Ocean temps just broke a heat increase record
Last year the oceans absorbed heat equivalent to seven Hiroshima atomic bombs detonating each second, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
Author: Admin
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United Mine Workers: Climate Allies vs. Manchin?
Senator Joe Manchin III is caught between the mine workers’ union, which supports Build Back Better, and mine owners, who oppose it.
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Great answer to “what about YOUR carbon footprint?”
Well-articulated answer, concise, and consistent with CCL values.
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U.S. emissions and coal generation increased last year, analysis finds
Uptick is an “anomaly” driven by high natural gas prices. Shows the power of price / market incentives!
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Las Vegas records 6th hottest year ever in 2021
Las Vegas has recorded five of its six hottest years since 2016. Heat island effect contributes.
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2021, the year clean energy faced its mining problem
A clean energy revolution will hinge on getting mining right. Northern Nevada is epicenter of the US issue.
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Mercedes announces new EV with a 621 mile range
Concept car uses minimal drag, solar roof to break the 1,000 km range barrier.
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Future hurricanes will roam over more of the Earth, study predicts
The 21st century will see more hurricanes in mid-latitude regions, which includes, e.g., New York, Boston, Beijing, and Tokyo
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3 Reasons Nuclear Power Has Returned to the Energy Debate
The path to net-zero will be faster, easier, and cheaper if nuclear energy is part of the mix.
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Wind & Solar = 86% Of New US Power Capacity Added, Jan–Oct 2021
Wind and solar power have dominated new power capacity additions in 2021, continuing the trend of the past three years.
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Death Rates Depend On Energy Source
Interest data on deaths from various energy sources from Scott Galloway’s column predicting that nuclear technology will take off in 2022.
