At the end of last month, I covered a deal Home Depot made with a solar company to help move their stores’ operations to clean power. Now, I’m seeing several other similar deals in the press releases we sift through here at CleanTechnica. It’s becoming more popular than ever for … [continued]
With Patagonia on board, NEXT Energy Technologies has a high-profile showcase for its new see-through solar windows.
See-through solar windows are crossing the Valley of Death that separates labwork from the world of commerce.
Originally published on The Beam. By Hannah Helmke and Sebastian Müller This ancient African proverb appears all the more relevant now, when our fast and plentiful way of life obviously reaches its limits in coping with the downsides of a globalized world. Pandemics, climate change, biodiversity in free fall — … [continued]
Imagine a new paradigm in how we get (and use) energy, one in which citizens have the loudest voice, one in which renewable sources of energy are prioritized, and one in which local communities reap both social and monetary benefits. Imagine a banding together of like-minded citizens to demand a … [continued]
If you spend any time grocery shopping, you have probably noticed a proliferation of product labels — organic, keto, vegan, “made with whole grains,” and more. Some of these labels have strict standards, some do not.
One of the key take aways from the wind industry experience is that assuming that you have social license because of the virtuousness and safety of an electrical generation technology is a big mistake.
Patagonia Action Works supports environmental activism by connecting people to local grassroots organizations in Germany, across Europe and the US.
To help ease the pain of the search for gifts, I’m sharing a few clean tech gifts that I have found over the last few months that I love and that you might love or might want to gift to someone.
A discussion with Mihela Hladin Wolfe, Director of Environmental Initiatives, Patagonia Europe.
