A New Military Energy Imperative
New and existing threats to U.S. electricity access signals the need to reconsider our approach to critical infrastructure.
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Hydro-Poverty: How Global Water Crises Impact the Poor
Cape Town may have postponed Day Zero, but water scarcity still disproportionately threatens already vulnerable communities.
Energy Insecurity in Japan
Made in China 2025 and the Remaking of Global Supply Lines
Under the radar acquisition of component manufacturer highlights a reshaping global supply lines.
A Climate for Conflict: Stories from Somalia
Rewriting the Story of Fukushima, Six Years Later
Fukushima is no longer a story of disaster. Now, six years after the nuclear meltdown, it is about the slow process of building back trust.
There’s a Periodic Table in my Phone?
An overview of rare earth minerals.
LockMart Comes Clean
Lockheed Martin in the clean energy business.
Hydrofluoro-what? An Explanation of the Kigali Deal
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Beijing Doesn’t Care about Japan’s Heavy Rare-Earth-Free Magnet
While the US and Japan shy away from using rare earths, China, to its benefit, uses more.
From Blue Skies to Black Starts
A summary on today's event.
Is North America the New Saudi Arabia?
Reflections on last week's event.
Managing the Mekong
The delicate balancing act between the various life-sustaining resources of the Mekong River Basin are coming under increasing pressure.