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The Moss Landing Power Plant in Northern California is ready to begin a new life as the site of the world’s largest battery that will store energy from solar and wind farms.
The Midwestern least tern has flapped off the endangered species list — it seems that 35 years of legal protection and habitat restoration projects have finally paid off.
Regions like Alaska are some of the least likely places you’d expect to see solar panels, but a solar farm in Willow is proof that it works even in the polar climates.
Minnesota Power has revealed its goal to deliver 100% carbon-free energy to customers by 2050, and this goal includes expanding wind and solar resources.
Volkswagen is Germany’s largest car manufacturer, and their most recent figures for 2020 car sales show that the company has almost tripled the number of electric car sales.
John D. Rockefeller founded his philanthropic foundation over 100 years ago, and the organization has now announced that it will break all ties with fossil fuel companies.
Germany’s industrial energy components maker, Siemens, has announced that its first commercial green hydrogen production plant will combine with an offshore windmill.
The latest acquisition of almost 1,200 acres of private land near the Colorado border will help New Mexico protect its migration corridors for elk, mule deer, and other animals.
Indiana now has such a large bald eagle population that the state’s Natural Resources Commission has decided to remove the species from the endangered species category.
Researchers in Malaysia have found a way to refine the fiber from discarded pineapple leaves into a material that can be used to build frames for aerial drones.
A large coral reef in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Tanzania has baffled scientists due to thriving biodiversity that goes against observations in most other parts of the Ocean.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) issued a report that says solar and wind power are bound to overtake coal as the largest producer of electricity in the world by 2025.
Government plans in England have taken the first steps of a 10-point green plan that will see a total of 10 new landscape recovery projects launched in the coming 4 years.
Smallholder farmers in rural India have gained significant support to switch from highly polluting diesel generators and pumps to renewable energy sources.
To build a new bridge that carries a Norfolk Southern mainline over the Tug Fork River, railroad authorities made sure the construction wouldn’t harm the federally endangered Big Sandy crayfish.
Dr. Robert K. Finley Jr. of Wayne Twp., a physician from Warren County, Ohio, has donated 10 acres of nature preserve land to the Little Miami Conservancy.
Staff and students at the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine helped an injured owl recover over the past two months and then released their new friend back into the wild.
While cities across the country are mandating zero-carbon footprints for new public buildings, designers and manufacturers are looking for new, ecology-positive building materials.
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Minnesota Power Plans To Deliver 100% Emission-Free Energy By 2050
Volkswagen Jumps Ahead Of The Curve For EV Sales
The Rockefeller Foundation Breaks Ties With Its Fossil Fuel Past
Siemens Combines Wind Energy With Hydrogen Production
New Mexico Purchase Land To Help Protect Wildlife
Japan Takes Action Towards Zero-Carbon With Drastic Traffic Move
Bald Eagles No Longer Endangered In Indiana
Oregon’s Last Power Plant Finally Shuts Down
The Guardian Ends Ties To Fossil Fuel Advertisers
Malaysian Team Build Drone Prototype From Pineapple Waste
Massachusetts Secures $4M For Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Rare Indian Ocean Cool Spot Boosts Biodiversity
Renewables Will Overtake Coal As Top Power Source in Next 5 Years
Landscape And Wildlife Restoration Projects For England
Indian Initiative Supports Renewable Energy For Small Farmers
Scientists Learn New Ways To Save Endangered Crayfish
Trees Become The Practical Solution To Climate Change
Europe Adopts Roadmap Towards Safer And More Sustainable Chemicals
Industrial Complex In India Has A Facade Made From Its Own Construction Waste
Doctor Donates 10 Acres Of Riverfront To Little Miami Conservancy
NextEra Helps Businesses Electrify Their Fleets
LSU Heal Injured Owl, Release It Back to the Wild
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England Increases Reforestation Projects To Capture Carbon
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