Fungi May Be Crucial to Storing Carbon in Soil as the Earth Warms
By Freda Kreier: When it comes to storing carbon in the ground, fungi may be key. […]
South Australia’s Solar Success Could Have Global Implications
by Alex Tallmadge: Where do we go next with the global clean energy transition? […]
Are We At The Dawn Of A Nuclear Energy Renaissance?
by Alexander C. Kaufman: We’ve heard these claims before. But the mounting scale of the climate and energy conundrum is fueling more money and favorable policies into atomic power… […]
Yara Debuts World’s First Fully Emission-Free, Autonomous Container Ship
by Amit Malewar: Norwegian chemical company Yara International has debuted its long-awaited Yara Birkeland… […]
The World’s Largest Direct Air Capture Plant Is Now Pulling CO2 From the Air in Iceland
by Vanessa Bates Ramirez: A little over four years ago, the world’s first commercial plant for sucking carbon dioxide out of the air opened near Zurich, Switzerland… […]
Rolls-Royce Says Its Electric Plane Just Smashed The World Record For Speed
by Vanessa Bates Ramirez: The first electric plane took flight in 1973… […]
A Love Letter From The Clean Energy Future
by Mary Anne Hitt: Here’s a glimpse of how we can transition entirely to renewable energy sources… […]
How Will You Change The World – Peter Diamandis
by Peter Diamandis: I’m often struck by the ability of a small group, even a single individual, to change the world… […]
20 Of The Most Beautiful Sea Caves In The World
by Brittany Gibson: Even if we can’t travel just yet, these photos will have you planning a sea cave adventure we’re all sure to take after we can board a plane again… […]
In Win For EV Supply Chain, U.S.’s First Anode Plant Opens In Tennessee
by John Engel: The U.S.’s first anode manufacturing facility opened in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Monday, a monumental step to enhance the domestic battery supply chain, as it faces increasing demand from electric vehicle makers… [...]
India’s 2070 Net-Zero Pledge Is Achievable, Appropriate, And Right On Time
by Casey Crownhart: Reducing emissions won’t look the same for everyone… […]
Believe It Or Not, Electric Cars Aren’t The Best-Selling Electric Vehicles.
by Mical Toll: Electric bikes. They’re two-wheeled electric vehicles that outsell electric cars handily and are a much more affordable way for many commuters to begin replacing gas-driven miles with a cleaner alternative… […]
Are Solar Panels Worth It? Our Honest Take (2022)
by Karsten Neumeister: We assess the factors that make a homeowner a good candidate for solar energy… […]
8 Best Solar Companies Of 2022
by Karsten Neumeister: Whether you want to send a tactful message of regret for taking things too far or a simple note to help you re-engage later, here’s what to consider… […]
Pope Francis: We Are ‘Stewards, Not Masters’ of the Earth
Since his election in March 2013, Pope Francis has established a reputation as an outspoken advocate for the environment, […]
Cost Of Solar Panels In 2022: What To Expect
by Karsten Neumister: How much do solar panels cost? Let’s take a look… […]
Tesla Made $1.6 billion In Q3, Is Switching To LFP Batteries Globally
The lithium iron phosphate cells are less energy-dense but much longer-lived… […]
Pushing Renewable Power Immediately Could Save Trillions In Health Costs
by John Timmer: An updated analysis with new health statistics shows the benefits are immediate… […]
Lithium-Metal “Hybrid” Battery Promises Lighter, Longer-Range EVs By 2025
by Tim De Chant: SES showed off a promising new cell targeted for mass production in a few years… […]
Recounting the Many Rewards of Rural Living
by Jo deVries: The transformation of the landscape over the four seasons in Canada is dramatic… […]
Listening To Trees
by Sam Mowe An Interview with David Haskell… […]
How The First Earth Day Made Way For The Renewable Energy Revolution
by Ted Flanigan: Fifty-one years is a long time—a good run. Certainly not a momentous year, or milestone… […]
A Supply Chain Is Born: Can The U.S. Reach 30 GW Of Offshore Wind By 2030?
