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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Oil and gas well pad converted into campground for southeast New Mexico visitors
The oil and gas industry isn’t just great for local economies, but can also benefit communities as well.
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Tulane University launches new degree program in renewable energy
This may represent a cultural shift in education, as more and more universities offer specialized degrees in renewable energy.
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6 Famous Brands That Are Reducing Their Carbon Footprint
ISwitch highlights 6 popular brands that are reducing their carbon footprint.
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Catalyst, One of North America’s Largest Zero Energy and First Zero Carbon Buildings, Opens in New Spokane Eco-District
“’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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15 Ethical And Vegan Shoe Brands For Autumn
“From fair trade factories to organic materials and social enterprises, each of these sustainable shoe brands is helping to change the world.”
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Gen Z and the GOP: Young Republicans Are Promoting Solutions to Climate Change
“There is absolutely no way that the conservative youth movement won’t dominate environmentalism for years to come.”
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Seven Everyday Items That Are More Environmentally Harmful Than Plastic Straws
Here are seven everyday items that are more environmentally harmful than plastic straws.
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Rick Santorum Speaks About Conservative Solutions to Climate and Energy Challenges
Senator Santorum’s leadership and insights show that the issue of climate change is no longer a one-party issue.
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America Has a Political Climate Change Problem
"Regardless of who wins in November, we have serious work to do to combat political climate change. It is each of our responsibilities to choose the most radical response of all – warmheartedness and truth."
