Matt Ferrell

How IKEA-Style Wind Turbines Could Change Offshore Energy

You know what an offshore wind turbine looks like. A giant pole, three blades, bolted to the seafloor. The catch is it only works in shallow water, around 80 meters or less. That rules out most of the ocean, which is where the strongest, steadiest winds actually are. A Swedish company called SeaTwir

The $Billions We’re Burying in Plain Sight

There's $67 billion in critical minerals sitting in your trash can right now. Old laptops, dead drills, that printer you keep meaning to throw out. The piles of waste outside old mines hold even more. By some estimates, between e-waste recycling and mine tailings, America already has nearly all the

What the Iran War Means for Renewable Energy

The war in Iran just triggered the most severe oil supply shock in history. Start your 7-day free trial + unlock 4 extra months of Surfshark VPN — head to https://surfshark.com/undecided or use code UNDECIDED at checkout! Gas prices had their biggest one-month spike ever. The average American househ

The Surprising Ways AI is Actually Helping

You know that stretch where you hit every green light perfectly? Well, that might not be luck anymore. There's an AI system that watches every car, bike, and pedestrian approaching an intersection in real time… and lines up the lights so you cruise right through. And the numbers on how much faster p

How This Heat Pump Water Heater is Also a Battery

How This Heat Pump Water Heater is Also a Battery. Go to https://ground.news/undecided for an innovative way to stay fully informed on tech, energy, the climate and more. Save 40% on the Ground News unlimited access Vantage plan with my link. Heat pump water heaters have been around for over a decad

How Ocean Plastic Isn’t The Problem

I was a teenager on a cruise when I first saw ocean pollution up close. Late at night, I heard a noise over the railing. I looked down and saw crew dumping garbage into the ocean. A stream of trash stretching off toward the horizon. That image stuck with me.