by John Engel: Moments after Siemens Gamesa announced that it would build a $200 million offshore wind blade finishing facility at the Port of Virginia… […]
Watch: ESS Boss Discusses Flow Batteries
by John Engel: ESS CEO Eric Dresselhuys joined Renewable Energy World for a conversation about the company’s journey, the promise of flow battery technology, […]
US Air Force Partners With Twelve To Make Jet Fuel Out Of Thin Air
by Amit Malewar: The US Air Force is studying the feasibility of a process developed by the carbon transformation company, Twelve […]
Pope Francis Urges World Leaders Not to ‘Waste’ Chances for ‘Radical’ Climate Action
by Kate Nakamura: Ahead of a weekend filled with historic summits, the Pope urged leaders to make “radical decisions.” […]
The Future is in Our Hands – The Dalai Lama
by The Dalai Lama: Contemporary climate change includes both global warming caused by humans, and its impacts on Earth’s weather patterns. […]
The Regenerative Revolution In food
By Alasdair Lane: Half of the world’s land is used to grow our food. A new generation of ‘carbon farmers’ are making their land absorb greenhouse gases, rather than emitting them… […]
The Great Experiment To Put A Price On Nature
by Kelly Oakes: Fresh water, clean air, peace of mind – natural landscapes make life better for humans in myriad ways. Now scientists are trying to put a dollar figure on exactly how much nature [...]
What’s Next For The Great American Outdoors?
by Ian Brickey : One year after the Great American Outdoors Act became law, we’re looking at what the law has achieved and the work we still have to do to secure a thriving planet [...]
IPCC Report Again Shows Urgent Climate Action Needed
by Cherelle Blazer: The climate alarm bells have been ringing for some time now… […]
Climate Change Mission Control
by Sen. Bill Nelson: How do we work together to create a nation resilient against climate change? […]
90% Of New Cars Sold In Norway Are Now Electric Or Plug-In Hybrids
by Adele Peters: The goal is to get to 100% EV sales by 2025… […]
Danish Company To Build World’s ‘Tallest And Most Powerful’ Wind Turbine
by Jeremy Beaman: A Danish manufacturer announced it will try out a prototype of a nearly thousand-foot offshore wind turbine next year… […]
California Records Driest Year Since 1924
by (Climate Nexus): California just concluded its driest “water year” in nearly a century… […]
Aerial Footage Shows Damage In Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon rainforest is at severe risk from deforestation and fires that are eroding the forest’s […]
One Of The World’s Oldest Rainforests Returns To Indigenous Control
by Olivia Rosane: Australia’s Daintree Rainforest — a World Heritage Site and one of the oldest rainforests in the world — is being returned to Indigenous ownership… […]
Pesticide Residues Found in 70% of Produce Sold In US Even After Washing
About 70% of fresh produce sold in the US has pesticide residues on it even after it is washed, […]
Wind Energy 101: Everything You Need To Know
by Bridget Reed Morawski: What is Wind Energy?Capable of ecological impacts as diverse as the gentle pollination of wheat and corn to devastating wind storms that keel over trees and homes, wind is all around [...]
What Really Happens To Plastic Drink Bottles You Toss In Your Recycling Bin
by Emily Chung: They’re usually turned into carpets and pillows, but 100% recycled bottles do exist… […]
Sustainable Activism For Animal Lovers
by Sarah Bowen: Self-care tools for people who advocate for the more-than-human world… […]
Helping The Pollinators At Frey Vineyards
by Frey Vineyards: The United States alone grows more than 100 crops that either need or benefit from pollinators, yet in many places, the essential service of pollination is at risk from habitat loss and [...]
Google Bans Ads That Spread Climate Misinformation
by Corbin Hiar: The new rules could put pressure on Facebook to take similar steps… […]
The Decreasing Cost Of Renewables Unlikely To Plateau Any Time Soon
by Doug Johnson: Early price forecasts underestimated how good we’d get at making green energy… […]
How The World Already Prevented Far Worse Warming This Century
by James Temple: The Montreal Protocol was designed to heal the ozone layer. It may have also fended off several degrees of warming—and a collapse of forests and croplands… […]