German truck maker Daimler, Japan’s top automaker Toyota and two other automakers said Tuesday they will work together on new technologies, including using hydrogen fuel, to help fight climate change.
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If we were to sit down together and create a list of the Top 5 biggest threats to humanity in the coming years, summer heatwaves would definitely be on this list. Heatwaves might even be ranked #1. Why? All we have to do is look at some of the biggest headlines this week and we can see the giant problem that humanity faces from intense summer heatwaves.
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Boom Supersonic says it will utilize 5 million gallons a year of carbon-neutral fuels based on recycled carbon dioxide once it begins flight tests of the super fast jets that to be built in the Triad.
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Researchers at Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment and Pratt School of Engineering are co-leading a new National Science Foundation-funded project that aims to boost economic development and climate resilience in coastal North Carolina through nature-based scientific and technological innovations.
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The NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) at NC State University is a key partner on “Clean Carolinas,” a $1 million, 2-year grant project funded under the new National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engines program. Several other universities also are part of the program.
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SAS is now working with the UNC Center for Galapagos Studies (CGS) to further research in several initiatives on the Islands. UNC CGS joined analytics leader SAS to analyze data and gather insights that will help them understand similarly challenged environments around the world.
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The sustainable building start-up Plantd recently relocated manufacturing facilities and headquarters to Oxford from Durham as the building of a new company continues at a former tobacco factory.
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The Doomsday Bingo Card includes 24 possible doomsday events. If one of these comes true, we will mark that square. The question is, by December 2023, will we shout out “BINGO!”? If we shout “BINGO!”, it is safe to say that 2023 will have been a pretty bad year. If we shout “BINGO!” twice or more, we are probably witnessing the coming collapse of human civilization.
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Honeywell is buying a provider of turbomachinery and optimization company in what its says will be a boost to its sustainability product portfolio.
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