The Taliban Climate Plan Is Better Than Republican “Drill, Baby, Drill” Nonsense
The Earth’s climate should be the number one item on everyone’s agenda. But don’t try tell that to Republicans.
The Earth’s climate should be the number one item on everyone’s agenda. But don’t try tell that to Republicans.
The amount of offshore wind generating capacity that is under construction or planned in the United States is in flux after two projects in New Jersey were canceled last year. Of the 7,200 megawatts (MW) of capacity reported in May in EIA’s latest Preliminary Monthly Electric Generator Inventory, projects totaling … [continued]
Many of you know I am a huge fan of Sheldon Whitehouse, the junior senator from Rhode Island. He is an old fashioned liberal like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, AOC, and John F. Kennedy. I know “liberal” is a dirty word to many people today, who think it is a … [continued]
The offshore wind industry is flexing its muscles again, between new lease areas up for grabs in the US and another expansion of world’s largest offshore wind farm in the North Sea.
Funding will support NOAA’s efforts to provide communities with decision-making tools and information necessary for coastal resilience Today, the Department of Commerce and NOAA announced $16.7 million in funding across 12 awards to support the development of innovative new technologies and public-private partnerships focused on sustainability, equity, biodiversity and climate … [continued]
ESG or not, two entrepreneurs aim to make Tennessee a renewable energy powerhouse, with a proposed 5 gigawatt solar factory in the works.
A new thermal energy storage system aims to push natural gas out of industrial processes in New York and six other states in the US Northeast, with an assist from hot rocks.
June starts hurricane season, an unsettling time for some people living near our nation’s shorelines. For the next 6 months, communities will be on watch for severe storms and high winds that could potentially knock out power or damage homes and businesses. Strong winds also put America’s growing fleet of … [continued]
The Earth is on the brink of a climate meltdown as temperatures around the world soar to unprecedented levels, thanks to fossil fuel usage.
US offshore wind stakeholders are ready for a comeback in 2024 after suffering a series of blows last year.