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A large percentage of goods North Americans use or consume reach us by container ships, significant users of fossil fuels. In addition, two out of every five cargo ships across the globe use fossil fuels to transport fossil fuels. Max Rohr discusses some renewable fuel alternatives that would reduce greenhouse gas emissions and still make shipping companies profitable.
Artificial intelligence is a tool you can use in your business to find patterns — in service calls, technician performance, and even truck maintenance. However, ask the right questions and use common sense to determine if the answers are correct.
Does an abundance of parking make cities better or worse for the inhabitants? There’s no easy answer to the question, but parking reformists encourage less parking — and less driving — in larger cities. Max Rohr looks at the history of parking lots and the debate about more vs. less spots.
Of the hydrogen hues, green hydrogen has the greatest possibilities in transportation. However, the industry needs more technology to make it a viable, cost-competitive fuel. Max Rohr explains the types of hydrogen fuel, focusing on green and blue hydrogen.
Weather and climate disasters with losses exceeding $1 billion have gutted the property insurance industry over the last four years, as well as business owners and homeowners. Max Rohr explains that some people and businesses are losing their insurance or having their premiums increased. How can the PHCP industry help?
What should higher education be for the class of 2027? Read on as Max Rohr describes a new way of educating college students that allows them to build their own programs with a mix of courses, internships and community engagement.
The movie “Oppenheimer” has found a global audience this summer, but it is a stark reminder that the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki changed the world. What effect, if any, will it have on the future of nuclear power in this country? Read on as Max Rohr explains the issue.
Did you know coffee was developed as an insect poison? Or that people used to drink beer for breakfast because the water was bad? Discover more interesting facts and history about the world’s love affair with coffee from Max Rohr.
Recycling is very confusing to most people, especially when news reports say that most plastic put in recycling bins ends up in landfills. Max Rohr recalls a recycling event he attended where he got into a heated discussion — about composting!
The Gen Z generation may be more open to hands-on careers in hydronics than millennials or Gen X. However, the industry must create an appealing application process and a change in job expectations. Read on as the author explains how to recruit these young people.