"President Trump Meets with Energy Sector Executives" by The White House is marked with Public Domain Mark 1.0.
Yesterday, the reactive two-year-old masquerading as the president of the United States announced a breathtaking array of new tariffs designed to punish America’s friends and reward its enemies. Economists are tying themselves in knots trying to explain how these tariffs work, but they are barking up the wrong tree, according … [continued]
Tariffs are a tool.They can be used to build new trade relationships or as a hammer to smash old ones, but not both.
The new Lucid Gravity luxury SUV goes head-to-head with Tesla, as the first (or second) non-Tesla production vehicle sold with a built-in NACS charging port.
The US firm Lucid Group aims to ramp up EV sales in the US and Saudi Arabia, too, offering up more competition for Tesla in the luxury market.
NASA Earth Observatory images by Michala Garrison and Wanmei Liang, using data from DSCOVR EPIC and VIIRS data from NASA EOSDIS LANCE, GIBS/Worldview, and the Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS). Story by Emily Cassidy.
Paul Krugman writes that America will be irreparably harmed both economically and culturally by the policies of this administration.
Trump’s misbegotten trade war against Canada notwithstanding, leading hydrogen stakeholders continue to move forward with green hydrogen projects.
ChatGPT generated panoramic image of the flaming boomerang painted with the American flag, soaring back toward economic and environmental destruction.
The first Trump trade war was a disaster for US cleantech, and it looks like 2025 is setting up to be an encore performance. Between 2018 and 2020, Trump’s tariffs on solar panels cost the US an estimated 10.5 GW of lost solar capacity, delaying the transition to clean energy … [continued]
"Chickens in the cage on chicken farm. Chicken eggs farm," by Artem Beliaikin is marked with CC0 1.0.
A new national emergency is sweeping America — a shortage of eggs. To cope, the government wants to import billions of them.
Canada is reeling from the threat of tariffs made by the rogue nation to its south, tariffs that could destroy its economy.
A few days ago, CNBC ran a story about GM’s confidence in the face of the threat of tariffs on Mexico and Canada, countries where U.S. domestic automakers have a sizable footprint. If the numbers are to be believed, GM is in a better position to weather tariffs than Ford … [continued]
Tariffs are very much in the news these days, but it this really about tariffs or something much more sinister?
