"Spanish farmer Miguel Moreno was an early adopter of so-called cover crops. He began growing grasses alongside trees almost 30 years ago to stop water draining away down the hill on his 74-hectare olive grove in the southern region of Andalusia."
How Maritime Shipping is Going Green
Innovation and technological discoveries may soon lead to a lower-carbon shipping future.
Green bond carbon rating could help lower emissions, guide investors – BIS
S&P Global reports that there is a serious financial incentive for companies to lower emissions.
The surprising benefits of switching to ‘lamb mowers’
"It also brings other benefits. No chemicals are needed. The sheep selectively eat weeds and invasives (Lamb Mowers won’t serveany lawns treated in the last six months). Carbon from the grass is returned to the soil as sheep pellets. One 2006 study found replacing sheep for lawn mowers cut net emissions by more than a third (980 kgCO2e/ha/year). If you embrace the natural lawn and 'no mow' movement, the sheep help you make the transition from sod to meadow, and keep it healthy over time."
Appalachian-Area Candidates Are Campaigning To Create Clean Energy Jobs For Struggling Families
“But there’s a new promise — and it’s coming from some unexpected corners: coal country, which has office-seekers campaigning to create green energy jobs by attracting investment and retraining workers.”
Cadillac to unveil the Lyriq, its first all-electric model
Several Democratic environmental plans mandate electric manufacturing but ignore the fact that many car companies are already making electric vehicles.
The Race Is On to Build the Biggest Batteries in Texas
“But Texas offers benefits that the wind industry has long appreciated: relatively easy land acquisition and permitting, and a competitive market that batteries can enter without waiting for major policy changes.”
Rethinking a Global Ban on Coal
While industrialized nations can help emerging economies leapfrog the use of coal by exporting cleaner technologies, market forces should ultimately decide what energy sources should ultimately determine what power sources a country does or does not use.
Use nature to fight climate change
“There is no silver bullet solution for climate change. If we want to start making progress right now, we can start by empowering people who are closest to the land by enacting policies that help them sequester more carbon.”
How a Simple Tech Platform Allows People Better Energy Choices
"Arcadia makes it easy for Americans to generate market-based clean energy growth. In a season where there is demand for increased government energy intervention, this tech platform is setting a better path forward through the basic principles of supply and demand."
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