U.S. Might Have Cure for Europe’s Russian Gas Addiction
Liquified natural gas from North America might help Europe to unplug itself from Russian power in coming years.
Clean-energy Transition a Casualty of Ukraine War
Just how quickly Europe can end its dependence on Russian energy is in doubt, which means the world’s timeline for combating climate change is also in doubt.
Shortages Might Make Natural-resource Stocks a Gold Mine
Investors might reap returns from natural-resource stocks as the world scrambles to alleviate key commodity shortages in energy, agricultural products and metals.
Worried? Check Out These Three Classic Inflation Hedges
Worried about inflation? These three simple investment strategies might help you protect your nest egg in these uncertain times.
Fed Tries To Tame a Hornet’s Nest of Uncertainty
Investors looking for a clear path should be cautious when choosing their next step as inflation, the Ukraine war and lingering pandemic impacts make for unpredictable interest rate hikes.
Earth Day 2022’s Theme Is “Invest In Our Planet.” What Will You Do?
Momentum growing for disclosing climate-related risks and scaling up investments to limit climate change.
Fusion Startups Energizing Race for Clean Power
More than 30 venture-backed companies are closing in on fusion energy as new technologies advance the quest for limitless clean power.
There’s More to the Story of Higher Gas Prices
As gas prices race up, investors see a new dynamic emerging that is hindering the United States’ quest for energy independence.
Ukraine Hints at Troubling, Polarized Future
Ukraine endgame: Russia and China appear to be drifting toward an alliance of autocracies in a bid to keep democracies and free-market capitalism at bay.
Don’t Overlook Ripples Caused by War
Outside of rising gas prices, the economic impact of the Russo-Ukrainian war seems small, but ripples of its splash could touch the world in other ways.