Blog Post

Renewable Vibes > News > 2024 > February

A recent study suggests that feral pigs and donkeys could offer ecological benefits rather than being seen solely as a problem.

A new study published in Science argues against the bias against “feral” or “invasive” animals, stating that they play a vital role in rewilding ecosystems. The study challenges the belief that some species belong in a particular landscape while others do not. It suggests that the distinction between native and introduced species is not helpful […]

Read More

Phase 2 of the sustainability study is being launched by the Mohawk Trail and Hawlemont districts, as reported by the Greenfield Recorder.

The Mohawk Trail and Hawlemont regional school districts are undertaking Phase 2 of a sustainability study in an effort to reorganize and address the challenges faced by rural schools. The study is being led by educational resource company BERK12 and is fully funded by a Massachusetts Community Compact grant. According to Sheryl Stanton, superintendent of […]

Read More

The impact of a heightened temperature disparity between daytime and nighttime can have consequences for all forms of life on the planet, as highlighted in a study reviewed by Eurasia Review.

Researchers from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have made a significant discovery regarding global warming dynamics. It has long been understood that global temperature rises are not consistent throughout the day and night, with greater nighttime warming being observed. However, a recent study has revealed a shift in these dynamics, with greater daytime warming […]

Read More

Cubico is bolstering its development pipeline in Mexico through strategic transactions.

Cubico Sustainable Investments, a global leader in renewable energy, has expanded its development pipeline in Mexico through the acquisition of Renantis Mexico and a strategic agreement with Sowitec Group. These acquisitions include at least 12 solar and hybrid projects across 7 states in Mexico, further establishing Cubico’s presence and impact nationwide. With these transactions, Cubico […]

Read More

According to Bruce Becker, building sustainably in Connecticut is a more cost-effective approach.

Bruce Becker believes that building green is not only environmentally responsible but also a smart business decision. As the principal of Becker + Becker, he recently oversaw the transformation of New Haven’s Pirelli Building into the sustainably designed Hotel Marcel. This project made history by becoming America’s first Passive House-certified hotel. Becker explained in an […]

Read More

A recent poll reveals strong Marylander support for holding polluters accountable for climate change.

Environmental advocates are bolstered by a recent poll showing that voters in Maryland want policymakers to take a tough stance against fossil fuel companies. The Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) released the poll, which surveyed 307 registered voters statewide and 312 registered voters in legislative District 29. District 29 was chosen as a swing district […]

Read More

Breakthrough in Nanosheet Technology Boosts Sustainable Hydrogen Production

City University of Hong Kong scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of catalyst engineering. They have developed a new strategy to create stable and efficient ultrathin nanosheet catalysts by forming Turing structures with multiple nanotwin crystals. This development has the potential to significantly enhance catalyst performance for green hydrogen production. Hydrogen energy […]

Read More