Food and Climate Change: Making Sustainable Choices The issue of food lies at the heart of climate change mitigation. Dietary choices and consumption patterns have
Footage of a glacier calving, showing a massive ice chunk breaking off and crashing into the sea, starkly illustrates the ongoing climate crisis and accelerating glacial retreat due to global warming.
Industry Influence Stalls Anti-Pipeline Legislation in Iowa Despite Widespread Opposition In Iowa, wealthy pipeline interests appear to have a significant influence on the state’s most
Recent floods raised concerns about electric vehicles (EVs) in South Florida. Despite claims, EVs are vulnerable; water damage repairs vary.
President Biden sets target of 30GW generated from US offshore wind industry by 2030, aiming to power 10M homes amid challenges and oil industry shifts.
Lloyd’s of London adapts to climate and geopolitical risks, pushing for public-private partnerships in risk management.
Tehmina Haider and Michael O’Leary emphasize the role of consumers in clean energy adoption, noting that sustainable products must match traditional alternatives in quality, convenience, or price to succeed.
Ameresco’s Kūpono Solar facility in Hawaii, now operational, powers 10,000 homes, cuts 50,000 tons of CO2 annually, and supports Hawai’i’s clean energy goals.
Energy Efficiency and Electrification: A Dual Approach to Sustainability With the growing urgency to counteract climate change, organizations today face the complex task of harmonizing
Korean researchers at KIER successfully tested a green hydrogen system, enhancing renewable energy grid stability.
Damen Shipyards Group has unveiled a cutting-edge offshore charging concept aimed at significantly reducing emissions during the active phase of offshore wind farms. The groundbreaking
Navajo Nation Navigates Challenges in Transition from Fossil Fuels to Renewable Energy The Navajo Nation’s shift from fossil fuel production to the generation of renewable