Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Eco Matters”
A new study shows how hydropower can be used, stored, and increased in the US, although global warming can still have an impact. Some Good News A new study by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) brings some hope to those of us stressed about climate change. Published in Environmental Research Letters on August 8th, the study indicates how the …
A climate scientist said that two thirds of the global population are under a “death sentence” because of global warming, and based on recent weather events, she may be right. This Expert Says That The State of the Planet Is At Risk According to a recent article published by The Mirror, climate scientist Dr. Deborah Brosnan stated that about two …
Frustrated drivers have been complaining about rude charge station hoggers for a while. Will they quit hogging the stations? Charging to 100% at the Time Expense of Others EV hoggers have been the town’s complaint as some try charging their car’s batteries 100% while other drivers wait hours in a long queue. Sometimes, new EV drivers think they must charge …
Warmer air means more lightning bolts, but if you think that is bringing more rainstorms, you’re wrong. Danger, High Voltage When climate scientists tell us that global warming is affecting/worsening everything, they don’t just refer to higher temperatures and faster melting snow. It seems even lightning bolts are aggravated the more our climate is spiraling out of control. But How? …
Ready for a career that helps the planet? The renewable energy sector is booming across the U.S., offering diverse and growing job opportunities. Here’s a look at the top 22 states leading the way, with specifics on job types and industry growth. #1. California California leads the U.S. in renewable energy jobs, especially in solar and wind. The state boasts …
Climate change is robbing us of the world’s most stunning landscapes, and it’s happening faster than you think. 1. Great Barrier Reef, Australia The Great Barrier Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has lost half its coral cover since 1985 due to rising ocean temperatures and acidification. This iconic underwater wonder is on the brink of collapse, and by 2050, …
Extreme weather is no longer confined to just a few states; its reach has expanded across the entire country. From hurricanes in Florida to wildfires in California, every state now faces some form of severe weather risk. Are you prepared to protect your home from these increasingly common and dangerous events? 1. Reinforce Your Roof In hurricane-prone states like Florida …
The evidence for global warming is overwhelming, yet many Americans still deny its reality. It’s time to cut through the nonsense and face the facts. Surely, you’re not falling for these excuses. 1. Political Polarization Let’s be real: your political affiliation shouldn’t dictate your stance on science. Climate change has become a partisan issue, but that doesn’t make the facts …
And yet, outdoor laborers continue battling 90+ degrees heat while awaiting a bill to protect them from heat injuries “before workers die”. A Sizzling State Climate Central, a climate research nonprofit, recently conducted a study on how the rising heat is affecting Americans. The result? New Jersey is officially the fastest-warming state in the entire Northeast United States (and the …
On Thursday, September 26, 2024, Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend region as a powerful Category 4 storm, unleashing destructive winds of up to 140 mph, severe storm surges, and torrential rainfall. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) described the storm as “life-threatening,” urging millions of Floridians to heed evacuation orders. Helene is the latest major hurricane to strike …
