The world’s largest offshore wind project — the 3.6-gigawatt Dogger Bank farm in the North Sea — announced it will be using the world’s largest turbines to generate electricity for more than 4.5 million homes in the United Kingdom, Greentech Media reported. The 13-megawatt (MW) turbines, built by General Electric, stand more than 850 feet tall, five times the size…
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While the goal should be to eliminate unnecessary creation and use of plastic across the board, rePurpose has a number of ways for companies to…
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The city of Oslo is not resting on its laurels. Oslo already runs on renewable energy which is huge, but they are not stopping there.…
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FREE WEBINAR Climate Justice and Resilience: Farmers and Communities on the Front Lines Friday, September 25, 2020 9am EST Join the Rainforest Alliance and an…
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Thoughtful, passionate and talented folks around the globe are proposing innovative solutions to address climate change and issues of resilience and sustainability. Here are some…
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