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100-Year-Old Norwegian Research Ship Sails the Globe for Sustainability

The crew of the ship includes 25 professional sailors who live and work on the vessel in four-week shifts, as well as a rotating crew of volunteers, researchers and aspiring sailors.

The Statsraad Lehmkuhl docked in Seattle, Washington. Photo: SCB File Photo

Podcast | Can the U.S. Ever Stop Relying on China for Critical Minerals?

The United States’ dependence on basic minerals from China and other foreign sources is a huge problem, both from an economic and defense perspective.

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GM Temporarily Cuts 5,500 Workers, Citing EV Pressure

GM had been lobbying to keep EV tax credits in place, and has been trying to make its EVs cheaper to prop up demand.

A worker installs an engine at a General Motors assembly plant. Photographer: Emily Elconin/Bloomberg

Struggling to Stay Green in the Time of Trump

Even as federal policy pulls back, the work of building a cleaner, low-carbon future is continuing in states and communities determined to make progress on their own terms.

Photo: iStock.com/Arkadij Schell

Google Looks to Restart Iowa Nuclear Plant to Power AI Data Centers

Starting in 2029, Google plans to purchase power from the 615-megawatt Duane Arnold Energy Center plant to grow the company's cloud and AI infrastructure in Iowa.

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IMO's Delay in Shipping Emissions Tax Clouds Global Decarbonization Efforts

The IMO's vote to delay its Net-Zero Framework creates an uncertain future for the maritime industry's plans to decarbonize its global shipping fleets.

Imo Net Zero Framework Scb File Photo

U.S. Pressures EU Over CSDDD

On October 22, Trump’s energy department announced it had provided a final export approval for Venture Global’s CP2 project, a vast planned LNG terminal on Louisiana’s coast.

An LNG carrier vessel. Photo: iStock / nikkytok

Why Biofuels Aren’t Shipping’s Green Fix

To fully address the problem of shipping’s enormous carbon footprint, demand reduction is required to bring shipping in line with necessary decarbonization targets.

Photo: iStock.com/Arkadij Schell

Seattle Hosts One Ocean Week's U.S. Debut in 2025

The forum aims to bring together stakeholders across the maritime industry to discuss ocean conservation and the future of sustainable shipping.

Seattle, Washington's scene waterfront. Photo: SCB file photo

GM Lowers Estimated Cost of Tariffs

GM said the financial hit from tariffs this year would be $3.5 billion to $4.5 billion, less than the previous estimate of $4 billion to $5 billion.

Photo: iStock / JHVEPhoto

EU Pledges Stronger Cost-Curbing Measures for New CO2 Market

An emissions-trading scheme to cover buildings and road transport is due to kick in in 2027, but has been criticized by many member states.

Ursula von der Leyen Photographer: Simon Wohlfahrt/Bloomberg

Conservation Groups Warn that Biofuels Could Undermine IMO Net-Zero Goals

Although biofuels create far fewer emissions in transport than standard oil-based fuels, many biofuels still come at significant environmental costs.

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