Chargers Are the Final Roadblock to America’s Electric Car Future
Rods and waders were already packed into the electric Jaguar I-Pace as it gorged a few more electrons from the wall of my New Jersey garage. A quick glance at a map of…
Inside Microsoft’s Mission to Go Carbon Negative
Over the past four years, Lucas Joppa, Microsoft Corp.’s 37-year-old chief environmental officer, has dislocated and broken one shoulder, separated the other one, broken his right wrist, and also broken…
Oil-Bust Refugees Are Being Courted By Clean Energy in Texas
Jeff Bishop’s LinkedIn post gets right to the point: “Houston Oil & Gas Folks -- we’re hiring in Texas” for jobs in clean tech. His company, battery developer Key Capture Energy, is…
How Banana Peels and Bagels Are Lifting Spirits
May 27th, 2020 With more and more consumers focusing on recycling and sustainability, many brands are following their lead. The distilled spirits industry is the latest to take up the…
Electric Cars Are About to Start Rolling Out of the Arizona Desert
May 22, 2020, 5:00 AM By Edward Ludlow On the outskirts of a small town less than 50 miles southeast of Phoenix, a 720,000 square foot electric vehicle factory is arising…
‘Commons’ effort seeks to keep U.S. farmland affordable – indefinitely
FAYETTE COUNTY, West Virginia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Josh Stover started raising a few chickens 10 years ago in West Virginia, he just wanted to make sure his family…
The Energy Revolution That Started in 1954 Is Reaching Its Crescendo
By Nathaniel Bullard Apr 23, 2020, 6:06 AM We just marked the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, and as I sat writing this column at home, I could gaze out the window…
The Burning Problem of America’s Sugar Cane Growers
By Paul Tullis Mar 28, 2020, 7:00 AM - Updated on Apr 1, 2020, 11:39 AM Driving west on Florida Route 98 from Palm Beach, the smoke is visible before the…
