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Cigarette Butts -The Most Abundant Plastic Waste In The World

Cigarette butts are actually the most abundant form of plastic waste in the world, with about 4.5 trillion individual butts polluting our global environment.  But wait, aren’t cigarette butts made of cotton

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Fire Thunderstorms In California Look Like The Apocalypse Right Now

With wildfire smoke high aloft in the atmosphere, the sky was a sickly yellow yesterday, but today a thicker blanket of toxic air is traveling overhead and the color turned an even

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LG Chem More Than Doubled Its Market Share

According to the latest report from SNE Research, during the challenging first seven months of 2020, the global EV battery market amounted to 53.3 GWh, which is 16.8% less than a year ago.

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Adani’s 1500 MW Solar Energy Project Is ‘Stuck In Limbo’

The Rajasthan High Court on Tuesday temporarily stayed an Adani group’s joint venture project with the state government for building a 1500 MW solar energy park near Pokhran in Jaisalmer. A Jodhpur

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India Plans To Slash Its Dependence On Thermal By 50%

India may be able to slash its dependence on thermal power by half as the focus is shifting to Renewable Energy (RE) in the power sector. India is chasing an ambitious RE

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Extracting High-Purity Manganese From Mine Waste For Batteries

While we know lithium is a major driver of EV growth, high-purity manganese is another battery metal that will play a key role in the transition. EuroManganese Ltd.(EMN) is a $15M capped

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A New EV Battery Company From Total & Groupe PSA

Oil companies with smart, forward-looking leaders are trying to find ways to make the shift from fossil fuel To electric business, elegantly. One of those is French oil & gas giant Total.

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Harvard Forest Are Capturing Atmospheric Carbon At Double Rate

Climate change has increased the productivity of forests, according to a new study that synthesizes hundreds of thousands of carbon observations collected over the last quarter century at the Harvard Forest Long-Term

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