Noor 1, the first section of the world’s largest solar power plant, has been switched on in Ouarzazate, MoroccoThe post World’s largest solar plant goes live in Morocco appeared first on Positive News.
Real Farmacy
With unfavorable winter temperatures of a 27 degree January average, living in Stockholm, Sweden let alone growing food in the wintertime would be unimaginable without some form of heat.
Well, what better way than to harness the free energy of the sun without having to worry about solar panels and high voltage electronics.
A group of Syrian activists have launched a solar-powered irrigation initiative.
The post Thanks to Solar Panels, Syrian Farmers Could Feed People for First Time in Years appeared first on The Anti-Media.
It was just a week ago that the Internet exploded with confused-anger after a photograph of peeled oranges packaged in plastic on the shelves of a Whole Foods store was posted on Twitter. Whole Foods, which fancies itself a sustainable and environmentally friendly company, quickly pulled the fruit from its shelves after enduring thousands of complaints about the oranges’ “wasteful” packaging.
According to the World Trade Organization, India can't favor Indian made Solar panels over American made ones.
The post Preview of the TPP? America Just Blocked a Massive Solar Project in Indiawe appeared first on The Anti-Media.
Costa Rica was completely fossil fuel-free for 285 days this year.
The post 99% of Costa Rica’s Electricity Came from Renewable Energy in 2015 appeared first on The Anti-Media.
The International Solar Alliance, announced by India at the Paris climate conference, brings together 120 countries to support the expansion of solar technologies in the developing world
There are several companies coming out with new ways to live and work greener. Now you can travel greener, too, without having to change cars. With just 17 watts of solar energy mounted to your car, you can travel just about anywhere and have enough juice to power a computer, a small stove, lights, your phone, and more.
One of the brains behind Tesla motors and Paypal, Tesla Motors CEO and entrepreneur Elon Musk has a new invention up his sleeve that will help power homes at low cost, and it will make living off-grid easier than ever.
A Florida woman had to stand up to a local judge to continue living off grid when he declared it illegal, but if millions of people start to live more self-sufficiently and sustainably, what will the corrupt judiciary say then?
by Judith Curry
Climate Dialogue has a very interesting discussion What will happen during a new Maunder Minimum? This is my favorite Climate Dialogue so far.
