Author: CleanTechnica

Ever since the first homes were built, people have been trying to find insulation materials that would keep them warm in winter and cool in summer. Just about everything has been tried — seaweed, sod, asbestos, tar paper, rolled up newspapers, urea foam, and pink fiberglass batting from Owens Corning. A March 23 press release […]

Ever since the first homes were built, people have been trying to find insulation materials that would keep them warm in winter and cool in summer. Just about everything has been tried — seaweed, sod, asbestos, tar paper, rolled up newspapers, urea foam, and pink fiberglass batting from Owens Corning. A March 23 press release […]

The Smart Energy Solutions For Africa (SESA) is a collaborative project between the European Union and nine African countries. The nine countries are Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, Malawi, Morocco, Namibia, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Nigeria. The SESA Programme aims to boost energy access technologies and business models with a specific focus on business models that are […]

The Smart Energy Solutions For Africa (SESA) is a collaborative project between the European Union and nine African countries. The nine countries are Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, Malawi, Morocco, Namibia, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Nigeria. The SESA Programme aims to boost energy access technologies and business models with a specific focus on business models that are […]

An article I came across a couple weeks ago in FreightWaves got me to thinking (a dangerous pastime, I know) about how changes in the automotive industry are affecting customers. Sometimes, it’s easy to focus on the whole industry, dealers, and whether the EV transition will accelerate or get bogged down. But, we can’t forget […]

An article I came across a couple weeks ago in FreightWaves got me to thinking (a dangerous pastime, I know) about how changes in the automotive industry are affecting customers. Sometimes, it’s easy to focus on the whole industry, dealers, and whether the EV transition will accelerate or get bogged down. But, we can’t forget […]

Wrights Law isn't going to save the deep inefficiencies of SMRs. As I pointed out two years ago, the world tried tiny commercial nuclear reactors in the 1960s and 1970s, they were too expensive.

Held vs. Montana is a succinct legal climate challenge, but such climate cases are new and uncertain.

Deep sea mining, carbon capture, and geoengineering. Three ideas that treat the symptoms but not the cause of global warming.

Recently, a reader sent us a link to a video on YouTube that they wanted us to cover. Truth is, I had already seen the video floating around on YouTube and hadn’t check it out yet. Before I get into what it has to say, I want to talk about the audience it’s intended for, […]