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September 18 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
18 Sep 2018 at 3:07am
Headline News: “The Public Wants Renewable Energy and They Want It Now!” ? Utility companies, like automakers, would like to party like it?s 1999 forever, but consumers are beginning to realize their future lies with zero emissions vehicles and renewable energy. The transition has begun. If the people will lead, their leaders will follow. Spread [...]
September 17 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
17 Sep 2018 at 5:01am
Headline News: “Colorado rolls with climate shift, grappling with low river flows and a complicated debate over reservoirs” ? Colorado’s ongoing shift toward a hotter and drier climate is spurring such quick adaptations as allowing taller stacks of hay on trucks rolling into the state. But it is also forcing a scramble to examine climate [...]
September 16 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
16 Sep 2018 at 4:44am
Headline News: “Optimism trumps despair at San Francisco climate summit” ? Mayors, governors, entrepreneurs, chief executives, investors, and celebrities delivered a double-edged message at the close of the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco: Global warming is making the planet unlivable – but we know how to fix it. [The Japan Times]
2018 Renewable Energy & Sustainable Living Fair
by Michelle Harrison
15 Sep 2018 at 8:36pm
Community Advocates for Sustainable Energy will hold its third annual Renewable Energy and Sustainable Living Fair at Doane Stuart School (199 Washington Ave, Rensselaer, NY) on Saturday, October 20th from 10 am ? 4 pm. It is the largest event of its kind in the Capital District and beyond. This event is free and [...]
September 15 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
15 Sep 2018 at 4:38am
Headline News: “Worsening storms are the price of greed” ? The necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source of worsening storms are simply not being made in the US. Instead, even small victories, such as reducing pollution from coal and US participation in the Paris Climate Accord, are being walked [...]
End of ?Net-Metering? Casts Shadow Over Future of New York Solar
by Michelle Harrison
14 Sep 2018 at 7:53am
By Lydia McMullen-Laird, The Indypendent, Published September 13, 2018 – https://truthout.org/articles/end-of-net-metering-casts-shadow-over-future-of-new-york-solar/ FernandoAH / E+ / Getty Images On a bright August afternoon in Brooklyn, the sun beat down fiercely as New Yorkers scrambled for slivers of shade. Except for Shaugh Dolcy. The 43-year-old software developer proudly basked in the rays on the roof [...]
September 14 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
14 Sep 2018 at 5:25am
Headline News: “Gas-related explosions set fire to homes near Boston” ? At least one person has been killed and others injured in 60 to 80 incidents thought to be gas explosions and fires in towns north of Boston. A fire chief said investigators suspect the fires were caused by “over-pressurisation of a gas main” belonging [...]
September 13 Green Energy News
by George Harvey
13 Sep 2018 at 3:34am
Headline News: “North Carolina didn’t like science on sea levels ? so passed a law against it” ? In 2012, North Carolina reacted to a prediction by its Coastal Resources Commission that sea levels could rise by 39 inches over the next century by passing a law banning policies based on such forecasts. Now it [...]
September Webinar: Back by Popular Demand ? The Best of the 2018 Better Build...
by Michelle Harrison
12 Sep 2018 at 8:10pm
SEPTEMBER UPCOMING WEBINAR BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: THE BEST OF THE 2018 BETTER BUILDINGS SUMMIT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2018 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET This webinar features a few of the top-rated presentations from last month’s Summit, a rare chance to catch some of the talks you might have [...]
Vermont Citizen and Organizations Recognized by EPA for Environmental Achieve...
by Michelle Harrison
12 Sep 2018 at 8:07pm
BOSTON ? One individual and two organizations in Vermont were recognized today at the 2018 Environmental Merit Awards ceremony of the US Environmental Protection Agency?s New England regional office. These environmental leaders were among 28 recipients across New England honored for their work to protect New England?s environment. Dr. William Howland of Isle la [...]
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