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Stellantis Won’t Ship Gas-Powered Cars To 14 States Unless Customer Orders One

AUBURN HILLS - Stellantis, the parent company behind the Jeep brand, has stopped shipping gas-powered cars and other vehicles to 14 states in the U.S. unless a customer has ordered one. If this feels abrupt and maybe even a little strange, well, it is. The 14 states soon to be taking part in California Air Resource Board‘s vehicle

By |2023-06-27T10:52:43-04:00June 26th, 2023|Auto Tech, Featured, News|

Wind And Solar Generated More Electricity In US Than Coal In 2023

SAN FRANCISCO - Solar and wind power have set a record, generating more electricity in the US than coal for the first five months of 2023. Data from the US Energy Information Administration indicates that the two renewables outproduced coal in January, February and March, CBS News reported, while preliminary figures show the same trend for

By |2023-06-25T16:11:27-04:00June 25th, 2023|Clean Update, Featured|

NASA Video Shows Carbon Emissions As If They Were Visible – We Breathe CO2

WASHINGTON DC - We know human activity is inflating the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere at record rates, restricting the radiation of heat into space and contributing to the overall warming of the planet. Invisible as they are, the ebb and flow of carbon emissions can be hard to wrap our heads around

By |2023-06-23T10:45:07-04:00June 23rd, 2023|Climate Change, Featured, Science|

Current Climate: Demand For Oil Will Peak By The End Of The Decade

WASHINGTON DC - The International Energy Agency estimates that global demand for oil is set to peak at the end of the decade before going into decline. The agency expects total demand will grow about 6% from 2022 to 2028, but that there are a number of things driving demand down. One is that demand for oil for transportation is

By |2023-06-18T08:21:04-04:00June 18th, 2023|Clean Update, Climate Change, Featured|

Gotion’s $2.4 Billion EV Battery Plant Free To Build In Mecosta County

MECOSTA COUNTY - Gotion Inc. says a $2.4 billion, 2,350-job electric vehicle battery facility can move forward after a federal agency determined the project is outside its jurisdiction. The U.S. Department of Treasury’s Committee on Foreign Investment – an agency tasked with assessing national security risks – determined the purchase of land in Mecosta County

By |2023-06-16T14:11:01-04:00June 16th, 2023|Featured, Science|

$930 Million In Federal Grants To Expand Internet Access To Every US Home

WASHINGTON DC - The massive federal effort to expand internet access to every home in the U.S. took a major step forward on Friday with the announcement of $930 million in grants to shore up connections in remote parts of Alaska, rural Texas and dozens of other places where significant gaps in connectivity persist. The so-called middle

By |2023-06-16T13:59:35-04:00June 16th, 2023|Featured, Internet, Politics/Government|

UN: Fossil Fuels Incompatible With Human Survival – Need Exit Strategy

NEW YORK - The head of the United Nations launched a tirade against fossil fuel companies Thursday, accusing them of betraying future generations and undermining efforts to phase out a product he called “incompatible with human survival.” Secretary-General António Guterres also dismissed suggestions by some oil executives — including the man tapped to chair this

By |2023-06-16T14:00:53-04:00June 16th, 2023|Clean Update, Climate Change, Featured|

Comcast Offers $20-A-Month Entertainment Option

DETROIT–Comcast announced that metro Detroit residents can sign up for NOW TV, a new streaming offering that includes 40-plus live channels from A&E, AMC, Hallmark and Warner Bros. Discovery, plus 20-plus integrated channels from NBC, Sky and Xumo Play, and a subscription to Peacock Premium at no additional cost. NOW TV is built to meet

By |2023-06-12T08:18:41-04:00June 11th, 2023|Featured, New Products, New Products / Contracts|

Survey: Americans Are Retiring Earlier Than They Expected

NEW YORK - Americans are currently retiring earlier than they expected — but four out of five still struggle with the retirement process, new research suggests. A recent survey of 2,000 retired Americans found that they’d initially expected to retire at 63.2 years old, on average, but instead did so at 61.5 years old, beating

By |2023-06-12T08:18:57-04:00June 11th, 2023|Featured, News|