Nearly two years after pandemic-related disruptions began, a significant shortage of chips—the components that power cellphones, laptops, and an infinite number of other products—continues to impact businesses throughout the globalContinue Reading
On Saturday, COP26, the long-awaited United Nations climate summit in Scotland, finished with almost all 200 nations agreeing to the Glasgow Climate Pact. In 2009, wealthy nations committed to provideContinue Reading
This month, pollution levels in New Delhi and other regions of northern India have reached deadly levels, a stunning reversal from October, when residents breathed the cleanest air in fourContinue Reading
Transitioning to a renewable energy future in line with the Paris Agreement will remain exceedingly difficult unless nations take substantial steps to overcome the obstructive lobbying of fossil fuel valueContinue Reading
James Lovelock, a prominent environmentalist, has long thought that the Earth self-regulates like a living thing. His Gaia hypothesis, named after the Greek goddess of the same name who isContinue Reading
Rolls-Royce recently successfully completed a test flight in a Boeing 747 jumbo aircraft utilizing 100 percent Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). According to Rolls-Royce, the 747 in question was powered byContinue Reading
According to the latest IMF analysis, the fossil fuel industry will receive $5.9 trillion in direct and indirect subsidies in 2020. This is an increase from the IMF’s 2014 estimateContinue Reading
Following a decline in 2020 as a result of COVID, the past three months have seen a spike in solar installations in India. They have quadrupled in the past threeContinue Reading
