What do toys from China have to do with oil imported from the Middle...
It’s been estimated that as much as one quarter of carbon dioxide emissions in China results from the production of goods that are exported,...
Energy and Football
When most people think of energy consumption, they think of cars, homes, and office buildings. Those things do take a lot of energy, but...
Energy Day Festival Links Future Generations with Future Prosperity
The U.S. Dept. of Labor announced in October that the number of job openings in the U.S. has reached 4.8 million, the highest since January...
More Food, Fun for Less This July 4 Weekend
Good news: The great, all-American barbecue will cost you a lot less this holiday weekend – and lower energy costs spearheaded by the great,...
Is Your School STEM Ready?
America’s energy boom and its record-breaking technological breakthroughs are continuing to improve our lives in a variety of ways, including stimulating much-needed economic growth...
Making the Safest Way to Move Energy Even Safer
Any good engineer will tell you that infrastructure and safety go hand-in-hand, and it's no different with energy pipelines. In fact, pipelines are already...
Energy Grows State Partnerships
We’ve talked before about how traditional fuels like natural gas can partner with renewables like wind and solar as a backup fuel for times...
Energy Grows Environmental Enhancements
There is a growing myth that must be put to rest: Americans can’t protect the environment we love while also producing the energy we...
Emerging from COVID-19, Reliable, Reasonable and Resilient Energy Is Essential for New York
What will our future look like post-COVID-19? That question looms as large as the devastation triggered by the virus. Aside from the loss of...
Algae: No Longer Simply Pond Scum!
Algae have been in existence for many millions of years. (Since the Precambrian Era to be exact.) We probably remember studying its various forms...
