Drivers that use hydrogen can “fuel up” faster, and energy can be stored indefinitely without loss.
Working from home jumped 12,000 percent last year, and 42 percent of the labor force is working from home full time.
We need to rethink how we go about our lives — which means considering making remote learning and working more permanent.
COVID-19 might have done a number on the economy, but wildfires took more than 8.6 million acres of land this last year.
More than 1.7 million wreaths were placed on the grave markers of fallen service members.
Using old wind turbine blades in concrete reduces CO2 emissions by 27 percent.
Less than 13 percent of electronics are recycled — the rest is dumped.
Boeing’s revamped 737MAX to ready to return to service.
Air cargo sector has retained 92 percent of its business during the pandemic.
A history of integration on America’s military.
The only American rare earth mine is located in California, but it has to be processed in Canada.
Recreational vehicles rentals have increased 650 percent this year.
Daily medical waste is now totaling 240 metric tons.
Drones can help plant trees 150 times faster than an experienced (human) tree planter.
While COVID-19 has the country metaphorically on fire, America’s forests are actually burning.
Summer helped restaurants — will winter kill them?
Even Washingtonians need nuclear power, and the state gets 70 percent of their electricity from hydropower.