“Solving the climate crisis is within our grasp, but we need people like you to stand up and act.” —Al Gore, 2007. “If God had intended to give us unlimited free energy, he would have put a giant furnace in the sky.” —Al Gore, 2025. By Luke Singer and Gautam … [continued] The post The […]
Dairy cows are ruminant animals that produce methane emissions. Methane is a potent greenhouse gas. Nitrous oxide, another greenhouse gas, is released from their manure and urine. Open manure storage can also generate methane. Energy is used to grow food for dairy cattle and that energy typically comes from fossil … [continued] The post Dairy […]
US Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) has come to the conclusion that she may have been cheated by the Trump administration. “I feel like we made a deal and then, hours later, a deal was made to somebody else.” Murkowski is referring to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which … [continued] The post Lisa […]
Will Overlanders Rejoice at Kia’s PV5 WKNDR? Apparently, yes. Locals that CleanTechnica spoke with at the 125th New York International Auto Show (NYIAS) seem to be entirely in on the idea. But for those who appreciate the full alphabet, one thing about Kia’s adventure lineup is immediately noticeable: a vehement … [continued] The post Kia […]
“A sustainable and convenient EV lifestyle is only possible with the efficiency of the tools and infrastructure that support it.” This was the sentiment shared by Paulo Canivel, general manager of charging technology company Evro, at a press conference and signing of an agreement with Shell Pilipinas. The agreement would … [continued] The post EV […]
The recent announcement that the UK’s Sizewell C nuclear generation construction’s projected cost has doubled from £20 billion in 2020 to nearly £38 billion today is shocking but predictable. For anyone following Europe’s nuclear power saga, such an escalation is not an anomaly but rather a continuation of a deeply … [continued] The post Sizewell’s […]
Sweeping cuts to science funding and staffing throughout the federal government are designed to help Big Oil, not Americans. The post Galileo Galilei And The End Of Science appeared first on CleanTechnica.
In the midst of my career as a high school English teacher, I savored the joyous month of July. It was mine and mine alone. I vacationed and relaxed, sunbathed and gardened. As soon as August 1 rolled around, however, I had to change cognitive gears. It was time to … [continued] The post Why […]
The first half of 2025 is now over — it has been for almost three weeks — and we’re yet to see the more affordable models Tesla said would start production in the first half of 2025. What is going on with those, who knows? I wrote about that and … [continued] The post 3 […]
Tom Sjolund has just returned from a trip to visit his family in Finland and Sweden, and he agreed to share his experience with CleanTechnica readers. You may remember Tom from this article. In Australia, he drives a Volvo EX30. Since we don’t hear much about Finland, and the main … [continued] The post Finland […]