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Nov. 10, 2024

Why Battery Storage Falls Short: Insights from a Green Chicken

As a premium subscriber of Doomberg and host of the Concrete Logic Podcast, I’m enthusiastic to share insights from the latest article, “Storage Units,” which delves into the critical examination of our current approach to rene…

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Oct. 6, 2024

The Next Gold Rush Is Blue

The Global Water Footprint Water is everywhere, yet it's the commodity we most take for granted. From the ice caps to tropical rainforests, water is the heartbeat of our planet. But how much do we use and what does that mean for the future? Let's …

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Sept. 29, 2024

Banks Back Nuclear Energy

Plant Vogtle | southernnuclear.com   At the Concrete Logic Podcast, we've always advocated for nuclear energy as the practical, common-sense solution to meet the world's skyrocketing energy demands. Whether it's fueling the enormous appetite …

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Sept. 22, 2024

Will AI Be the Reason for Nuclear Energy Resurgence?

Three Mile Island March 28, 1979 | AFP/Getty Images   As the global debate on AI continues, questions linger: Will it eliminate jobs? Boost productivity? Discover cancer cures? Regardless of the answers, AI's rise is driving a potential revi…

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Sept. 15, 2024

Will U.S. Cement Repeat British Steel’s Downfall?

In today’s fast-paced industrial landscape, the transformation of the British steel industry provides a compelling case study with significant implications for the U.S. cement industry. By understanding the forces driving these changes, indust…

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Sept. 8, 2024

New Zealand's Fossil Fuel Fiasco

Welcome to the Land of the Long White Cloud New Zealand, the picturesque land known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, has a population of about five million people. This island nation has long been celebrated for its green energy ini…

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Sept. 1, 2024

The $800 Million Low Carbon Transportation Materials Program: A Subsidy Leading to Inflation?

(https://www.holcim.us/ecopact)   The Federal Highway Administration recently announced an $800 million initiative through the Low Carbon Transportation Materials Program. This program aims to reimburse road builders for using products that c…

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July 14, 2024

The Interplay of Urban Heat Islands and Solar Activity in Global Warming

Global warming, a complex and multifaceted issue, has been traditionally attributed to the increase in greenhouse gases due to anthropogenic activities. However, recent peer-reviewed research suggests that the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect and…

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July 7, 2024

Preserving Alaska's Wilderness: The Case Against the Ambler Road Project

The Ambler Road Project, a proposed 211-mile private industrial access road in Alaska, has been a subject of intense debate for decades. While some argue for its potential benefits, the fact that it remains unbuilt is a testament to the complexities…

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June 16, 2024

The Emissions Rebellion: Virginia's Departure from California's Climate Rules

Virginia's decision to withdraw from the California zero emissions policy is a significant move that underscores the state's shift towards regulatory independence and consumer choice. Governor Glenn Youngkin's announcement that Virginia will adhere …

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