The Future of Renewables
It seems like renewables will be the large source of global electricity sooner than later, read the full article here https://www.cnbc.com/2022/12/06/renewables-to-be-main-source-of-electricity-generation-by-2025-iea.html
Will This Generation Change The Automotive Industry As Much As The Baby Boomers
Baby boomers changed the car industry drastically, heavily favouring the minivan, but now younger generations are doing the same. Auto makers believe a surge in ownership is coming from the younger demographic groups. While millennial urbanites and members of the Gen-Y group have been reluctant to dive into the market,…
Alphabet Works With Department Of Transportation To Fix Traffic Paradox
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. People rarely ever use physical paper maps anymore, people can use Siri or Google Maps for example to figure out where to go. However, now a paradox has emerged: Technology companies know a lot more about a city’s traffic patterns than the city officials trying to solve…
Winter Driving No Problem For Mazda
Some people fear driving during a storm or in the winter, but they don’t always need to. It could even be surprisingly fun. Take for example, Mazda’s MX-5 roadster, widely praised for its excellent, well balanced handling, add some Bridgestone Blizzak winter tires and the result is a grin-inducing ride…
US Governement Asking BP for More Info
The Obama administration asked BP PLC Thursday to make public detailed information about the Gulf Oil Spill including all measurements of the growing leak, sampling of air and water quality, trajectories of underwater plumes and locations of dispersants. The request followed growing criticism from scientists that BP is drastically underestimating…
New York Skyscraper Scores Green Award
The U.S. Green Building Council gave the Bank of America Tower its highest rating for environmental performance and sustainability on Thursday, meaning New York City’s second-tallest building is also its greenest. The 54-story building completed in 2008 at a cost of $2 billion became the first commercial high-rise to win…