Solid State EV Batteries To The Rescue?
The widespread adoption of solid-state batteries could play a key role in making EVs even more sustainable….
EarthTalk Q&A
EV Dismay: Is The Bloom Off The Rose For Electric Vehicles?
Does replacing an EV’s battery for $15-25k when it wears out in less than 8 years jeopardize the emissions reduction gains we get from ditching the gas-guzzler?
All-Natural Pest Control: Does It Work?
Conventional chemical pesticides are less and less effective these days and all-natural versions are turning out to be a better solution.
Compostable Plastic: Too Good To Be True?
So-called compostable plastic can only be composted in massive, high-heat industrial composters, and as such often ends up in landfills.
COP28: What Happened At Recent Climate Talks?
International negotiators at the recent COP28 climate talks in Abu Dhabu agreed that fossil fuels are to blame for climate change.
Solar Roadways: Still Just A Fantasy?
Is the solar roadways concept feasible or just pie in the sky?
Energy Droughts Hinder Renewables Transition
Can we overcome the problem of energy droughts when the sun doesn’t shine or the wind doesn’t blow?
Old-Growth Forest Inventory Shows Promising Results
A recent national inventory shows the U.S. has more old-growth forest left than researchers originally thought.
Snow Drought Adds Insult To Injury For Ecosystems
The lack of snow during periods of snow drought can impact everything from water availability to wildlife viability.
New Year’s Resolutions: Think Green This Year
It’s that time of year again when you have to make some New Year’s resolutions. How about factoring in climate and the environment this year?