A thoughtfully curated collection of articles on innovative solutions, brought together to inspire and inform.
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The power of “solar balconies”: Germany’s solar revolution reaches more than just roofs | The Optimist Daily
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In Puerto Rico, New Farm Models Avoid Imports and Industrial Food | Civil Eats
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Clean Energy 101: Efficiency – RMI
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Which protein is best for the planet and your health?
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The world’s largest wind-powered cargo ship makes her maiden transatlantic voyage | The Optimist Daily
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The power of “solar balconies”: Germany’s solar revolution reaches more than just roofs | The Optimist Daily
How solar balconies are transforming residential energy consumption in Germany.
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In Puerto Rico, New Farm Models Avoid Imports and Industrial Food | Civil Eats
A growing number of food and farming operations are working together to get healthy food directly to their communities.
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Clean Energy 101: Efficiency – RMI
How reducing energy waste saves money and improves the energy system
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Which protein is best for the planet and your health?
A new rating system combines a “planet score” and a “people score” to see past confusing eco-labels. Tofu came out…
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The world’s largest wind-powered cargo ship makes her maiden transatlantic voyage | The Optimist Daily
A French startup is reviving wind-powered shipping to help the industry reduce its carbon footprint.
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Melting Antarctic glacier raises alarm, but Arctic sea ice project offers hope | The Optimist Daily
Scientists warn about Thwaites Glacier’s rapid retreat, but a new Arctic ice thickening technique shows promise.
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How to cut grocery bills and waste less: 9 clever, planet-friendly hacks | The Optimist Daily
Slash your grocery bill and your food waste with these smart, sustainable habits that make every dollar and bite go…
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The world’s largest offshore wind turbine provides clean energy to thousands in China | The Optimist Daily
The world’s first 16-Megawatt offshore wind turbine powers thousands of homes in China with clean energy.
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Could dirty, salty wastewater quench data center thirst?
Data centers need millions of gallons of water a day. The oil industry produces more wastewater than that. Connecting them…
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China’s Great Green Wall turns Taklamakan desert into a growing carbon sink | The Optimist Daily
New research finds tree planting around the Taklamakan Desert is helping it absorb more carbon dioxide than it emits.