A thoughtfully curated collection of articles on innovative solutions, brought together to inspire and inform.
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Clean Energy Portfolios Can Provide Reliable, Affordable Energy for Jacksonville – RMI
As Florida’s largest municipal utility plans to build a new gas plant, changes over the past two years warrant a new look at options to meet residents’ energy needs.
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A Bamboo-tastic Answer to Plastic – Earth Day
Celebrate World Bamboo Day and learn more about this powerful little plant’s potential to revolutionize the plastic industry.
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Solar and batteries had a record-setting, grid-stabilizing summer in…
Solar has set 17 power generation records in Texas so far this year, shoring up the grid alongside batteries as some gas plant developers step back.
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Innovative drought relief in California: from toilet to tap | The Optimist Daily
As water scarcity worsens, new approaches to ensuring access to safe drinking water arise—including treating toilet water.
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These 5 Cities Are Clearing the Air – Earth Day
In honor of International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies, learn about five different cities with progressive clean air policies.
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Wind and solar energy production in US surpasses coal for the first time in history | The Optimist Daily
Renewable energy sources outperform coal, marking a milestone in the United States’ energy shift.
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Creating Energy Independence in the High Arctic – RMI
In remote Kotzebue, Alaska, wind and solar provide peace of mind
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8 Lies About Solar Energy That Make Fossil Fuels Look Extra Ugly – Earth Day
Dive into why solar power isn’t just cleaner and cheaper, but also a prettier alternative to the dirty, destructive world of fossil fuels.
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5 Myths About Wind Energy That Will Blow You Away – Earth Day
Wind energy is one of the most efficient forms of renewable energy, but it is often misunderstood. Here are 5 misconceptions about wind energy debunked.
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Do Animal Species Have a Right to Exist? – Earth Day
As biodiversity declines, the Rights of Nature movement asks: should animals and ecosystems have legal rights, and what does that mean for humanity’s future?
