China’s 2020 Coal Cap = 50,000 Lives Saved Annually
April 10th, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
China’s rapid industrialization the past generation has caused it to become the world’s leading carbon emitter, much to the chagrin [&hellip
About Leon Kaye
Leon Kaye is based in Fresno, California. He has written for Guardian Sustainable Business, Triple Pundit, Sustainable Brands, Earth 911, and Inhabitat. He also writes about his thoughts on sustainability on his own site, greengopost.com.
Author Archives: Leon Kaye
California’s Grid Operator Presents Vision For 50% Renewables In 2030
April 9th, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
California already generates 5% of its electricity needs from the sun and boasts huge potential for even more solar power [&hellip
Georgia Legislature Passes Landmark Solar Bill
April 1st, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
Solar power never faced an outright ban in Georgia, but for consumers, the upfront costs made solar power installations unaffordable. [&hellip
The State Of Solar In New Jersey Is Shining Brighter
March 26th, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
The East Coast’s solar market is booming, and New Jersey is one of those states that continues to surprise on [&hellip
California’s Urban Areas Can Generate Plenty Of Solar To Power The State
March 18th, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
The population of California is approaching 40 million, and despite the state’s reputation for overpriced real estate and choking traffic, [&hellip
West Virgina Governor Signs Restrictive Net Metering Bill
March 16th, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
Two weeks after vetoing a virtually identical bill, Governor Earl Ray Tomblin of West Virginia signed H.B. 2201. The legislation [&hellip
Principal Solar To Build Second Solar Farm In North Carolina
March 10th, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
North Carolina has one of the fastest-growing solar industries in the country, and the evidence suggests the clean energy sector [&hellip
Why Utility-Scale Solar is Booming on the East Coast
March 2nd, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
When we think about solar energy, California comes immediately to mind. And why wouldn’t you think of the Golden State, [&hellip
Algeria Aims for 13.5 GW of Solar Power by 2030
February 28th, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
Algeria is the leading natural gas producer in Africa and is the second-largest supplier of gas to Europe, but that [&hellip
Despite Net Metering Veto, West Virginia’s Solar Industry Close to Collapse
February 28th, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
Solar is about as popular in coal country as offshore oil drilling is in California, but despite a legislature hostile [&hellip
Cow Manure to Ethanol Plant Switches On in California’s San Joaquin Valley
February 24th, 2015 | by Leon Kaye
The San Joaquin Valley has become America’s breadbasket over the past few decades. Products including pistachios, almonds, citrus, stone fruit, [&hellip
Can Solar Thermal Desalination Make Sustainable Agriculture Possible?
December 5th, 2014 | by Leon Kaye
The jury is still out on solar thermal, which is certainly efficient but has its critics because of its costs, [&hellip
Washington State Utility Launches Community Solar Project
December 2nd, 2014 | by Leon Kaye
Community solar is now making headway in Washington State. At CleanTechnica we believe in the power of community solar, although [&hellip
First Bus Running On Biomethane From Human Poop Launches In UK
November 27th, 2014 | by Leon Kaye
While electric vehicles score a lot of press as we search for less carbon-intensive public transportation, finding alternatives to diesel-fueled [&hellip
Minnesota Gets Ready To Launch Solar Highways
October 24th, 2014 | by Leon Kaye
We tend to think of Minnesota for its fishing, snow, and progressive politicians, but solar? Well if Minnesota has its [&hellip
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