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Renewz PV Carports: Coming to America
Solar carports are gaining traction across the world and now Italian-designed solar carports are coming to the U.S., thanks to renewz sustainable solutions’ new isola carport. The Giulio Barbieri-designed carports are designed for quick installation and intended for commercial purposes like at car dealerships or real estate companies, where they can be used partly as [...]
72% of Americans Think Climate Change Should be Prioritized
According to a new report issued by the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication, Americans are starting to realize the importance of climate change and renewable energy sources while also holding fossil fuel companies responsible for the “hidden costs” of their products. On the topic of issue priority, 72% of Americans believe that global warming [...]
Virginia: Clean Energy Mecca?
Researchers assessing the state’s potential for renewable energy say Virginia could realistically meet half of its nearly 20,000-megawatt power demand by the year 2035 with clean, sustainable sources like solar, onshore and offshore wind, and biomass. The George Mason University study, prepared for the Virginia Conservation Network, a coalition of renewable energy advocates and environmental [...]
Obama Discusses Climate Change in Rolling Stone Interview
In an hour-long interview with Rolling Stone, “Ready for the Fight,” President Obama talked about a wide range of issues, including two words he’s rarely mentioned since taking office: climate change. Obama said: “Part of the challenge over these past three years has been that people’s number-one priority is finding a job and paying the [...]
Americans: Less Green this Earth Day
Green Attitude polls suggests that Americans are actually less green this Earth Day. As reported in a recent Time Moneyland article, over the past few years, Americans have become less likely to say they care a great deal about the current and future state of the environment. Similarly, there is less interest in organics, water [...]
The Dark Side of Earth Day
I know, Earth Day is supposed to be a day for optimism, a day to express hope that humankind will see the green light and transform its unsustainable ways. But me being me – I have a tendency to find the dark lining in just about every silver cloud, I’m just not in the mood [...]
Philips New Light Bulb: Lasts for 20 Years, Costs $60
How much money is an average American consumer willing to spend on a state of the art light bulb? The United States government will be launching a new bulb, which is said to be the most energy efficient and will last for 20 years. The idea may seem like a dream come true, but the [...]
The 5 Greenest Cities in America
The following cities are known for being very health-conscious and conducive to a healthy lifestyle. Whether you’re planning a vacation or a move, consider checking out any of these places if you’re looking to be surrounded by people who understand the importance of not just physical health, but also the health of the environment and how [...]
65% of Americans Want Action on Climate Change
“Belief” in climate change is rising again, after reaching a low point over the past couple of years. Could it be the 15,000 record-breaking tempuratures this March? Or the “never before seen” tornadoes? Or devastating droughts in Texas and the Southwest? We’ve even got forest fires on Long Island this week – there’s been no [...]
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