Modern technology has enabled us to take a second look at the ways we create – and consume – energy. Bioenergy, considered one of the most feasible and fastest-growing sources of renewable energy, has now put the spotlight on one …
From Guest Blogger Kristen Lueck: Could Hemp Disrupt The Energy Industry? Read More »
Whatever could this gentleman mean? Well, perhaps it’s a reference to the fact that the will of the people has exactly zero bearing on the way those people are governed. Over 90% of American voters favor universal background checks for …
We live in a time of great partisanship among our country’s leaders, and with even greater willingness to tell bald-face lies in order to manipulate voters. Most of this, of course, has nothing to do with renewable energy.
Most eco-conscious people want to find ways to save energy and reduce their carbon footprint. You can make efforts to reduce the amount of energy you use by turning off lights, lowering your thermostat and making a conscious effort not …
From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: How to Lower the Costs of Residential Renewable Energy Read More »
In order to increase the appearance and profits of your business, becoming more energy efficient is the way to go. Technology is making this easier for many types of businesses. Having an energy saving strategy will help your business save …
We don’t have infinite resources on the Earth. Thus, the necessity to effectively make use of the resources our environment affords us is essential for future years of not only our very own way of life, however the broader ecosystem …
From Guest Blogger Nika Harper: Studying Renewable Energy Read More »
Using more renewable energy sources and reducing your carbon footprint are the simplest ways for any business to boost its green credentials. And the green energy sector has expanded and innovated so rapidly that it’s genuinely possible for firms in …
Hydroelectric power is one of the oldest forms of electricity production and the largest renewable energy source in use today. Hydro currently makes up approximately 21 percent of global energy production. Hydroelectric power reached 1,064 gigawatts (GW) of installed capacity …
From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: What’s the Potential for Hydroelectric Power? Read More »
Clean energy and sustainability have evolved from topics of conversation in the ‘70s to full-blown commitments frequently made by major corporations, communities, and individuals alike. This not only means that we are taking responsibility for the care of our Earth, …
Who doesn’t love a good “Top 10” list? Here’s a video that presents the 10 best ways to deal with climate change and other forms of environmental degradation.
