U.S. Renewable Energy Consumption Surpasses Coal For The First Time In Over 130 Years
by Mickey Francis: In 2019, U.S. annual energy consumption from renewable sources exceeded coal consumption for the first time since before 1885… […]
EVs Could Surge In 2020s, Says Analyst, But Technology Breakthroughs Are Still Needed
The second half of the 2010s saw the rebirth of the battery electric vehicle (BEV) however… […]
The U.S. Can Get To 90% Clean Electricity In Just 15 Years
by Adele Peters: And by 2045, the electric grid could be entirely renewable… […]
Great Britain Becomes Europe’s Second Highest Producer Of Wind
(REW Team): Britain become the second highest producer of wind generation in Europe, surpassing Spain, according to data released by EnAppSys… […]
New Record-Crushing Battery Lasts 1.2 Million Miles In Electric Cars
by Vanessa Bates Ramirez: Electric cars had their biggest year ever in 2019… […]
Clean Energy News – Renewables
by Dan Gearino: The Kansas Supreme Court has provided a rare and sweet victory for renewable energy advocates in the state, with national implications… […]
Evolution: Why It Seems To Have A Direction And What To Expect Next
by Matthew Wills: The diversity and complexity of life on Earth is astonishing: 8 million or more living species… […]
Net Zero Energy Buildings
by Charles F. Kutscher: How to design whole communities that give as much as they take… […]
Fixing What’s Broken: If We Build a Moral Economy, The Future Will Be Better
by Vanessa Bates Ramirez: Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, we’ve been eagerly awaiting a return to normal… […]
Recent Australian Droughts May Be The Worst In 800 years
by Mandy Freund and Benjamin Henley: Australia is a continent defined by extremes, and recent decades have seen some extraordinary climate events… […]
The Great Medicine Wheel, Our Earth
by Rob Larson: This is a time of renewal, rebirth, and stretching to the sky… […]
Inside Clean Energy – Renewables
by Dan Gearino: One of the big debates in the regulation of renewable energy is about how best to compensate owners of rooftop solar for electricity they sell back to the grid… […]
Inside Clean Energy
by Dan Gearino: Battery storage is a vital part of a cleaner grid because it helps to fill in the gaps left by the fact that wind and solar are intermittent resources… […]
Solar Steel Production Research Scoops National Innovation Prize
by Sophie Vorrath: Research that promises to halve the greenhouse gas emissions produced by steel-making using heat from concentrated solar power has won the 2019 AMP Amplify Ignite competition… […]
Buildings Consume Lots of Energy—Here’s How To Design Whole Communities That Give Back As Much As They Take
by Charles F. Kutscher: Although the coronavirus pandemic has dominated recent headlines, climate change hasn’t gone away… […]
Extinction And The Revolution Of Love
by Charles Eisenstein: 1. No demand is big enough. In other words, […]
Coal’s Decline Continues With 13 Plant Closures Announced In 2020
by Benjamin Storrow: The fuel is increasingly uncompetitive with cheaper natural gas and renewable energy… […]
Planting Trees Doesn’t Always Help With Climate Change
By Michael Marshall: Reforestation is seen as a way to help cool the climate, sucking excess warming carbon out of the atmosphere. But it’s not always that simple… […]
Learn To Do A Handstand
by Jenn Dawson: Once you have accomplished your headstand and your forearm stand, you are ready to move into a handstand… […]
Big Cost Swings Point To More Big Battery Storage, Less Pumped Hydro
by Giles Parkinson: The Australian Energy Market Operator is expected to make significant revisions to its 20-year blueprint for the national grid after conceding that the capital of costs new transmission links… […]
Spain Approves Push For 100% Renewables
by Joshua S Hill: Spain bans all new fossil fuel projects… […]
What Is The Future Of Cities?
