September 6, 2018, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Wind and solar farms are known to have local effects on heat, humidity and other factors that may be beneficial—or detrimental—to the regions in which they are […]
Peter Dykstra Aug 04, 2018 The Carr Fire unleashed a fiery vortex with winds of at least 143 mph, the equivalent of an EF3 tornado. Source: https://www.dailyclimate.org/blowout-in-the-gulf-the-mit-press-2592782604.html
Author: Tom Di Liberto July 27, 2018 In hot, dry, and windy conditions, a spark led to devastating wildfires near Athens, Greece, during the end of July. The raging fires occurred under the same dome of […]
The economics and politics of renewables are unstoppable, say Andrew Blakers and Matthew Stocks, both from the Australian National University. Solar photovoltaic and wind power are rapidly getting cheaper and more abundant – so much […]
By Abigail Miller For Dailymail.com 17 February 2018 Fort Belknap, Montana, saw temperatures rise 82 degrees over the day Tuesday It was 37 degrees below zero in the morning and rose to a high of […]
Always turn off lights when you leave the room, unless you have CFLs To save energy, you should always turn off unneeded incandescent and halogen lights, since they’re the most inefficient bulbs. Only 10 percent of […]
Tax credits for solar, wind and EVs fare differently in the House and Senate bills. The industry says some changes would be devastating, but the fight isn’t over. BY GEORGINA GUSTIN The House and Senate […]
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