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Climate Change, Hydro, Nature & Environment, News & Comments, Policy & Strategy November 11, 2016

Virginia Tech researchers: Climate change may benefit Ethiopia, increase the country’s access to water

Despite the many disastrous impacts of climate change, there are some regions of the globe that might benefit from hotter temperatures. A team of researchers…


Nature & Environment, News & Comments November 8, 2016

How trees communicate via a Wood Wide Web

A new book, The Hidden Life of Trees, claims that trees talk to one another. But is this really the case? The simple answer is…


Climate Change, Green Tech, Innovation, Renewables November 4, 2016

Broad coalition sign agreement to push back CO2 emissions by means of reuse

Goal: reusing eight million tonnes of CO2 within fifteen years Rotterdam, October 26, 2016 – At the National Climate Summit held in Rotterdam today, a…


Coal, Fossil Fuels, Natural Gas November 3, 2016

King Coal is dethroned in the US – and that’s good news for the environment

  This is the worst year in decades for U.S. coal. During the first six months of 2016, U.S. coal production was down a staggering…


Biomass, News & Comments October 28, 2016

The EU’s dangerous biomass delusion

Bioenergy advocates claim that Europe’s forests are well managed and don’t contribute to global warming. Yet, biomass production in Europe is projected to rely more…


Innovation, News & Comments, Renewables October 24, 2016

Hydrogen Could Become the New Fuel for Cooking – Here’s How

“Too much dirt,” says Justine about the difficulties of cooking with charcoal for her household of five. She’s a mother and market trader in the…


Fossil Fuels, Natural Gas October 20, 2016

Why utilities have little incentive to plug leaking natural gas

The Aliso Canyon leak in California earlier this year focused public attention on methane emissions from the oil and gas industry. Methane is the primary…


Advanced Tech, Innovation October 17, 2016

LEDs, Not Solar, Have Transformed Their Industry

For all of the talk about the disruptive nature of wind and solar on the utility sector, there is another clean energy technology that has…


News & Comments, Policy & Strategy October 14, 2016

The Open Source School Redefines Education in Italy

Threading elements of the great educational experiments of Bauhaus and Roycroft Community models together with Pierre Levy’s modern definition of “collective intelligence,” La Scuola Open…


Nature & Environment, News & Comments October 12, 2016

UT Study Cracks Coldest Case: How the Most Famous Human Ancestor Died

Lucy, the most famous fossil of a human ancestor, probably died after falling from a tree, according to a study appearing in Nature led by…


Climate Change, Nature & Environment, News & Comments, Renewables October 10, 2016

How Billionaire Trump Is Missing Greener Pastures

How Billionaire Trump Is Missing Greener Pastures Considering how much he brags about his business acumen, shouldn’t Donald Trump do a better job of keeping…


CCS, Climate Change, News & Comments September 12, 2016

Scientists turn carbon dioxide back into fuel

As scientists and policymakers around the world try to combat the increasing rate of climate change, they have focused on the chief culprit: carbon dioxide….


Policy & Strategy September 9, 2016

In Win for Environment, Court Recognizes Social Cost of Carbon

If someone was tallying up all the benefits of energy efficiency programs, you’d want them to include reducing climate pollution, right? That’s just common sense….


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Tree stumps after a deforestation. Photo credit: Hans (Wikimedia)

Warming Due to Tropical Deforestation Linked to 28,000 ‘Excess’ Deaths per Year


YPF's oil wells in Añelo, Argentina. Photo credit: Emiliano Ortiz

Fracking, Earthquakes and Impunity: The Recipe for a Sacrifice Zone in Argentina


Offshore wind turbines at Barrow Offshore Wind Farm, off Walney Island in the Irish Sea. Photo credit: Andy Dingley (Wikimedia)

Offshore Wind in the Mediterranean: Renewables Can, and Must, Protect Biodiversity


Aerial view of the Amazon rainforest. Photo credit: lubasi (Wikimedia)

Highway to Hell


Kolubara mining basin, Serbia. Photo credit: Vanilica (Wikimedia)

Serbia Adopts Just Energy Transition Plan Until 2030


Cerrado in the Parque Nacional Chapada dos veadeiros, Brazil. Photo credit: Eliane de Castro (Wikimedia)

New Environmental Licensing Will Build a Power Plant in the Cerrado and Demolish a School


Fishermen on a water hyacinth-infested lake. Photo credit: Pradipta (Pixahive)

Invasive Lake Weed Turned to Clean Energy in Ethiopia


UN Climate Change meeting (June 6, 2023). Photo credit: UNclimatechange (Flickr)

Zero


Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Bridge, Kuwait City, Kuwait. Photo credit: Diego Delso (Wikimedia)

The Role of Energy in the Kuwaiti Economy, Challenges, and Prospects


Isle of Skye, Scotland. Photo credit: Elisabetta Fenu

Can We Delay Climate Change by Changing Climate Again?


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