(NPR): Over the last couple of weeks, some major companies have signaled that remote work is here to stay… […]
Use Less Coal, Save Money. Sounds Good, Right?
by Dan Gearino: I wrote this week about how Xcel Energy continues to be a trend-setter in the transition to clean energy… […]
The EU Is Going To Plant 3 Billion Trees By 2030
by Adele Peters: It’s part of a broad plan to increase biodiversity by protecting 30% of the continent’s land and water… […]
Volvo CEO: Pandemic Will Rapidly Accelerate Shift To Electric Cars
by Bradley Berman: Volvo CEO Håkan Samuelsson said that the coronavirus will accelerate the pace of change in the auto industry… […]
General Motors Re-Dedicates To Electric Vehicles
(Inside Climate News): General Motors had a splashy event last week to announce a re-dedication to electric vehicles… […]
Plastic Bottle Made From Plants Degrades In Just One Year
by Jordan Davidson: While some are trying to clean up the plastic pollution in the oceans, and others are removing it from beaches… […]
These Drones Will Plant 40,000 Trees In A Month.
By Adele Peteres: By 2028, they’ll have planted 1 billion… […]
World’s Largest CSP Plant On Track Despite COVID-19
(Renewable Energy World): The 700 MW concentrating solar power (CSP) plant being built for the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA)… […]
SWEPCO Wind Project Receives Regulatory Approval In Arkansas
(Renewable Energy World): Southwestern Electric Power Co. (SWEPCO), an American Electric Power company… […]
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power – Official Trailer
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power Official Trailer 1 (2017) – Al Gore Movie […]
Al Gore – Can We Protect The Planet When It’s Not In The Interests Of The Powerful?
by Russell Brand: Environmentalist and former Vice President Al Gore joins me to discuss his new film “An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power”.., […]
TimesTalks: Al Gore On Climate Change
Don’t miss this crucial conversation with former Vice President and climate change activist Al Gore on how far the battle to halt climate change has come… […]
Al Gore Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions on Climate Change
Politician and activist Al Gore answers the Internet’s most searched questions about climate change… […]
Al Gore On Confronting the Climate Crisis | Harvard Global Institute And Harvard China Project
Sponsored by the Harvard Global Institute and the Harvard China Project, former VP Al Gore delivered a public lecture to a capacity crowd… […]
Al Gore Says Climate’s Best Hope Lies In Cities And Solar Power
by Annie Sneed: In an exclusive interview Al Gore also maintains that the Trump administration is relinquishing U.S. climate leadership to China and India… […]
Climate Change: Al Gore Gets Inconvenient Again
by Michael Mann: Michael Mann views the US statesman’s second film probing climate change… […]
Al Gore At Cannes: ‘Trump Cannot Stop The Solutions To The Climate Crisis’
by Gwilym Mumford: The former US vice-president and environmental activist said there was hope in the fight against climate change – but the world and the US had to act… […]
The New Optimism Of Al Gore
by Josh Schwartz: Al Gore wants to make a point about cellphones, and he has a helpful set of slides on his laptop… […]
Al Gore Inspires At The Ashden Awards Ceremony
by Ellie Mika: The Ashden Awards Ceremony took place on Thursday 15 June and marked the incredible achievements and innovative projects of 13 Award winners in the realm of sustainable energy…. […]
Talking About Climate Change With Al Gore
by Coral Davenport: In 1997, Al Gore, then the vice president of the United States, helped forge the first climate change treaty… […]
Al Gore: Be Inconvenient | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO
Former Vice President Al Gore joins Bill to discuss his latest documentary and call to action, “An Inconvenient Sequel…. […]
Al Gore: The Case For Optimism On Climate Change (TED 2016)
In his latest TED talk, Al Gore, founder and chairman of The Climate Reality Project, poses three questions that will determine the future of our planet… […]
Hydrogen Is The Fuel Of The Future.
by Dan Murtaugh: For real this time, IEA Says… […]
Awaken Interviews Ocean Robbins Pt 1 – What We Eat Can Shape Our Health, Lives and Planet
Donna Quesada: Ocean, I want to thank you, first of all, for your time today. I’m just delighted to meet you, personally. […]