Energy and Environment Massive Energy Storage Could Signal the End of Fossil Fuels Written by Jane Marsh December 26, 2022January 25, 2023 Saving Bookmark this article Bookmarked The fossil fuel industry's harmful effects on the environment no longer hide in the shadows. Despite calls from climate advocates to reduce carbon emissions and transition to renewables, the oil industry continues its efforts to delay action on combating climate change. However, technological advancements — specifically energy storage — could signal the end of fossil fuels’ reign over the energy industry. Learn about energy storage's role in the green revolution, and what types of facilities are emerging to support the transition to renewables. Dig deeper → 3 min
Energy and Environment How Regenerative Agriculture Can Make a Sustainable Food System Written by Jane Marsh December 8, 2022January 25, 2023 Saving Bookmark this article Bookmarked Businesses inevitably need to shift toward more sustainable practices. This is especially important in the agricultural sector, as it’s one of the biggest emitters of CO2. Regenerative agriculture is one way large businesses are making a change. Dig deeper → 3 min
Energy and Environment Clean Water Without Energy or Toxic Waste Written by Jane Marsh November 23, 2022January 25, 2023 Saving Bookmark this article Bookmarked Access to clean water is necessary to sustain life on earth. Yet, a limited amount is drinkable for a planet made up of 70% water. Freshwater accounts for 2.5% of water resources — the rest is ocean water. Even then, glaciers and ice caps contain a portion of it, rendering it inaccessible. Dig deeper → 3 min
Energy and Environment Will Space-Based Solar Farms Take Off In The Future? Written by Jane Marsh November 16, 2022January 25, 2023 Saving Bookmark this article Bookmarked Most people are familiar with the concept of solar panels. They are usually installed on roofs or the ground and convert sunlight into electricity to power homes, businesses, and infrastructure. What if they could get closer to the source? Consider space-based solar power. Dig deeper → 3 min
Energy and Environment European Energy Crisis Showing the Need for More Renewables Written by Jane Marsh October 17, 2022January 25, 2023 Saving Bookmark this article Bookmarked As the growing European energy crisis threatens a chilling winter, experts point toward renewable energy as the solution. The outbreak of war in Ukraine has halted the flow of Russia’s natural gas to the rest of Europe, leaving many countries scrambling for ways to heat their nation’s homes. Everything from steel companies to street lighting and transportation will be affected, so the evaluation of European dependence on fossil fuels is critical. There is significant hope for a cleaner and more reliable future with sustainable, renewable energy implementation as soon as possible. Dig deeper → 3 min