Environment

The U.S. doesn’t need to generate as much new power as you think

The conversation surrounding energy use in the United States has taken center stage recently, with concerns about the surging demand for electricity and the rising costs of electrons. Many are

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Earth Day: 20 More Great Environmental Quotes

—Carl Sagan These quotes serve as a reminder of the beauty and importance of our planet and the environment. They

Carbon capture, or political capture?

The UK government's investment in carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology has sparked debate among environmentalists and policymakers. Greenpeace

Will Congressional Republicans Attack Clean Energy in Budget Reconciliation? 

The rapid growth of the clean energy economy has been fueled by strategic policies enacted by Congress in recent years.

Earth911 Podcast: Execnow’s Founders On Greentech Leadership & Strategy

In the realm of climate change solutions, technology often takes center stage with innovations in solar power, carbon capture, electrification,

The Truth About Regulations – Union of Concerned Scientists

Regulations: Protecting Our Health and Safety In the realm of government and politics, the word “regulation” often evokes mixed reactions.

Eastern Shoshone classify bison as wildlife, not livestock.

Buffalo Restoration Efforts on Wind River Reservation in Wyoming Jason Baldes, the executive director of the Wind River Buffalo Initiative

In the Closet: Fashion Sustainability on a Budget

The impact of consumerism on the environment is evident in the average American's closet. With 68 new clothing items purchased

Why Congress Must Block a Liability Waiver for the Fossil Fuel Industry 

President Trump and congressional Republicans have been vocal about their plans to support fossil fuel companies by expanding drilling and