On January 22nd, 2019 by Lee Temple
Iremember well the first institution to announce it was divesting from fossil fuel. It was 2012 and I was on the second week of a gruelling tour across the US trying to spark a movement.
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On January 22nd, 2019 by Lee Temple
Marshall Medoff unveils to 60 Minutes his innovative method of turning plant life into fuel and other useful products
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On December 15th, 2018 by Lee Temple
Nine governments are moving toward having their cities powered by 100 percent renewable energy. Longmont and Fort Collins have the best chances.
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On December 13th, 2018 by Lee Temple
With smart, science-based policies, California shows the world it’s possible to reduce emissions, protect the environment, and grow the economy at the same time.
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On December 12th, 2018 by Lee Temple
Thousands of children walked out of school across Australia on Friday in protest against government inaction on climate change, prompting a rebuke from a minister who said they were setting themselves up for “failure”.
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On November 23rd, 2018 by Lee Temple
The death toll from the Camp Fire in Northern California increased by one Sunday to 77, while the number of people unaccounted for has decreased to 993 people. The blaze was two-thirds contained as of Sunday night after consuming some 150,000 acres.
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On November 22nd, 2018 by Lee Temple
The world has two years to secure a deal for nature to halt a ‘silent killer’ as dangerous as climate change, says biodiversity chief.
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On November 20th, 2018 by Lee Temple
Check out the great section of the New York Times online for stories and information on the climate and environment!
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On October 27th, 2018 by Lee Temple
As a tourist boat called the Berlin glides down Amsterdam’s Singelgracht, guide Emiliano Fernandez reels off the history of the majestic Rijksmuseum alongside the tree-lined canal. On the tour company’s other vessels, he would be competing with the rumble and fumes of a diesel engine. But since the Berlin hit the water with its electric […]
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On October 26th, 2018 by Lee Temple
Lithium-ion batteries have become essential for powering electric cars and storing energy generated by solar panels and wind turbines. But their drawbacks are also by now familiar: They use scarce minerals, are vulnerable to fires and explosions, and are pricey.
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