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August 24 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
24 Aug 2019 at 4:49am
Headline News: “David Koch Was the Ultimate Climate Change Denier” ? David Koch died at the age of 79. He is best known as a major funder of right-wing political causes from tax cuts to deregulation, an arts patron, and a man-about-town. But to his critics, his most lasting political legacy might very well be [...]
Climate Change Leadership Academy Welcomes Applicants
by Michelle Harrison
23 Aug 2019 at 8:41pm
Vital Communities and Upper Valley Adaptation Workgroup Invite Applicants for New Climate Change Leadership Academy Vital Communities and the Upper Valley Adaptation Workgroup invite community members to apply for the first ever Upper Valley Climate Change Leadership Academy. The six Academy meetings between October 2019 and April 2020 will include expert presentations, [...]
August 23 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
23 Aug 2019 at 3:33am
Headline News: “The Future Of Food: Why Farming Is Moving Indoors” ? Ten shipping containers dominate a corner of a Brooklyn parking area, each full of climate control tech, growing herbs that are distributed to local stores on bicycles. This is literally urban farming. Lighting, humidity, and temperature are all controlled in hydroponic indoor farming. [...]
August 22 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
22 Aug 2019 at 5:05am
Headline News: “Middlebury College And Project Partners Celebrate Groundbreaking For Anaerobic Digester” ? Representatives of Middlebury College, Vanguard Renewables, Vermont Gas, Goodrich Farm, and the State of Vermont gathered for the groundbreaking of the largest anaerobic digester east of the Mississippi River. [Renewable Energy Magazine] “Duke Energy Spreads FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) About Renewables [...]
August 21 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
21 Aug 2019 at 4:48am
Headline News: “Germany: 72% Of Power Needs To Be Met By Non-Hydro By 2030” ? The share of renewables in Germany reached 53.4% of the country’s power mix in 2018 and is expected to reach 72.7% by 2030. Non-hydro renewable energy is expected to meet the country?s power demand after nuclear and coal is phased [...]
August 20 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
20 Aug 2019 at 4:15am
Headline News: “At The Bottom Of A Glacier In Greenland, Climate Scientists Find Troubling Signs” ? Scientists in NASA’s OMG (Oceans Melting Greenland) program are investigating how ice is being attacked. They have found that the melt results not only by rising air temperatures but also by the warming ocean, which is eating away the [...]
August 19 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
19 Aug 2019 at 3:53am
Headline News: “Greta Thunberg: How Is Her Climate Mission Going?” ? Teen activist Greta Thunberg is now five days into her boat journey across the Atlantic ocean, as she sails to attend two big climate change conferences in the US. The journey will take around two weeks on a high speed yacht, called the Malizia [...]
August 18 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
18 Aug 2019 at 5:02am
Headline News: “Bye Aerospace And OXIS Energy To Commercialize Lithium-Sulfur Batteries For Urban Air Mobility ” ? Bye Aerospace is a busy electric aviation company developing the future of our urban air mobility world. It has two electric airplanes along with development projects. It is working with Oxis Energy to commercialize lithium-sulfur battery. [CleanTechnica]
August 17 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
17 Aug 2019 at 5:15am
Headline News: “The Volkswagen Triplets Are Going 100% Electric” ? German car maker Volkswagen AG announced that it is replacing its inexpensive A-segment cars, which are powered by fossil fuels, with 100% electric vehicles. A-segment cars are the smallest under the European standard, and the VW vehicle will be the only full EV in its [...]
August 16 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
16 Aug 2019 at 4:36am
Headline News: “Renewable Energy Can Generate Billions Of Dollars In Health Benefits, Study Finds” ? Ten states across the Midwest and Great Lakes region could see $4.7 billion in health benefits in 2030 if they stick with current renewable energy standards, according to a study from MIT. Building the renewable infrastructure would cost $3.5 billion. [...]
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