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The Sitdown with EmEz, Passaic County, New Jersey. She is mostly known for hosting MTV’s Wild N’ Out show.  What makes this episode so special, is the history EmEz and Valentine share. The two revealed hosting a radio show at a local New Jersey station, years ago. In the midst of the interview, EmEz shared a picture of the two. After looking over the picture, Valentine pointed out how far they’ve both come in the industry.  The interview began with EmEz stating that Valentine doesn’t receive the credit she deserves when it comes to music. He continued on with his statement by as...

How Far and Fast Can the Biden Administration Push Electric Vehicles? Industry Segment: Power | Word Count: 767 Words SUGAR LAND, TEXAS--January 11, 2021--Written by John Egan for Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--President-elect Joe Biden is expected to bring a greener hue to federal energy and environmental policy, judging from his campaign pledges and his cabinet nominees for the departments of Energy and Transportation. Though there are many questions as to how Biden's team will make its mark on energy and environmental policies, electric vehicles (EVs) is one industry segm...

December 22, 2020 Silicon solar cells deserve a pat on the back for ushering in the renewable energy revolution, but now it’s time for more efficient, less expensive technology to take the wheel. If you guessed that means perovskites, run right out and buy yourself a cigar. In the latest development, the UK firm Oxford PV has just announced that its new perovskite solar cells have set a world record for conversion efficiency. That sets the stage for broader access to photovoltaic technology, and that spells yet another headache for fossil energy stakeholders. With a new generation of record...

You Won’t Believe How Far a $1 Million Nest Egg Goes in These Countries By John Csiszar of GOBankingRates | If you’ve managed to save $1 million for retirement, congratulations. Based on the average annual nondiscretionary expenditures in the United States for a single person, that money could last you for more than 41 years. This may not be true in big coastal cities like New York, but across the U.S. as a whole, $1 million could cover more than four decades of necessary annual expenditures. As impressive as that is, there are many other countries where that $1 million can last much...