Sustainability

Carbon Capture Has a Hard Limit and Wind Power’s Out

We can’t solve problems if we don’t know what the problems are, and it’s better for false cures to be revealed early. From recent studies in Nature and similar journals: carbon capture has been over inflated; wind power is growing ever more obsolete; logging has lasting impacts on the wider ecosystem via soil disruptions. a,... Read More

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September 8, 2025

Proposing Four Basic Elements Of An Energy Policy For America

In my previous piece I identified four facts I believe must be addressed for any energy policy and its associated narrative to be politically viable for the vast majority of the American public: (1) climate change is a relatively low priority for most Americans, (2) America is a center-right country, (3) it is becoming more... Read More

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September 8, 2025

Midea Debuts Chill Master With Hands-Free Ice-And-Water Dispenser At IFA 2025

Midea booth at IFA 2025 Midea For the longest time, IFA was the event for Samsung’s Galaxy Note announcements. But over the years, it has moved away from mobile launches to larger-scale smart home product launches. From Phillips’ new MotionAware tech to Roborock’s first out-of-home product, a lawnmower, IFA 2025 has seen a few industry-first... Read More

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September 8, 2025

INMO Air 3 Debut As ‘All-In-One’ AR Glasses With A 1080P Resolution

At IFA 2025, INMO announced a pair of “all-in-one AR glasses,” called INMO Air 3. The new smartglasses feature a lightweight design for its standalone headset. They combine a higher-resolution display with an updated processor, and broader app support compared to their predecessor. INMO’s “all-in-one” approach allows the device to perform a wide range of... Read More

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