In the cycle of life, carbon is released from deceased living species. But does it always return into the atmosphere? No, sometimes carbon becomes trapped between rocks, slowly growing into deposits of carbon, oil, and natural gas. These resources may be considered renewable… if you can wait 100 million years.
Learn more about how carbon created fossil fuels in the third episode of Eni's Story of CO2 series.
Now that the election is over — and Donald Trump is president-elect — President Joe Biden no longer has to worry whether his decisions will hurt Kamala Harris’ chances of winning.
Jess Frampton
America has spoken. Donald Trump will become president of the United States again. And I can’t say that I’m surprised.
As projected, Republicans have won back control of the Senate, largely thanks to Democrats vacating seats in the red states of Ohio, Montana, and West Virginia.
The 2024 Bank of America Women and Minority Business Owner Spotlight explores business owners' outlooks, with insights from women, Hispanic-Latino, Black/African American, and AAPI entrepreneurs. To learn about their perspectives, read the report.
Get a downloadable map of the 2024 presidential election race now that the results are in. You can still download our map to count the number of electoral votes earned by each candidate as the final few states are called.
Ian Bremmer's Quick Take: After Trump's election win, "everything geopolitical is going to be much more uncertain and volatile in the coming months," says Ian Bremmer. Watch his new QuickTake on what the election outcome means for America and the world.
What’s the mood on this side of the Atlantic after the US election? Carl Bildt answers this one key question from Stockholm today.
Donald Trump won the presidential election in an apparent landslide on Tuesday night, with a realigned GOP coalition that, according to early exit polls, successfully drew young, male, and minority voters.
Republicans retook control of the Senate on Tuesday night, with crucial victories in West Virginia and Ohio giving the GOP at least 51 seats in the upper chamber.