While debate will likely continue over the causes of global warming, companies have been getting on board with developing and implementing renewable energy sources that help minimize CO2 emissions and with making conventional thermal-power generation-based fossil fuels more energy efficient.
Manufacturing has been through radical change as a result of globalization sharply increasing competition. But that doesn’t mean the sector can stand still.
Modern manufacturing no longer thinks in terms of white or blue collar—the workers it needs now are “new-collar”.
A thriving section of American industry is taking inspiration from half a world away.
Overseas companies operating within the U.S., many employing thousands of American workers and contributing to the technological strength of U.S. manufacturing, can play an important role in the manufacturing discussion.
Globally, the number of older people is expected to exceed the number of children for the first time by 2047. This poses some serious challenges.
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