MAY 29, 2019 Extreme Temperatures Are Killing Workers In advance of National Heat Awareness Day (May 31) and what is expected to be a blistering summer. So we urge you to connect extreme temperatures. Those which kill workers every year, to the climate crisis. National Heat Awareness Day, established by the National Weather Service. For it is... Continue Reading →
Nevada Says Yes to Green Lighting!
May 28, 2019 Joint statement by ACEEE’s Jennifer Amann, ASAP’s Andrew deLaski, and SWEEP’s Tom Polikilas Washington, DC—Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak signed AB54 into law light bulb standards. All for it's pushing back against the Trump administration’s efforts. All to roll back energy-saving light bulb standards for adopting federal standards into state law. The measure... Continue Reading →
Solar Panel Recycling Co leads Australia in emerging industry
AUSTRALIA’S only solar panel recycling company looking to scale up production. That’s as the number of broken solar panels and the end of life systems mounts. First of all, Adelaide-based Reclaim PV teamed up with major solar panel manufacturers. All who distribute in Australia. As well as is refining its processes. Therefore lobbying for panels... Continue Reading →
Race Di Grassi Lands Another Formula Fia Electric Audi Victory
RACE DI GRASSI FLIES AT TEMPELHOF TO LAND ANOTHER AUDI VICTORY IN BERLIN This race had Lucas di Grassi launching up the ABB FIA Formula E Championship standings with a win in Berlin. Title contenders starting to emerge and break away from the chasing pack. Especially as the season approaches its final stages. For Jean-Eric... Continue Reading →
Ensia Asks Can we prepare for Climate Impacts without creating Financial Chaos?
Communities face a tricky dilemma as climate changes: How to prepare for impacts without scaring away homeowners and investors and setting off a damaging economic spiral. May 9, 2019 — Editor’s note: This feature builds on Geoff Dembicki’s extensive reporting for Vice. Reporting related to the potential for financial crises from climate change. Here, Dembicki... Continue Reading →

