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Powering pot: Energy for US cannabis industry could electrify 13.5M homes
In recent years, the burgeoning cannabis industry in the United States has become responsible for a significant amount of energy consumption. The electricity required nationwide for cannabis cultivation is equivalent to powering roughly 13.5 million homes, constituting about 1% of the entire country’s annual energy usage. With the industry expected to expand further, experts project… -
FDA: Bird flu found in 1/5 commercial milk samples, suggests greater spread
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on Thursday, April 25, that one in five commercial milk samples tested in a nationwide survey contained particles of the H5N1 virus. The announcement suggests that the outbreak of bird flu might have deeply penetrated the dairy industry across the United States. Dr. Michael Osterholm, an infectious… -
France in need of air defense for Paris 2024 Games, asks Greece for help
Athens is facing an unprecedented request from France as preparations for the Paris Olympic Games unfold. French authorities formally asked to borrow a Greek air defense system for the 2024 Games. According to reports from the Greek daily newspaper “Kathimerini,” the French specifically requested the transfer of a Crotale short-range surface-to-air missile system from the… -
EPA coal plant rule cuts emissions 90%, removes 17M homes worth of power
The White House unveiled a plan to significantly cut down on emissions from coal-fired power plants, aiming for a 90% reduction by 2032. This move, announced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Thursday, April 25, is projected to yield $370 billion in climate and public health net benefits over the next two decades, while… -
Energy needed for AI, crypto could power about a third of the US in coming years
For nearly three decades, the demand for electricity in the United States has remained relatively stable. However, forecasts indicate a dramatic shift, with projections suggesting a potential near doubling of where demand was expected to be over the next five years. The driving force behind this unprecedented increase in demand largely stems from the proliferation… -
‘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… -
Pythons decimate Florida’s wildlife, is eating them the answer?
Pythons are wreaking havoc on local wildlife in Florida, becoming one of the most challenging invasive species management issues worldwide, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. With estimates suggesting over 100,000 of these serpents slithering through southern Florida, since 1997, they have efficiently eradicated a number of animals from the Everglades and reduced the populations… -
Wind power set records in 2023, but offshore projects lagged behind
The wind energy industry had a record-setting 12 months in 2023, as the planet’s capacity for this type of power surged by an unprecedented 50%. The resulting energy from that increase is enough to power nearly 90 million homes. In total, 54 countries contributed to 2023’s wind power expansion, with China alone accounting for almost… -
White House unveils $7B in solar grants as some states deal with a solar surplus
In a bid to bolster renewable energy infrastructure across the nation, the Biden administration recently announced $7 billion in federal solar power grants. This move, unveiled on Earth Day, came as parts of the nation experience a surplus of solar energy. That surplus raised power bills for solar panel owners. The White House said its… -
Tesla recalls nearly every Cybertruck it has delivered over accelerator issue
Nearly 4,000 Tesla Cybertrucks, with a total value of around $240 million, are being recalled by the automaker after reported safety problems with their accelerator pedals. Drivers have been complaining about instances of these pedals getting stuck stuck all the way down, putting the almost 7,000 pound vehicle at an unexpected full throttle speed. The… -
Mexico disrupts China’s potential plan to infiltrate US EV market
Chinese automakers invested millions to build electric vehicle factories in Mexico. This move is a potential attempt to sell to American consumers while avoiding the high U.S. tariffs on cars imported from China. However, a recent report from Reuters has indicated the Mexican government may put a stop to this. The 27.5% tax that Chinese… -
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… -
Drivers report Cybertruck accelerator problem amid other Tesla issues
Recent reports from Tesla Cybertruck drivers have raised concerns about accelerator malfunctions, which could potentially pose serious safety risks. Several drivers have shared videos and testimonies depicting instances where the accelerator pedal became stuck, a dangerous possibility for a vehicle that can accelerate from zero to 60 miles per hour in under three seconds. The…
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