For one of us (Ian), it is Newcomb’s Wildflower Guide. For the other, it is Les Punaises Pentatomoidea de France, a guide to shieldbugs. If you spend time studying natural history, or even if you are a more casual naturalist, the book that you find most indispensable may well be a nature-manual, as it is […]
How to Build a More Resilient Energy Grid for the Future: Part 1
What does it mean to be resilient? Although the definition may vary slightly when referring to a specific kind of resilience, the foundational premise is the same: resilience is sustained stability and the ability to rebound in the face of adversity. This question is the foundation of a partnership between Commonwealth Edison (ComEd), one […]
New glass battery could recharge 23,000 times
A new glass battery developed by John Goodenough, one of the winners of the 2019 Nobel Prize for the invention of the lithium-ion battery, is moving into the commercialization stage of development with Canadian electric utility Hydro-Quebec. The new glass battery was developed by Goodenough – who is 97 years old and still an active professor […]
DOE will spend billions on electric vehicle R&D in jobs fight with China, Granholm says
China has largely cornered the battery manufacturing market, Granholm said, making DOE’s commitment to EVs as much about economic growth and national security as it is about cleaner air. SAFE has estimated China controls nearly 70% of global EV battery manufacturing capacity, and North America has less than 10%. The group advocates for emissions-free transportation policies, and has […]
Dreams take passion
Dreams take effort. They take passion. They take a disregard for temporary setbacks, and significant failures. And sometimes, they take a lifetime. Dom Famularo, jazz drummer
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