Today’s Solutions: January 15, 2025

Study: EVs are hundreds of tim

Study: EVs are hundreds of times less wasteful than gas models

Electric vehicles eliminate the harmful emissions of their gas and diesel-powered counterparts, but there is still environmental concern regarding the raw materials used in their production, specifically in batteries. While battery circularity is improving, a new study has found that even with Read More...

Northeastern project shows how

Northeastern project shows how green infrastructure saves lives and money

We all know that biking and walking are good for our physical health, but it turns out the benefits of promoting these healthy transportation options go far beyond personal health and wellness. A new study analyzing the health and economic benefits of a proposed green infrastructure project found Read More...

Scientists engineer plane comp

Scientists engineer plane component that cuts NOx emissions by 95%

Nitrogen oxides (NOx) are one of the biggest contributors to air pollution and have been associated with a variety of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. Research shows that the aviation industry’s share of total NOx emissions contributes to an estimated 16,000 premature deaths every Read More...

This zero-emission hydrogen fe

This zero-emission hydrogen ferry will help clean up the marine industry

Maritime transport is responsible for about 2.5 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, emitting around 940 million tons of CO2 annually. As the industry seeks to transition to zero-carbon fuels, hydrogen is emerging as a promising candidate. One of the most interesting recent developments Read More...

Massachusetts to require all c

Massachusetts to require all car sales to be electric by 2035

Back in September, we shared a story about California’s commendable decision to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035. Now, following in the footsteps of the Golden State, Massachusetts says it will do the same in a bid to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. The move is part of the Read More...

Electric cars to become cheape

Electric cars to become cheaper than gas-powered ones by 2023

Over the next two to three years, electric cars are poised to become cheaper than their gasoline-powered counterparts, making the choice of switching to more environmentally friendly vehicles much easier.  That’s the prediction of a new report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), which Read More...

Quebec to ban the sale of new

Quebec to ban the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035

Currently, less than two percent of cars on Quebec roads are electric. That may soon change as the electric revolution is steadily making its way into the Canadian province, which recently announced that it will ban the sale of new gasoline-powered passenger cars from 2035. The move is part of the Read More...

Maid of the Mist launches zero

Maid of the Mist launches zero-emissions touring boats at Niagara Falls

Since 1846, the iconic Maid of the Mist ferries have been bringing visitors up close and personal with the breathtaking waterfalls at Niagara Falls. Now visitors are able to enjoy the awe-inspiring trip in a more environment-friendly manner, thanks to the recent launch of two new all-electric, Read More...

UK’s first hydrogen-powered

UK’s first hydrogen-powered train successfully completes its trial journey

Recently, the arena of hydrogen-powered aviation has seen several promising developments, including a hydrogen fuel-cell passenger plane completing its maiden flight, as well as Airbus unveiling plans to start manufacturing hydrogen-fueled planes by 2035. But it seems that rail transportation is Read More...

Electric cars can save thousan

Electric cars can save thousands of lives and billions of dollars

If you’re looking for one more compelling argument for the urgency of transitioning towards electrified means of transportation, consider the findings of a recent study, which confirm that the widespread adoption of electric cars is going to save thousands of lives and billions of Read More...