Hydrogen refueling stations are closing across Europe. Austria has none left, Germany is cutting, and the deathwatch for hydrogen transport continues.
Author: Michael Barnard
Sustainable forestry is key to Canada’s mass timber industry. Shift to long-lived products, stop pellets, and align harvest with climate and biodiversity.
California’s fuel mix is changing fast. Diesel is now 70% renewable, putting new pressure on refiners and paving the way for electric trucks.
Nature Index reveals China’s rise in science and America’s retreat. Harvard stands alone in the top 10 while Trump attacks universities.
California’s refineries are closing not because of regulation, but because gasoline demand is shrinking as EV adoption crosses tipping points.
Bending markets to public purpose, not abandoning them, is the key to financing a fast, reliable clean energy system.
Populist conservative administrations are turning contracts into kindling, burning economic trust as easily as books once were.
India’s and China’s fossil demand declines show LNG’s future is shrinking. What does this mean for Canada’s LNG Canada Phase 2 project?
Canada’s megaproject choices lock in billions for nuclear and LNG. Mining and trade offer alignment with the future but remain small.
Michael Barnard and engineer Lyle Trytten break down seabed mining: critical minerals, ocean depths, and whether we really need to mine the abyss.