The modern oil industry began in 1859 with the drilling of the first oil well in Pennsylvania, leading to a boom that transformed the global economy. Oil’s dominance was solidified by the rise of the automobile industry and its critical role in World War I. Despite the push for […] Click here to view original […]

The duplexes and triplexes at Basalt Vista, behind Basalt High School, are net-zero, which means they generate more energy than they use. Built by Habitat for Humanity Roaring Fork Valley, they’re also affordable, and house local workers. Heidi McCullough is working on her computer in the lobby of the […] Click here to view original

Griffith Guide to the iron trade Black Country illustration The much-vaunted “energy transition” that promised a great leap forward from fossil fuels to renewables along with a cornucopia of technologies is now struggling with history and complexity. A few facts tell the story. Despite all the talk of “decarbonization,” […] Click here to view original

Copyright euronews The Luxembourg National School of Health (LTPS) produces more energy than it consumes. This award-winning building in Ettelbruck has become an example at home and across Europe. The wood, solar panels, hot water tank… are all visible in this European project. The project considers the " positive […] Click here to view original

Credits: Science Source on New York Times Japan is absorbing sunlight and water: They want to create something never seen before China endangers the world by doing this with water: It has changed the Earth’s axis Strange loud noises caught in this American state: The source comes from the […] Click here to view original

Donald Trump speaks to supporters during a rally at the Dayton International Airport on March 16, 2024 in Vandalia, Ohio. President-elect Donald Trump may only have four years in power ahead of him — assuming American democracy holds — but these four years could prove critical in the fight […] Click here to view original