Rick Kazmer is a Community Relationship & Marketing Manager for The Cool Down, a national publication focused on technology, innovation, and environmental sustainability. With a background in journalism, Rick has written articles that explore the latest advancements in renewable energy, disaster-resilient housing, and emerging technologies. His work has been featured in Yahoo News and the Cigalah Group.
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Rick Kazmer's coverage mainly focuses on scientific and automotive themes, particularly within the context of sustainable technology and environmental conservation. His articles frequently cite data, which indicates a preference for evidence-based reporting.
Given his focus on innovative approaches to combatting extreme heat, EV battery technology, disaster-resilient homes, and renewable energy solutions for electric vehicles (EVs), Rick would likely be interested in hearing from experts in these fields. For example, he may respond well to pitches from scientists or engineers involved in developing new technologies related to renewable energy or sustainable living.
Since his geographic focus is national (United States), relevant information should align with developments and companies based in the U.S., as well as policies impacting sustainability efforts within the country.
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By: Rick Kazmer
Batteries continue to set impressive milestones as EVs and energy storage play bigger roles in our cleaner energy and transportation systems.
By: Rick Kazmer
Realistic AI-generated content can cause public panic about nonexistent events. by Rick Kazmer
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A team of scientists from South Korea is working to lower the cost and boost the durability of promising
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The results could help grow the EV industry. by Rick Kazmer Experts from Oxford and Nissan might not often share a lab.
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"Almost half are uncertain." by Rick Kazmer A report published by a clean transport and energy advocacy group highlights a troubling scenario for European Union battery recycling
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The packs can also hold more power than common ion-based batteries. by Rick Kazmer
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Researchers developed a much safer, more efficient alternative to lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles, including aqueous zinc-sulfur packs.
By: Rick Kazmer
The software company Qnovo has developed a system called SentinelX that can safeguard against fire risks and recalls in EVs.
By: Rick Kazmer
Researchers in Japan have discovered that porous silicon could lead to more efficient electric vehicle batteries.
"Not a necessary function." by Rick Kazmer Six more rainbow-colored food dyes , including Green 3, are under scrutiny following the U.S.
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