Permitting reform is needed to improve at-risk dams and keep clean, affordable hydropower online in the U.S.
Author: Kelvey Vander Hart
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Activated Charcoal Could Be Used For Direct Air Capture
Scientists at the University of Cambridge have been testing ways to make activated charcoal absorb carbon dioxide.
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How the Florida Wildlife Corridor Can Lessen the Impacts of Climate Change
The Florida Wildlife Corridor has shown tremendous potential to protect wildlife and the lives and property of the state’s residents.
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H2 to the Rescue: How Hydrogen May Soon Power Disaster Relief
H2Rescue may soon be able to provide the water, electricity, and communications needed to recover from and adapt to these events.
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Five Organizations That Are Leading in Marine Conservation
Companies and coalitions across the globe are developing innovative solutions to solve the present and future challenges the ocean faces.
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How Shade-Grown Coffee Can Save Our Mornings
In a warming world, coffee production is especially susceptible to drought. However, reforms in growing practices and crop management like shade-grown coffee can save the crop, improve the environment, and keep the world caffeinated.
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Texas Explores Expanding Advanced Nuclear Power
The state’s exploration of advanced reactor concepts could unleash even more power production in Texas, allowing the Lone Star State to retain its title as the energy capital of the world.
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How Conservation Easements Can Protect American Groundwater
The state of America’s aquifers may be troubling. But market-based solutions like groundwater conservation easements can help to restore them.
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Google Goes All In on Carbon Dioxide Removal
Google’s recent investment is a welcome step that could help improve the validity of both CDR technologies and carbon credits.
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New Polling Shows Where Young Conservatives Stand On The Environment
Fifty-one percent of those surveyed would be more likely to vote for a Republican candidate who supports clean energy expansion and addressing the climate challenge.
