“’It is the beginning of what we think will be the transformation of the construction industry, moving away from the more carbon intensive materials like concrete and steel, and towards mass timber as the best choice when making a carbon neutral building.’”
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“If all of us made just one eco-friendly change, we would significantly impact the Earth, our communities and our energy bills.”
Yes, You Can Use An Electric Scooter In Rural America
Sebastian Blanco shares his experience on Forbes, of riding an electric scooter through rural America. “So, yes, you can use an electric scooter in rural America. At least, some of us can.” Read the full article here.
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The oil and gas industry isn’t just great for local economies, but can also benefit communities as well.
Renewable energy is fueling rural Texas economies
“Renewable energy projects have made a tremendous difference for rural Texas, generating significant county tax revenues that fund school improvements, first responder operations and other critical needs.”
BP’s Vision for Life After Oil
“New Chief Executive Bernard Looney promised in February to cut BP’s net emissions to zero by 2050, in a reversal of the London-based company’s previous stance. On Tuesday, he announced plans to achieve this ambition alongside a mixed set of results.”
No better time to modernize America’s energy infrastructure
“Renewable energy has made remarkable gains over the past decade. Targeted federal investment in physical infrastructure can maintain that momentum while creating jobs, sparking economic activity, and improving environmental performance.”
This Renewable Energy Juggernaut Wants to Supercharge America’s Battery Storage Capacity
NextEra Energy is pouring billions of dollars into battery storage.
Breathe Free: Capitalism Helps Protect the Environment
“As a country prospers, its citizens are better able to care for the environment and reduce pollutants emitted from industrial growth.”
The High Cost of California Electricity Is Increasing Poverty
“A growing element of this problem is the cost of electricity; rising electricity prices disproportionately impact lower- and middle-income families who lack the disposable income to absorb the extra costs.”