Any other method also requires energy to make Hydrogen. Theres no viable way of making Hydrogen a power supply at this moment, nor will there ever be because of this simple restraint. Even if microbes were to make hydrogen (the most viable solution imo as of today), it would still ...
In today's world, humanity is a closely entwined community with a shared future. Countries are not riding separately in some 190 small boats, but are rather all in a giant ship on which their shared destiny hinges. As such, they should see each other's development as opportunities rather t...
"The solutions to the climate crisis, like improving our energy efficiency, present a tremendous opportunity to strengthen our economy, make life more affordable and protect the environment for future generations.” - Michael S. Regan, EPA Administrator ...
The global challenges that we’ll face in the future necessitate ideas from the pioneering minds of today. With levels of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide concentrations now more abundant in our atmosphere than any time in the last 800,000 years1, the key question is what we can do...
The ICE phaseout in the context of the energy crisis, the competitive edge of the US, the limited supply of locally sourced lithium in Europe, combined with the social opposition to mining in the region, will make it difficult for the region to diversify its supply chains and become independe...
But the bearishness is unmistakable. Amid the broad sell-off, energy’s share of the market capitalization of the S&P 500 has fallen to less than 4.5%, down from about 15% a decade ago. Today’s share is even lower than during the late 1990s dotcom boom, when tech stocks were rampant...
Today, as the last 6-8 months have demonstrated, the US finds itself trying to clean up the consequences of this rethinking about connectivity with China; American leaders have begun to recognize the level of interdependence between our two nations is simply too significant to ignore. The competi...
housing starts did not return to their peak levels from before the global financial crisis of 2008–2009. The long-term failure to build enough homes has contributed to the housing crisis we see today in some parts of the country, and we may have to wait for rates to drop to see a sig...
“,” McKinsey, December 16, 2020.Since then, significant further disruptions have occurred, such as economic uncertainty—including the highest inflation in decades—the war in Ukraine, an energy crisis, and volatility in financial markets.2,” McKinsey, May 9, 2022.Surveys have shown that...
If the debt ceiling isn’t raised in time, the nation would default on its debt, a scenario that could ignite a global economic crisis. CHRISTOPHER RUGABER Rugaber has covered the Federal Reserve and the U.S. economy for the AP for 16 years. He is a two-time finalist for the...