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Is green energy too good to be true? The details of a new report may shock you. The Hidden Cost of Going Green It seems as though there could be a life-threatening flaw in the race to hit the nation’s green energy targets and to net zero. The Electric Revolution’s Dark Secret We all know about the shift to electric …
For only $80 at Costco, you can get your “doomsday bucket” that will last 25 years – ideal for “when the apocalypse hits”. No Fear About Food Whether you’re stressed about natural disasters, the next world war, or even the possible disclosure that extraterrestrials are real, what to put on the table shouldn’t be an additional worry. At least, not …
As the planet faces unprecedented challenges, the super-rich claim a front seat in the fight against climate change. But is their influence all talk and no action? Here’s a revealing look at how some billionaires are more about greenwashing than actual green living. 1. Jeff Bezos Jeff Bezos launched the Bezos Earth Fund with a massive $10 billion commitment, but …
Electricity shortages have been an ongoing problem for Puerto Rico, and now the US government is making moves to mitigate the issue through improved renewable energy infrastructure. $325 Million in Solar Funding The US Department of Energy is set to send $325 million in federal funding to Puerto Rico to boost solar infrastructure amid widespread power outages, according to an …
As California’s average temperatures continue to rise, so does the frequency of heat waves. These extreme temperatures can cause not only health issues, but also financial burdens for residents and businesses. These costs will only get worse unless California officials find a way to mitigate some of the expenses. California Heat Waves The Fourth of July week brought with it …
Think Bill Gates is a hero for the planet? Think again. While he’s out there championing tech solutions and cleaner energy, his personal habits and some shady investments tell a different story. Here’s how Bill Gates might be dropping the ball on the environment. 1. Carbon Footprint of Personal Lifestyle Bill Gates owns multiple large properties and travels frequently on …
Heatwaves, flash floods, tornadoes… and there doesn’t seem to be a break in sight as weather services warn of more “major” heat risks approaching this weekend. Extreme Weather Events From west to east, large parts of the US are still battling an influx of extreme weather conditions ranging from flash floods to heatwaves. Storm Tracking The National Weather Service’s forecasters …
A record-breaking amount of summer snowfall was recorded at the Philadelphia International Airport this weekend, despite heatwaves and thunderstorms passing through the city on the same day. Heatwave Headscratcher Weather reports this week have left Philadelphians with a bad case of whiplash after the Pennsylvania city reported snowfall on Sunday despite an ongoing heat wave, high winds, and thunderstorms. Small …
The Biden administration has committed $7 billion to fund hydrogen power initiatives around the country, and the Golden State’s new hydrogen hub is the first state in the country to receive funding. Federal Funding for California California will be the first state in the US to reap the benefits of a federal fund looking to amplify the production, infrastructure, and …
Employees at America’s biggest airline are suing the company, and it could spell big news for investments across the nation. Here are the details. Lawsuit Takes Flight Against American Airlines Over ESG Investments American Airlines employees are up in arms over the company’s decision to invest their 401(k) savings in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) funds. Pilots Lead Class-Action Suit …
