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Study finds EVs, hybrids twice as likely to hit pedestrians, causing more fatalities
A recent study published by the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health found that drivers of electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids are twice as likely to hit pedestrians compared to those driving traditional gas-powered cars, potentially leading to more fatal accidents. This conclusion came from a review of British road accidents. The study examined 32… -
Study: Bison herd removes more carbon than world’s largest CO2 capture plant
A herd of bison in Romania might actually be better for the planet than the world’s largest carbon capture facility, according to recent findings by scientists at the Yale School of the Environment. Over 200 years ago, these animals roamed across what is now present-day Romania, playing a crucial role in the ecosystem before they… -
Billionaires discuss how to shut down Columbia protests in group chat: Report
A group of billionaires privately pressed New York City Mayor Eric Adams to break up campus protests at Columbia University in April, according to The Washington Post. The newspaper’s report is based on conversations from a private WhatsApp group chat filled with wealthy business moguls. Real estate magnate Barry Sternlicht reportedly initiated the chat through… -
Italy curbs solar panels on agricultural land, some warn it may raise power costs
In Italy, where food is deeply intertwined with the nation’s cultural identity, a new government proposal may require Italians to pay more on their energy bills in order to support the farms that make the nation’s world-renowned culinary scene possible. Rome is attempting to place restrictions on the installation of solar panels in areas designated… -
Cocoa prices are rich. Here’s when it will hit the grocery store.
In Steve Wateridge’s four decades covering cocoa, he said he’s never before experienced this level of global captivation by the cocoa market and its prices. Then again, prices have never been this high. “It’s a shame they didn’t care about it a bit more five years ago when something could have been done and should… -
Anticipated offshore wind rebound faces first test after Biden admin’s proposal
A pair of recently proposed offshore wind sales by the Biden administration hope to revitalize an industry which took some major hits a year ago. The proposals come after a tumultuous period for offshore wind in 2023. It saw millions of dollars in canceled contracts, delayed projects and utility providers trying to hike rates. However,… -
Tesla may have made EV charging harder, even for other car brands
A recent move by Tesla may have made it harder for electric vehicle (EV) drivers to charge their cars, even if they own a model from a different brand. Just weeks after cutting 10% of its global workforce, the automaker announced another round of layoffs. Tesla said it will part ways with with almost the… -
‘I make sure Tesla is very prosperous’: Musk makes promises amid $2.5B loss
Tesla is navigating a turbulent start to 2024 as it grapples with product defects and financial hurdles, marking its most challenging period since the onset of the pandemic-induced auto industry downturn. However, the company’s CEO Elon Musk still remains optimistic, hinting at the possibility of both new and cheaper Tesla models coming in the near… -
Growing pains: Will India replace China as global growth leader?
India already knocked off China as the most populous country in the world. Now, it’s going after China’s title of global growth engine, a crown that economists believe India could claim by 2028. To get there, though, the developing nation will need to address some growing pains. “I think everyone would be making a mistake… -
Renewable energy plan in Alaska could disturb thousands of acres of nature
Alaska’s wilderness is teeming with wildlife, as bears, moose, elk, and many more species all call this region home. However, beneath this vibrant ecosystem lies an extensive supply of metals, one that will require disturbing thousands of acres of nature to access. The White House is expected to step in and put an end to… -
How reconductoring could allow almost all of the US to run on clean energy
A recent study conducted by the University of California in collaboration with GridLab has revealed new findings on the potential of reconductoring to significantly enhance the efficiency and sustainability of the U.S. electricity grid. The research indicates that replacing existing power lines with advanced conductors could help bring about a cleaner and more cost-effective energy… -
NPR reporter says network ‘lost public’s trust’ due to left-wing bias
TV ratings and traffic to news websites are significantly down in recent years, coinciding with recent polls showing most Americans believe the media is biased. Now, someone within the media is blowing the whistle on what he says is bias at his own employer — NPR. Uri Berliner, a senior reporter at NPR, published a… -
How building wind farms could help Ukraine win its war against Russia
In the midst of its ongoing conflict with Russia, Ukraine’s largest private energy firm believes building wind farms could help the war-torn nation gain an advantage. However, securing investors willing to fund such construction projects in a nation engulfed by fighting has proven to be a significant challenge. Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022,…
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