Renewable energy expansion in cases where generation doesn’t always align with consumption. As a result, BESS are now found everywhere, from …
Butterflies Take Flight in Face of Climate Change and Extreme Weather – The New York Times
These sensitive sentinels have little tolerance for changes to their environment, so when temperatures rise or meadows are mowed to make way for …
Battery-powered households shun virtual power plants selling stored solar to grid
… renewable-energy-batteries/106998112 … “What’s going on there is they are accepting that risk instead of you.” A man holding a smartphone that shows …
California wants ‘mechanical first’ approach to recycling as fight looms over chemical …
Environmental groups argue that the state EPR law, SB-54, is clear: chemical recycling technologies like pyrolysis shouldn’t be counted as recycling …
New federal rule restricts black mass, tungsten scrap exports – Resource Recycling
The Recycled Materials Association (ReMA) said it is “currently evaluating the potential impact of this temporary final rule on our membership and the …
Remcon names new CEO – Waste Today
remcon recycling conveyors Remcon says it has produced more than 1,500 systems for recycling facilities and for other material handling applications.
City of Chamblee launches curbside composting – Atlanta News First
The city of Chamblee is launching optional curbside composting services to help reduce food waste and support soil health.
Flash floods will become more common in Hampton Roads with climate change – YouTube
Intense flash floods will become more common in Hampton Roads as we experience the effects of climate change.
Disabled people face greater climate change risks – and they can also help NZ adapt
The impacts of a changing climate – from unprecedented rainfall and landslides to heatwaves fuelled by warming seas – are increasingly being felt …
How climate change could make flight delays more common – Fast Company
Extreme heat leads to thinner air, making it harder for planes to get off the ground safely, resulting in measures that disrupt travel.