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Who Controls the World’s Diesel Exports?

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Carbon markets could help plug old leaking wells – if we get the rules right 

Energy
By Adam Peltz Leaky oil and gas wells are a problem worldwide. In the United States alone, of the 3.5 million abandoned oil and gas...

Living in Dallas, Texas: Cost of Living, Weather, Jobs, and Utilities

Energy
The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro added 123,557 residents between July 2024 and July 2025, second only to Houston among U.S. metros. What a month of...

EV Charger Compatibility

Energy
EV charging in North America is becoming more standardized, but many new EV owners still find compatibility confusing. Sometimes, even if a plug fits...

Average EV Battery Lifespan: How Long Do Electric Vehicle Batteries Last?

Energy
A 2025 Geotab analysis of more than 22,700 electric vehicles put average battery capacity loss at 2.3% a year. That leaves a typical pack...

Energy
On 29 September, edie is hosting a webinar in partnership with BSI to explore changes to the ISO 14001 standard addressing environmental management. It...

How does shading affect solar panels, and how do you fix it?

Energy
Shade reduces solar output in steps rather than gradually, because a single shaded cell on a standard panel can switch off...

There Were Prior Threats to the Nation Stemming from the White House

Energy
For most of our lives, many of us boomers have believed that the biggest threat to the United States was our president, starting with...

Will the U.S. Top Military Intervene Before Trump Inflicts Irreparable Damage

Energy
It’s still possible that our most senior military leaders will insert themselves in time to prevent some truly catastrophic event here in the United...

Hat Trick: Canada/Japan exchange in Tokyo highlights a Triple win for climate, trade, and energy security 

Energy
By Ari Pottens and Mina Berkow A period of massive economic disruption is reshaping how countries understand the links between energy security, trade, and decarbonization.  In...

Yes, Human Activity, in its Current State, Is Unsustainable

Energy
The fact that human activity is unsustainable has been revealed to us gradually over the last century.  Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring” was published 63...

The Worst Period in U.S. History

Energy
Part of what is enabling Trump to get away with all the lies and criminality is that they never stop.  Not a single day...
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