Jennifer Reyes+FollowWould You Plug Into a Nuclear Generator?Imagine powering your cabin, hospital, or even a data center with a nuclear battery the size of a trailer. The Department of Energy is testing portable nuclear microreactors that could bring reliable, long-lasting power to places diesel generators usually go—think disaster zones or remote spots. The real drama? These mini reactors don’t need water to cool down, so they can go where regular power plants can’t. Could this be the end of blackout worries? #Business #Industry #EnergyInnovation140Share
Vincent Perry+FollowWhy Green Hydrogen Isn't in Your Tank YetEver wondered why you’re not fueling up with green hydrogen yet? Australia’s big plans for clean hydrogen have hit a snag: it’s pricey, hard to scale, and not many buyers are ready to swap out their old gear. Recent project cancellations show it’s not as easy as flipping a switch. Until the tech gets cheaper and more folks are willing to make the leap, green hydrogen is staying on the back burner. #Business #Industry #GreenHydrogen00Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowHow Nashville’s Farmers’ Market Became a Local GemDid you know Nashville’s Farmers’ Market is turning 30 this summer? Back in ‘95, it got a major glow-up—think open-air sheds, a cool indoor market, and plenty of parking. Now, it’s a go-to spot for fresh finds and weekend strolls. Thanks to some smart city moves, it’s stuck around as a foodie favorite. Next time you’re craving local eats or plants, you know where to go! #Business #Industry #NashvilleEats00Share
awaters+FollowCoke’s Water Project Turns Dust to DinnerDid you know Coca-Cola is helping turn dry, empty fields in Pakistan into green, crop-filled land? Thanks to a big donation, local farmers now have water for their crops and are even planting more trees. It’s a win for food, the planet, and the community. But with Coke’s plastic waste record, some folks are still skeptical. Is this the start of a greener future, or just good PR? Either way, it’s proof that big brands can make a real difference—if they choose to. #Business #Industry #Sustainability70Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowWhy Delta’s Cutting Cheap SeatsHeads up if you’re a Delta flyer: snagging a cheap Main Cabin seat might get trickier soon. Delta’s trimming economy seats on less popular flights—think those awkward midweek or odd-hour trips—because more people are splurging on extra legroom or First Class. It’s not just business travelers; even regular folks are paying a bit more for comfort and perks. If you usually hunt for deals, you might want to book early or consider a small upgrade for a better experience! #Business #Industry #DeltaAirlines161Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowStock Up on Stamps Before the Price Hike!Heads up, snail mail fans: Forever stamps are jumping from 73¢ to 78¢ on July 13. If you send cards, bills, or love notes the old-school way, now’s your chance to grab stamps at the lower price. USPS says it’s all about keeping the mail running smoothly, but for us, it means stocking up now saves a few bucks later. Don’t wait until your next birthday card run! #Business #Industry #MoneyHacks6220Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowCitgo’s New Boss Promises No Pink SlipsBig news for anyone watching the Citgo drama: Gold Reserve just put in a $7.38 billion bid to buy Citgo, and they’re promising not to mess with the 3,300+ jobs at the refineries. So, if you’re a Citgo employee, breathe easy—no mass layoffs on the horizon. The twist? Even though bigger offers were on the table, the court liked Gold Reserve’s plan best because it keeps the company whole. Looks like job security just got a win! #Business #Industry #CitgoSale10Share
Arthur Booker+FollowWhy Gas Prices Might Jump SoonHeads up if you’re filling up: a glitch at an offshore oil well led to zinc sneaking into Mars crude, a favorite for Gulf Coast refineries. That’s like getting the wrong beans in your coffee—machines don’t like it, and it’s a hassle to swap. With wildfires, import bans, and less oil from neighbors, supplies are tight. The government’s even dipping into its emergency stash to keep gas flowing. So, if you notice prices creeping up, now you know why! #Business #Industry #GasPrices2723Share
peterfoster+FollowHow Dirt Science Could Make Food CheaperHere’s a cool science win: Researchers found a super-efficient enzyme that helps keep more fertilizer in the soil, which means less pollution in our water and cheaper veggies at the store. If this pans out, farmers could use less fertilizer, saving cash and helping the planet. Imagine your salad being both wallet- and eco-friendly! Who knew soil microbes could be such heroes? #Business #Industry #FoodHacks11Share
Arthur Booker+FollowSpace Shuttle Drama: Who Gets Discovery?Coffee break scoop: There’s a tug-of-war over the retired Space Shuttle Discovery! Congress wants to move it from the Smithsonian in Virginia to Houston, but the Smithsonian says, 'Hands off, it’s ours.' The real kicker? If Discovery moves, Texans might have to pay $30 to see it, while it’s free in Virginia. So, if you’re planning a space-themed road trip, you might want to check which state wins this museum showdown! #Business #Industry #SpaceShuttle00Share
