Energy
RFK Jr.'s MAHA movement faces skepticism amid rising health issues.
Despite promises to make America healthy again, the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement is struggling as Americans continue to face growing health concerns.
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Officials Report Reduced Water Usage in Aurora and Denver Amid Drought Conditions
In response to ongoing drought conditions, officials report a decrease in water usage across the Denver metro area.
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Colorado City Orders 20% Drought Cuts, Largest Water Customer Maintains Production Levels
A Colorado city has mandated a 20% reduction in water usage to combat drought conditions, but the largest water user within the city continues to operate as usual.
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Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh Announces Task Forces on Monetary Policy Without Mention of Crypto
New Fed chair Kevin Warsh has announced five task forces to reform monetary policy, but crypto is not included in the initiatives.
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As Temperatures Rise, Experts Urge Hydration to Protect Heart Health and Medication Safety
Doctors and experts are warning about the importance of staying hydrated in hot weather, both for heart health and to protect medications from heat damage.
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DTE Energy Offers Tips for Saving on Cooling Costs Amidst Extreme Heat in Metro Detroit
DTE Energy is advising residents to conserve energy and stay cool during a heat wave, while the National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for southeast Wisconsin.
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New York Governor Signs Executive Order Pausing AI Data Centers for One Year
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed an executive order placing a one-year pause on new AI data centers across the state, addressing growing concerns from local communities.
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Louisville Bars Face Petition to Prevent 'Moist' Status Amid Job Loss Fears
The Louisville Hospitality Association has launched a petition to prevent bars and restaurants in the Highlands area from being labeled as "moist," sparking concerns about job losses and economic impact.
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Data Center Growth Faces Opposition Amid Renewable Energy Push and Labor Concerns
The growth of data centers is seen as an opportunity for renewable energy companies, but also faces opposition from labor unions concerned about environmental impacts.
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F1 Faces Controversy Over Spa Energy Issue Broadcast
Formula 1 is facing criticism for allegedly withholding information about a significant energy problem at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit from viewers during broadcasts.
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Mercedes Explains Russell Issue While Ferrari Challenges Hamilton Penalty
Mercedes and Ferrari are at odds over the handling of issues with their drivers, with Mercedes providing an explanation for George Russell's problems while Ferrari disputes a penalty against Hamilton.
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In Lowell, Massachusetts, a Data Center Faces Controversy Amid AI Boom
A long-standing data center in Lowell is at the center of controversy as the AI industry expands, raising concerns about its environmental impact.
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US Refiner Margins Reach New High Amid Fuel Shortages and Middle East Tensions
U.S. refiners are experiencing record-breaking margins due to fuel shortages exacerbated by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
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Repairs Being Made at Baltimore DPW Plant to Address Unsafe Conditions
Baltimore Department of Public Works (DPW) is undertaking repairs in response to an OIG report highlighting unsafe conditions, including extreme temperatures and broken showers.
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Drivers Across the Country Shift to Regular Gas Amid High Prices
US drivers are increasingly opting for regular gasoline over premium, driven by high fuel prices and a desire to save money.
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UEFA Expresses Concern Over FIFA Leadership
UEFA has expressed concerns about the leadership of FIFA, citing a loss of confidence in current president Gianni Infantino.
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Corpus Christi Continues Construction While Waiting for Sinton's Decision on Evangeline Water Project Limits
Corpus Christi is moving forward with construction of the Evangeline Groundwater Project, but has paused until a key decision from Sinton regarding pumping limits.
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Food Banks Struggling Amid Rising Costs and Demand
Food banks across the country are facing unprecedented challenges as rising costs and growing demand strain their resources.
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Food Bank Leaders Urge Legislative Action Against SNAP Changes
Dallas food bank leaders are urging lawmakers to reverse proposed changes to the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), fearing these changes will worsen access to food assistance.
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US, Israel Plan to Strike Iran's Energy Infrastructure Amid Strikes on Bridges and Railways
U.S. and Israeli sources indicate plans for strikes against Iran’s energy sector, following recent attacks in the country.
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Nuclear Power Prototype Moves Closer to Reality in the US
A Brisbane-based entrepreneur is working on a nuclear power plant that can be transported by truck, bringing closer what could be a game-changing technology for global energy.
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Burnham to Outline Plans in First Days at No 10
Boris Johnson's successor Rishi Sunak is expected to announce immediate policy changes targeting energy bills, bus fares, and student loans during his first days as Prime Minister.
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Former Democratic staffers and DEI leaders influence Smithsonian leadership amid political controversy
Former Democratic party members and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) advocates are shaping the leadership of the Smithsonian Institution, sparking a political firestorm.
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Europe Implements Various Measures to Protect Aging Infrastructure from Heatwaves
European countries are employing a range of solutions, including water sprays and white paint, to mitigate damage to roads, railways, and power grids affected by record-breaking heat.
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Hormuz Strait, US-China Rivalry, and Iran War Impact Global Oil Markets
The Hormuz Strait's security is under threat due to the ongoing rivalry between the US and China, which could impact global oil markets.
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Adani Enterprises and IHC to Invest ₹1.08 Lakh Crore in Odisha Aluminium Project
Indian conglomerates Adani Enterprises and IHC plan a massive ₹1.08 lakh crore aluminium project in Odisha, including refinery, smelter, and power plant.
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Western Governors Form Task Force to Upgrade Power Grid Amid Energy Abundance
Western governors are forming a task force to expedite energy grid upgrades, part of their agenda focused on the region's abundant resources.
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Huawei Digital Power Revenue Rivals Tesla’s Energy Division
Huawei's digital power technology division is now generating revenue on par with Tesla's energy business, according to a report.
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US Agency Denies Tesla's Request to Avoid Headlight Recall Fix
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has rejected a request from Tesla to avoid recalling vehicles for headlight issues.
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U.S. Updates Covered List to Include Connected Power Inverters: Market Impact Uncertain
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has expanded the list of devices subject to its regulations, including foreign-produced connected power inverters, potentially affecting market dynamics.
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