For the first time, the US Supreme Court has ruled that pollution that travels through groundwater is subject to the provisions of the Clean Water Act, a significant victory for environmentalists.
This pandemic has been an eye-opener on many fronts. It has exposed our personal resilience, the true leadership of some of our state governors, our dependence on rigorous science to inform effective policy making, the grit of our healthcare workers, and our ability to band together in times of struggle. However, the pandemic has also shone a light on the fragility of not only our medical system, but the broken U.S. food system as well.
Tesla’s technological innovations position it as the most elite car company — with others desperate to catch up.
A contributor for AutoBlog has driven the Porsche Taycan 4S on a test loop and says it has over 200 miles of range — nearly 50% more than the EPA estimate.
Today’s electric cars have larger batteries that need higher power to recharge them. Could that be a problem for utility companies?
Quantum Air announced plans to launch what it’s calling a world’s first — an air taxi service using a fleet of 26 all-electric flying taxis to shuttle passengers between major points in the greater Los Angeles area.
What progress is cleantech making to mitigate climate emissions?
Ford dropped a massive media bomb yesterday with the introduction of its most powerful Mustang ever. And what a car! It packs some 1400 HP and more than 1100 lb-ft of TQ — enough to blast the car from a standstill to 170 MPH in just eight seconds with nary a sound. Meet the original, Ford’s first electric Mustang, the Cobra Jet 1400.
Noted wind energy fan Donald J. Trump cheers New York State’s new commitment to another 1,000 megawatts in offshore wind power — oh, wait…
Hiromichi Mizuno has just joined Tesla as both a member of the Board of Directors and a member of the Audit Committee of the Board.
