Year: 2021
Once-rare Arctic lightning is now more frequent—and may reshape the region
Recent studies suggest lightning in the far North could double by 2100 and that the increase may already be underway.
White House adviser led grassroots N.J. clean energy fights
Mercer Co. To Install 11 New Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Why We Should Embrace Regenerative Gardening
Jersey City Announces $2M Partnership to Build New Facility for the Homeless
Native communities confront painful choice: move away, or succumb to rising waters?
Throughout Indian Country, where cultures are tied to land and water, plans to relocate are under way as the climate crisis worsens
The climate emergency is here. The media needs to act like it
Ahead of Earth Day, the Guardian is partnering with newsrooms around the world in a joint initiative calling on journalists to treat the climate crisis like the emergency it is
Michigan solar supporters make new push to eliminate rooftop solar caps
A group of Michigan lawmakers is trying again to get rid of a 1% cap limiting distributed energy in investor-owned utility territories, and they’re hopeful that new Republican leadership may give it a path through the legislature.
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Commentary: Making solar incentives work for low-income Bay Staters
Massachusetts’ SMART program is not currently working for many of our under-resourced neighbors, writes Vote Solar’s Nathan Phelps.
Commentary: Making solar incentives work for low-income Bay Staters is an article from Energy News Network, a nonprofit news service covering the clean energy transition. If you would like to support us please make a donation.