A district in London has developed an innovative way to divert subway heat for buildings to lower carbon emissions. Other cities are getting creative, as well.
Using a City’s Excess Heat to Reduce Emissions
Year: 2021
The Essential Advocate, Philippe Sands Makes the Case for a New International Crime Called Ecocide – Inside Climate News
BRUSSELS—Philippe Sands steps off his train at Brussels’ Midi station and sees a familiar face amidst a flurry of passengers. The British lawyer is flush with energy, despite being at the tail end of a week-long visit with clients on the island nation of Mauritius. His casual black jacket, navy blue scarf and black boots […]
Biden’s climate bill might be dead. But he just approved two huge solar farms
The Interior Department gave the green light Tuesday to two huge solar farms in the California desert — a reminder that the Biden administration still has tools to combat climate change even if it can’t pass the president’s “Build Back Better” bill.
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The US could reliably run on clean energy by 2050
Authors of a new study modelled how wind turbines, tidal turbines, geothermal power plants, and other sources could generate energy in 2050.
