Buses running on batteries may make up 47 percent of the world's fleet by 2025, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance. The Chinese city of Shenzhen has already switched its entire bus system to run on electricity. This breakneck speed of change pushed by technology companies is rubbing up
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OPEC and its allies have almost achieved their goal of clearing an oil glut, but their efforts could be derailed by rising supplies from the U.S. and other rivals, the International Energy Agency said. Oil stockpiles in developed nations fell the most in more than six years in December as supply cuts by the
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We knew this day would come sooner or later. Like the cloned velociraptors before it, Boston Dynamics' newly redesigned Spot Mini has figured out how to open doors – with either its arm or face, depending on how you look at it.
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Her latest focus is to integrate True Cost Accounting(TCA) into the research and teaching structure of the College of Agriculture at WSU. Food Tank spoke with Anne about how TCA and increased engagement with local, organic farms can make a more sustainable and socially conscious food system.
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President Donald Trump's budget blueprint doubles the deficits he forecast a year ago with little expectation they'll shrink anytime soon. As a result, the $20 trillion federal debt that Trump railed against as a candidate is projected to balloon to $30 trillion a decade from now. And that's despite the healthy
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