OPEC Secretary General Haitham al-Ghais recently expressed significant skepticism about the world's approach to achieving a sustainable, green future in an essay for the Energy Intelligence Group. Al-Ghais is critical of the overly optimistic methods anchoring the objective of reaching net-zero
Introduction: The ascent of electric vehicles (EVs) heralds a transformative era in global transportation. Poised at the brink of a radical shift, the industry is gearing up for profound changes by 2024. Armed with insights from the International Energy Agency's (IEA) Global EV Outlook 2024, we
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in the US is a pivotal piece of legislation poised to drive significant shifts in the global energy sector. This act is particularly crucial as nations globally rush to address climate change and strive for energy autonomy. The IRA is a significant force in the
A transformative study in Communications Earth & Environment, spearheaded by the Carnegie Institution for Science, takes a significant leap in the quest for sustainable energy through wind power. Researchers diligently pored over long-term wind data, identifying optimal locations where consistent
Historical Context of Indigenous Lands and Federal Exploitation For generations, the drive for American energy and resource dominance has often extracted a heavy toll from Native American tribes. The legacy of federal interventions on Indigenous lands tells a story of extraction that favored
Academic Advancements and Community Outreach Launching Pioneering Environmental Studies Programs Howard University has taken a leading role among Historically Black Colleges and Universities by starting an environmental studies program. Launched in 2016, the initiative is a significant stride in
