When it comes to articles on a website like CleanTechnica, there are two kinds of articles. First, there are the news articles. The new information is exciting, but in a few days or weeks it’ll be old news that we will refer to and give background on future news articles. … [continued]
Land Rovers and Range Rovers occupy the same place that massive pickup trucks do in North American car culture. They are vastly outsized, overpowered, heavy machines which pretend to be working vehicles, but are remarkably often driven in cities to pick up lattes.
There have been a spate of articles appearing recently that have put a spotlight on the weight of electric vehicles potentially damaging older multi-story carparks. My concern is there might be an element of truth in this regarding older structures. However, Australia has moved over the last ten years from … [continued]
From Jane to the Octonauts, Children’s TV Is Taking on the Climate Crisis
Experts say these shows can help parents talk about a thorny subject — and inspire hope.
I’m going to start this article off saying that I’ve been stupid. My critics already know this, and probably have 30 reasons to give, but I appreciate that. Critics keep you on your toes and point out problems nice people won’t. One of the 30+ reasons is that I’ve had … [continued]
Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce you to another climate warrior and regular CleanTechnica reader, Rob Simon. Rob is an entrepreneur, changemaker, frustratingly mediocre ex-golfer (his words), father of two, EV driver, concerned climate citizen, and overall good dude who showers in heat pump heated water that is powered … [continued]
Meet Mark Curtis. Mark is a normal guy, living the American dream. He married his college sweetheart, Becky, who he met at a keg party as a freshman at Michigan State. He and Becky started a company in custom software and consulting, and ran the company for 30 years before … [continued]
For more than a decade, CleanTechnica has been moving markets. Our mission since day one has been to accelerate the cleantech revolution. We do our best to bring you the news that you can share with your friends to show them how awesome cleantech is, stuff that will motivate people … [continued]
Mobi1’s botched ‘breaking free’ ad is yet another own goal by the fossil-fuel and fossil-adjacent industry as they try to find ways to stay relevant in a world that is leaving them behind.
A recent news segment from a local Detroit media outlet is sure an interesting watch, but I do have to give readers a warning before watching it. Side effects of watching it may include elevated blood pressure and blood shooting out of the eyes. But, if you’re a Tesla Stan, … [continued]
