According to United States government data, carbon dioxide emissions from U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities have soared to 18 million tons annually, marking an
The United States’ Strategic Petroleum Reserve has diminished to its lowest level in decades, with President Joe Biden tapping into over 200 million barrels since
Recent revelations from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have cast a stark light on America’s food waste issue. Astonishingly, over one-third of food in the
While American paychecks are getting fatter, the wealth gap is drawing sharper lines across the socio-economic landscape. Despite robust labor market conditions lifting wages, this
Americans could keep an extra $13,000 in their pockets each year by swapping car keys for bus passes, according to the American Public Transportation Association
Electric vehicles (EVs) are moving from the sidelines into the spotlight as the U.S. government aims for half of all new car sales to be
In the race to modernize manufacturing through automation, U.S. small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are lagging behind their Asian and European counterparts. While businesses abroad
Since the inception of the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the mining sector is scrambling to keep up with a surge in demand for metals
Majors in the energy sector like BP and Norway’s Equinor have recently recorded hundreds of millions in losses on their US offshore wind ventures, signaling
Global heads of state are poised to engage in critical discussions on climate change at a significant UN summit in Dubai. This conference comes in
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