Nigel Farage is urging Reform UK councils to ditch net zero policies, calling them costly distractions that do nothing for the climate.

Most Americans still aren’t worried about climate change—despite floods, media spin, and billions spent on alarmist messaging.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett blamed Republicans and Trump for worsening the deadly Texas floods by cutting climate funds and NWS support.

Gov. Hochul admits her climate goals are unworkable—for now—but critics say she’s still pushing costly policies that burden voters.

My heart is heavy this week.  The climate crisis is causing death and destruction across the globe — floods in Texas, North Carolina, China, Columbia, and Afghanistan; extreme heat in multiple continents; senseless wars and genocides — all continue in a somber and sad death march. Authoritarianism is more deeply entrenched across the USA and the […]

Dressing to stay cool when you’re working outside in the heat isn’t as simple as putting on a tank top and shorts. Learn Marjory’s best tips in this video! Image by Ulrike Leone from Pixabay The Best Way to Dress for A Hot Day’s Work When you’re going out to do a long day’s work […]

Avoid Heat Exhaustion on the Homestead My husband and I admit to being weekend warriors when it comes to creating our homestead in Florida. Our normal work in summer involves sitting in front of a computer in an air-conditioned room for most of the day. One Sunday morning, we headed out to our property, hoping […]

The Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Market was valued at US$ 28.3 Bn in 2023 and is projected to reach US$ 552.3 Bn by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 34.6%. Driven by supportive policies, energy storage integration, and rising clean energy demand, CSP is emerging as a key technology for sustainable, round-the-clock power generation.

Trinasolar’s Vertex modules, based on 210mm technology platform, provide high power output, superior efficiency, and long-term reliability. These features lower the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE), while ensuring stable energy yield despite harsh environmental challenges like drought and sandstorms.

Rooftop solar panels covering the equivalent of 1.5 football fields will provide 48% of the center’s electricity.