Temperature Trends in 2023 Reports have flooded in suggesting we are living through the hottest year yet. Yet, as the months unfold, data reveals a stark decline in temperatures, both on land and at sea. It’s essential to question how such statements can persist in the face of contradicting evidence. For instance, a significant drop … Read more

Desperate Waters: The Water Crisis in America’s Southwest Colorado’s majestic rivers flow through arid deserts and provide life to millions. But as populations surge and drought continues to wear down natural resources, the struggle to secure fresh water becomes increasingly desperate. The prominent Colorado River, which scripts the life of the region, is at the … Read more

Unmasking the AJES Response: Analyzing May & Crok’s Controversial Climate Paper Understanding the Controversy The climate debate has never been simple, yet May & Crok’s response to the board at AJES raises further questions about scientific discourse. By challenging the prevailing climate change narrative, their work invited scrutiny that many argue is less about science … Read more

Chicago’s Renewable Energy Commitment Starting January 1, 2025, all 411 buildings owned by the city of Chicago will operate solely on renewable energy. This progressive initiative aims to eliminate a staggering 290,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions each year. To put this into perspective, it’s like removing more than 67,500 cars from the roads … Read more

Australia to Singapore: The Longest Underwater Cable Project for Solar Energy Solar Energy Revolution Imagine harnessing the power of the sun, not just for your home but for an entire nation. A remarkable initiative led by an Australian company, SunCable, aims to export renewable electricity generated from a massive solar installation in Northern Australia to … Read more

Iran’s Efforts for Sustainable Energy Access In a remarkable move towards inclusivity and sustainability, Iran has recently initiated a program that aims to provide portable solar panels to nomadic households at just 10% of their cost. This initiative has garnered attention due to its potential to drastically alter the lives of approximately 252,000 nomadic families … Read more

Harnessing EVs to Store Solar Energy Electric vehicles (EVs) are often idle for the majority of the day, with many being used for just an hour or so. This presents a unique opportunity to rethink how we can utilize these vehicles beyond transportation. Instead of allowing these machines to simply sit in parking lots or … Read more

Picking Up the Pieces in Alaska In December 1978, a fierce protest erupted in Fairbanks, Alaska, against President Jimmy Carter’s surprising executive decision. He declared a staggering 56 million acres of Alaskan wilderness a national monument, evoking mixed emotions across the political landscape. Activists incited outrage, lighting effigies of the president in protest. This remarkable … Read more

Eco Wave Power: Riding the Wave of Innovation Eco Wave Power has taken significant strides with a market cap of $77.7 million and phenomenal year-to-date returns of 951%. Specializing in wave energy conversion technology, this Company captures the untamed power of ocean waves and transforms it into clean electricity. Recently, their stock has seen an … Read more

Understanding the Appeal Process in Newton Township The environment surrounding solar energy development is often complex, and Newton Township has become a focal point of such a dialogue. In the recent appeal initiated by Newton Solar 1 LLC, the developers are seeking to overturn the township supervisors’ decision that blocked their project aimed at installing … Read more