Energy
UK Price Caps Prompt Protests Against Energy Bills
By passing sensible energy policies, these disruptive protests will cease, and we can return to the relative trajectory of peace and prosperity of the earlier twenty-first century.
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Infrastructure
Innovation is Reducing and Repurposing Construction Waste
As the demand for sustainable building continues to grow, private-sector innovators and entrepreneurs are responding by developing environmentally-friendly ways to build our cities and necessary infrastructure.
Energy
Greta Goes Nuclear
We must embrace nuclear energy for what it is: the safest, cleanest, most reliable form of energy at our disposal.
Energy
Three Seas Initiative Could Save Europe From Energy Crisis
Washington should take the Three Seas Initiative seriously and readopt the win-win foreign policy agenda that the Trump administration had advocated just a few years ago.
Environment
What Europe’s ‘Due Diligence Proposal’ Gets Wrong
To truly tackle deforestation, we will have to work together constructively – the EU’s Due Diligence Proposal does not take us any closer to that goal.
Energy
Bad Climate Policies are a Clear and Present Danger
Climate policy for the sake of the changing climate has to put people first.
Energy
As Europe Faces an Energy Crisis, Nuclear Power Gains Momentum
The nuclear energy resurgence from the public and private sectors alike has shown the international community that lowering greenhouse gas emissions can be done in conjunction with protecting national and energy security.
Transportation
Rad Power Bikes’ Will Change the Way You Go About Your Morning Commute
The world’s best-selling electric vehicle just got a boost.
Infrastructure
Water Consumption Bans Expose Leaks in UK Utilities
Rather than tell customers to take colder, shorter showers, Thames Water and their sister companies should innovate to reduce waste, retain water, and lower costs.
Environment
AspiraDAC Leads the Way To Carbon Neutrality with Solar Powered Devices
AspiraDAC plans to develop a DAC system of 180 units, each the size of a t-frame tent, to pull down 500 tons of CO2 by 2027 at a price of $1000 per ton.