Articles by Maria Gallucci
Maria Gallucci is a freelance science writer in New York City. She was the 2017-2018 Energy Journalism Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin. Previously, Maria has worked as a staff writer for publications in New York and Mexico City, covering a wide range of energy and environment issues.
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![A photo of the container ship Gjertrud Maersk, anchored off the coast of Virginia Beach on June 29, 2020. The large, blue vessel is topped with hundreds of colorful shipping containers]()
![A photo of the container ship Gjertrud Maersk, anchored off the coast of Virginia Beach on June 29, 2020. The large, blue vessel is topped with hundreds of colorful shipping containers]()
The world’s first ‘carbon-neutral’ cargo ship is already low on gas
Shipping giant Maersk announced plans for a green methanol-powered vessel by 2023. But there isn't enough of the fuel to go around.
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![Photo collage of a car with an electrical plug coming out of it next to a smoggy city]()
![Photo collage of a car with an electrical plug coming out of it next to a smoggy city]()
How to ensure electric cars aren’t just for rich people
Two roadblocks can keep drivers from switching to EVs: the lack of chargers and the cost of a new car.
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How steel might finally kick its coal habit
Several companies are working to make the process of forging the building material cleaner
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Melting ice is a gift to the fossil fuel tankers navigating the Arctic
Good for oil and gas companies. Not so good for the planet.
