The climate crisis is an escalating global challenge that requires immediate and sustained action at all levels of governance. While international agreements and federal policies are crucial, the role of state governments is equally significant in driving meaningful change. The recent webinar hosted by the Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI), titled "What Can States... Continue Reading →
Advancing Solar Energy: Insights from Hanwha Qcells’ CTO Danielle Merfeld
In the rapidly evolving landscape of renewable energy, solar power stands out as a pivotal player in the global transition towards sustainability. Recently, Danielle Merfeld, the Chief Technology Officer of Hanwha Qcells, sat down for an insightful interview to discuss her company’s contributions to advancing solar energy technology and its broader impact on the renewable... Continue Reading →
Runergy Unveils Award-Winning Solar Innovations at RE+ 2024
Reflecting on a Successful RE+ 2024: Runergy's Solar Solutions Illuminate the Future In a world where energy innovation and sustainability are becoming more critical than ever, RE+ 2024 held in Anaheim has once again proven to be a hub for groundbreaking clean energy solutions. The event, North America’s largest gathering of clean energy leaders, welcomed... Continue Reading →
See-through solar cells that soak up the sun
The new design offers a glimpse of a future in which phones, laptop screens, or even car windows could harness sunlight for electricity. Researchers have made near-transparent solar cells that are efficient enough to charge a phone battery. The advance, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is a glimpse at a... Continue Reading →
Excerpts from Class Notes: The Climate Crisis: A Garden of Solutions
Climate change is a monstrous challenge that the world faces today, and like any daunting problem, it requires a multiplicity of solutions. As the old saying goes, "It takes more than one seed to plant a garden." In the context of our current climate crisis, this means a diversified, multi-pronged approach is necessary to effectively... Continue Reading →
Harnessing the Power of the Sun: How to Purify Water with Solar Disinfection
In a world where access to clean drinking water is not always guaranteed, the need for simple and effective water purification methods has never been more pressing. One of the most accessible techniques, especially in areas where resources are scarce, is Solar Water Disinfection, commonly known as SODIS. This method leverages the power of sunlight... Continue Reading →
El Puente: Blending Artivism, Youth Development, and Community Building
El Puente: Blending Artivism, Youth Development, and Community Building El Puente, based in Brooklyn, has been a prominent organization at the forefront of social justice initiatives for over 40 years. They have successfully blended artivism, youth development, and grassroots community building into their work. El Puente tackles a wide range of issues, including air quality,... Continue Reading →
Air Source Heat Pumps
Air source heat pumps are emerging as a promising technology for sustainable heating and cooling. Here are the key reasons why they are paving the way to a more sustainable future: Energy Efficiency: Air source heat pumps are remarkably energy efficient, producing up to 4 units of heat energy for every 1 unit of electricity... Continue Reading →
Unlocking Clean Energy Access: $20 Billion in Grants to Expand Climate Solutions
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced a historic $20 billion investment to accelerate the transition to clean energy and lower energy costs for communities across the nation. This funding, provided through the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund created by the Inflation Reduction Act, represents the single largest non-tax investment in the landmark legislation. Empowering "Green Banks" to... Continue Reading →
Copenhagen – The world’s greenest capital city? | DW Documentary
Copenhagen is renowned for being bike friendly and for its cutting-edge design and architecture. But the Danish capital has also become a hub of environmental protection and sustainability. Once a fishing village, today Copenhagen is a bustling metropolis where designers turn fabric remnants into hip fashion and restaurants grow lettuce in indoor warehouses. City architect... Continue Reading →
This site provides two databases of climate change caselaw. Cases in the databases are organized by type of claim and are searchable. In many cases, links are available to decisions, complaints, and other case documents. Compiled by Sabin Center for Climate Change Law - Source Go to Databases...
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