“Our food system generates two major waste streams that have traditionally ended up on the negative side of their potential – the manure that comes from farm animals, and the inedible food waste that happens at the food manufacturing or retail level. There is a solution that addresses both of these missed opportunities and reduces…
“While renewable energy sources work well for electricity production, other industries — such as cement-making, steel and shipping — will be harder to wean off dirty fuels. That’s why experts are looking into technologies that may be able to help these specific sectors, as well as the possibility of “green fuels,” such as those made…
“As a longtime Seaford resident and a front-line environmentalist, I’ve been dumbfounded by a few others’ interpretations of the environmental impacts of the Bioenergy Innovation Center expansion.”
“New research shows the world has already fallen drastically behind in adopting the changes needed to avoid a future with even more extreme storms, heat waves and floods.”
“. . . countries are . . . failing to reduce emissions. They’re failing to build resilience to the effects of climate change . . . So year on year, we see new pledges. We see new promises. And what this report starkly shows is that all those pledges and all that talk is not…
“Understanding that much of the population has unanswered questions regarding solar energy, Energize Delaware is unveiling its SolarDelaware.org website to help answer those seeking information.”
“Bidirectional charging enables energy to flow in and out of vehicles, allowing EVs to provide backup power to buildings or specific loads, through vehicle-to-building charging.”
“The gas is at the heart of advancing green energy technology, including fuel cells that could be used to power commercial and passenger vehicles and in electrolyzers, which could produce the gas without the harmful greenhouse gas emissions common with energy production today.”
“This tension has always lurked beneath the surface of left-wing climate activism, whose vision often imagines rich societies accepting a certain austerity, a retreat from the growth mentality of capitalism, a simpler, more ecologically wholesome way of life … while also imagining that somehow this austerity will fall only on the greedy rich and consumerist upper middle…
“The “Business Vision” is the outcome of 11 focus groups with college and university students, members of the Utah Legislature, and business representatives from the following sectors: agriculture and food, banking, energy and minerals, health care, hospitality and tourism, real estate and construction, technology and transportation.”
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