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by Enrique Shore | 9 May 2019 | Discovery, Eyewitness, Technology, United States
Seven Nobel prize winners have worked in a laboratory on Long Island, where scientists from around the world examine the smallest particles. News-Decoder recently had a rare opportunity to visit a world-class research facility called the Brookhaven National...
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by Sue Landau | 21 Jun 2017 | Climate change
By Sue Landau Now that we have cheap renewable energy, a full-blown industrial revolution is waiting in the wings, propelled by the need to slow climate change. Just as the gasoline car banished horses and carriages from our roads, the electric car will drive its...
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by Sue Landau | 29 Mar 2017 | Climate change
By Sue Landau Even as President Donald Trump sets the United States back on a fossil fuel path, updated road maps from environmentalist groups say industrial economies can be weaned off carbon dependence by 2050 using energy savings and existing technology. For at...
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by News Decoder | 9 Nov 2016 | Americas, Donald Trump, Globalization, Human Rights, United States
We asked four experts — Carroll Bogert (human rights), Tom Burke (environment), Alan Wheatley (international economy) and Alex Nicoll (defense & security) — for their thoughts following Donald Trump’s shock victory in the U.S. presidential...
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by Sue Landau | 27 Oct 2016 | Climate change
By Sue Landau History was made a year ago when 196 world leaders agreed in Paris on global action to rein in carbon emissions that cause climate change. Now, as leaders and diplomats prepare for the next climate conference in Marrakesh starting on November 7, the...
