy reliability and sustainability, especially as public institutions face pressure to meet aggressive emissions goals.
EWEB and the university have not issued detailed public responses, leaving the debate ongoing.
Una turbina de gas natural en la Universidad de Oregon despierta una reacción violenta de los activistas climáticos por su impacto en los objetivos de reducción de carbono.