Unions are coming for EV factories
A Volkswagen plant is the first making EVs in the Southeast to unionize. A wave of other car and battery makers could be next.
To lower emissions, a Minnesota startup wants to convert diesel engines to burn ammonia
Ammonia doesn’t emit carbon dioxide when burned, but its energy-intensive production mostly relies on fossil fuels, so its benefits depend on sourcing “green” ammonia from renewable power.
Summit to make its carbon pipeline permit case again in North Dakota
The state’s oil and gas industry wants to use carbon for enhanced oil recovery, but Summit doesn’t see that in the near future.
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