Electric cars set to be as cheap to produce as regular models by 2024
According to new research, electric cars will cost the same to produce as conventional cars by 2024 and an acceleration in the shift away from fossil fuel vehicles may be imminent.
Princeton will name a residential college after a Black woman for the first time in history
Princeton University will name a residential college after a Black woman for the first time in the institution’s history.
Japan vows to become carbon neutral by 2050
Japan’s newly elected prime minister, Yoshihide Suga, has recently announced that the country will become carbon neutral by 2050.
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Princeton will name a residential college after a Black woman for the first time in history
Princeton University will name a residential college after a Black woman for the first time in the institution’s history.
Rihanna’s new Savage x Fenty campaign stars black breast cancer survivors
Rihanna’s latest Savage x Fenty lingerie campaign stars black breast cancer survivors.
Princeton agrees to pay over $1 million to female professors after federal review finds pay gaps
Princeton University has made an agreement with the U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) to pay $925,000 in back pay and at least $250,000 in future salary adjustments to female professors who earned less money than their male peers.
Sculptor Simone Leigh will be 1st Black woman to represent US at Venice Biennale
Simone Leigh will be the first Black woman ever to represent the U.S. at the prestigious Venice Biennale arts festival, the State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art.
Nurse who traveled to treat COVID-19 patients donates her kidney to toddler
Taylor Pikkarainen, a traveling nurse, spent over two months this spring on assignment in New Jersey helping to save the lives of patients.
Mattel adds a Susan B. Anthony Barbie to its line of inspiring women just in time for Election Day
It’s the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and Mattel released a new Barbie to celebrate.
Joyful mom joins daughter’s vows from behind nursing home window
Robyn Roberts-Williams visits her 89-year-old mom Dorothy Roberts every Sunday, chatting from opposite sides of a ground-floor window at the Isabella Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Washington Heights.
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South Australia powered itself with 100% solar energy
For a brief moment solar power accounted for 100 percent of South Australia’s power on October 11 for an hour between noon and 1 pm.
Japan vows to become carbon neutral by 2050
Japan’s newly elected prime minister, Yoshihide Suga, has recently announced that the country will become carbon neutral by 2050.
Oregon closes state’s last coal plant in favor of green energy
General Electric closed the last coal plant in Oregon on October 15 due to the high rise of renewable sources.
Australia to build a giant solar farm that will be visible from space
Australia could possibly have the world’s largest solar farm, with the project expected to generate enough energy to power places as far away as Singapore.
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GM is bringing back the Hummer as an electric vehicle
General Motors is reintroducing their military-style vehicle known as The Hummer. However, it’s getting a green makeover as a zero-emissions, fully electric pickup truck.
This startup makes real honey without involving any bees in the process
The founders of startup MeliBio have been looking to find a sustainable alternative to honey that tastes like the real thing but doesn’t involve any honeybees in its production.
IKEA will now buy back unwanted furniture to promote sustainable consumption
IKEA will soon start buying unwanted furniture from its customers for up to 50 percent of the original price, in a step closer towards reaching its goal of full circularity by 2030.
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