Now that young conservatives, Christians, Republicans and formerly climate apathetic groups are taking a bold stand and offering innovative solutions, it’s important for the Parties and partisans to take the carrot and progress in good faith.
‘Upcycled’ Food: An Innovative Approach to Food Loss and Waste
By producing more food with fewer resources, upcycled foods ensure that land and other valuable inputs like water and human capital are not squandered.
I’m a plastics industry CEO. We have a responsibility for plastic waste
"To enhance our current recycling infrastructure, a privately funded, industry-led extended producer responsibility plan is a pragmatic solution."
Six smartphone apps that make the outdoors more enjoyable and help clean the environment
"Summer is here, the COVID restrictions are ending, and people are getting outdoors. As you head out, there are some amazing tools on your smartphone that will help you enjoy your surroundings a little more and even contribute to natural science and environmental cleanup."
How Innovation Makes Mom Life Better
Innovation brings equality and more women into the workforce.
The Coca-Cola Company And The Ocean Cleanup Join Forces To Clean Up 15 Of The World’s Most Polluting Rivers Of Plastic Waste
"The Coca Cola Company and The Ocean Clean-Up project have announced they will be collaborating on a ground-breaking partnership to clean up some of the world’s worst polluting rivers - and collect plastic waste which can be recycled to make new bottles."
Solar Power’s Land Grab Hits a Snag: Environmentalists
"Slated to be the biggest solar plant in the U.S., the Battle Born Solar Project by California-based Arevia Power would carpet 14 square miles—the equivalent of 7,000 football fields—with more than a million solar panels 10 to 20 feet tall. It would be capable of producing 850 megawatts of electricity, or roughly one-tenth of Nevada’s current capacity."
‘Big risk’: California farmers hit by drought change planting plans
"Del Bosque, who grows melons, asparagus, sweet corn, almonds and cherries, said his operation could lose more than half a million dollars in income, and put many of his 700 workers out of work. He and other farmers say drought has been exacerbated by California's lack of investment in water storage infrastructure over the last 40 years."
The Environmental Case for Charcoal Grilling
Cooking with fire strengthens our bond to people and the planet.
Regenerative Farming: Fashionably Late, but Here to Stay
Cotton is a staple product in shirts and jeans, but the carbon emissions released from large agricultural fields are a big contributor to climate change. Regenerative farming offers a solution.