Technology for Developing a Smart Power Grid
Smart grids are what every city should aspire toward — and researchers expect this technology to grow 8.7% each year until around 2026.
How Are Reptiles Faring These Days?
Almost two-thirds of all turtle species known to science are either endangered or recently extinct, and other reptiles aren’t faring better.
Greyhound Who Inspired A Movement Dies At Age 14
The death of a greyhound who inspired a movement to shut down dog racing tracks across the country is helping raise more awareness for this cause.
9 Creative Ways to Reduce Anxiety & Water Consumption
We are going to have to get creative if we hope to survive the greatest drought in modern history in California and across the American West.
Neil Mitchell, Insurtech Co-founder, Investor and Advisor, Offers a Take on the Issues Facing Canadian Agriculture
As the second largest nation in the world, with limitless horizons of fertile land and a wealth of fresh water, Canada is blessed with an obvious abundance of everything needed to produce food, feed its people, as well as populations around the world.
How Slip Rings Provide the Green Lifestyle in Combination with Wind Turbines
Slip rings are one of the most overlooked components and devices found in various machines and devices that have a rotary aspect to it.
Oil Cos: Really Greener or Just More Greenwashing?
Oil companies have made big strides when it comes to embracing clean energy, but they’re still holding up the transition to a greener future.
What are the Different Levels of Electric Vehicle Charging?
Here’s a comprehensive look at the different levels of electric vehicle charging and how each level works.
The Beast by Ruth Ewan at Collective in Edinburgh
Through a creative piece of animation, Ruth Ewan brings Dippy and Andrew Carnegie together for in a piece now showing in Edinburgh.
Slouching Towards Bethlehem
The geopolitical rifts gripping the world pale in comparison to the threat posed by the continuing accumulation of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.