Drone delivery service provider Flytrex aims to slash last mile delivery emissions with its fully-electric drone delivery service. We spoke with Flytrex CEO and Co-founder Yariv Bash about the solution, the current state of deployment and the future of the company.
Representatives of several large truck manufacturers told the audience at the ACT Expo last week that they favor not changing the fuel economy rules put in place by the Obama administration.
More than 80% of white evangelicals support the anti-science policies of Donald Trump. Why? Millions of dollars of Koch Brothers money is one possible answer.
Young Republicans at universities across America are backing a carbon fee plan proposed by James Baker and George Schultz. Is this an idea whose time has come or one that is dead on arrival?
The Koch Brothers have been waging war on America for 50 years. Now, thanks to Citizens United, they are close to being victorious.
The US Chamber of Commerce says America needs a 25 cents per gallon increase to the gas tax. Would it fix America’s roads?
Thor is one of the most powerful gods of Norse mythology. Known for his prodigious strength and fierce loyalty, the website “Norse Mythology For Smart People” describes him as “the brawny thunder god, the archetype of a loyal and honorable warrior, the ideal toward which the average human warrior aspired.” He later became the archetype for the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name.
Tesla and SolarCity have been awarded a patent for a new process that uses heat to bond solar cells together to make a solar panel.
A specially constructed LNG tanker has set a new record for the time it takes to sail through sea ice in the Arctic Ocean. 14 more of the tankers are planned.
On January the 1st of 2017, Dutch National Railway company NS made a monumental step towards a world in which we no longer compromise the wellbeing of future generations for the sake of our own livelihood. NS is switching to wind energy from newly erected wind farms for transporting all of its 600,000 daily passengers, which is leading to the company cutting carbon emissions equivalent to the electricity consumption of the entire population of Amsterdam — 1.2 billion kWh a year! This bold move worked out great for the company’s public image, as it was featured in news outlets around the globe. NS found itself being widely lauded as exemplary for how companies can contribute to reducing a country’s carbon footprint.
