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Former oil executives aim to solve one of the biggest problems with renewables
A group of former oil executives from Shell are taking on one of the most pressing challenges in the renewable energy sector: finding cost-efficient ways to store surplus power from clean energy technology when demand on the grid is low. Renewable energy sources like solar and wind are cleaner alternatives to fossil fuels, but they… -
Honking from self-driving cars keeps San Francisco residents up at night
Residents in a San Francisco neighborhood have been dealing with an unusual and persistent noise issue: late-night honking from autonomous vehicles operated by Waymo, a driverless taxi service. The noise, which has been ongoing for weeks, originates from the cars as they gather in a lot near the area. According to residents, the honking typically… -
Chuck E. Cheese turns to subscription plan to attract inflation-wary families
The eatertainnment chain Chuck E. Cheese is turning a subscription plan to bring back inflation-weary customers. The company is offering a Fun Pass that gives families unlimited visits year-round to all of its 450-plus locations. The pass comes in three membership tiers ranging from $7.99 a month, which allows 40 games per visit and a… -
WNBA All-Star files discrimination lawsuit against the league and her former team
In 2024, the WNBA enjoyed a record-breaking season in terms of viewership and attendance. However, the league now faces a potential legal battle involving one of its prominent players, three-time WNBA All-Star Dearica Hamby. Hamby, who recently won a bronze medal in the Olympic three-on-three women’s basketball event, filed a lawsuit during the week of… -
California launches electric trains as US lags behind world in rail electrification
Around two decades after the concept was first proposed, California is launching two new all-electric commuter trains on its state-owned Caltrain rail line. The move comes as other nations have made significant strides in electrifying their railroads, while the U.S. is largely lagging behind. “This is many, many years in the making,” San Francisco Mayor… -
Deep sea mining for clean energy resources may harm whale habitats
The push for clean energy may come with an unexpected environmental cost: the potential disruption of whale and other marine mammal habitats. A recent study by Greenpeace has raised concerns about the impact on these species from the deep sea mining of resources critical for building renewable power infrastructure. Polymetallic nodules residing on the ocean… -
Campaign music dustup: Isaac Hayes’ family sues, Celine Dion speaks out
Former President Donald Trump’s recent rally in Montana attracted thousands of supporters as the Republican nominee looks to hit the right note with voters ahead of Election Day. However, Trump and his campaign are striking the wrong chord with some thanks to the music that was played at the event. One of those not singing… -
South Korea holds emergency meeting to discuss dangers posed by EV fires
South Korea is grappling with growing concerns over electric vehicle (EV) safety after a recent fire in the city of Incheon sparked an urgent national discussion. On Aug. 2, an EV caught fire in an underground parking garage, leading to a blaze that took more than eight hours to extinguish. The fire caused significant damage,… -
Famous Utah landmark ‘Double Arch’ collapses
A popular landmark in Utah is no more. The Glen Canyon National Recreation Area’s “double arch,” also known as the “hole in the roof” or “toilet bowl,” collapsed into Lake Powell’s Rock Creek Bay Thursday, Aug. 8. Park rangers believe changing water levels and erosion from waves in Lake Powell contributed to the collapse, however… -
Can Google’s AI stoplights help solve the worst traffic problem in the country?
Boston, Massachusetts, has been ranked as the worst city for traffic in the United States, according to a 2024 report from INRIX. The data found that Bostonians spend an average of 164 hours each year sitting in traffic, more than any other city in the country, with this congestion costing drivers over $2,000 annually. One… -
Federal, state regulators give Vineyard Wind update as locals remain frustrated
Nearly a month after a damaged offshore wind turbine sent debris into the Atlantic Ocean, turning the small Massachusetts island of Nantucket into an environmental flashpoint, the cleanup and fallout are still unfolding as local residents express growing frustration with the response to the incident. State and federal regulators came to a community meeting on… -
First all-electric Dodge Charger will retain its classic sound with noise simulator
Dodge has announced the upcoming launch for the first all-electric version of its Charger, known as the Charger Daytona. Set to arrive in dealerships later this year, this electric vehicle (EV) comes with a starting price of at least $61,590. The Charger Daytona boasts 670 horsepower and can accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per… -
Chinese drilling effort sets new record for deepest single-day dig
The China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) announced a technological achievement during the week of Aug. 4, setting a new record for the deepest depth ever reached in a single day of drilling. The company successfully drilled more than 6,500 feet in just 24 hours, ultimately reaching an overall depth of over 24,000 feet. During this…
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