January 1, 2020
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Can Solar Power Strengthen Puerto Rico’s Public Infrastructure After Grid Failures?
October 10, 2019
ClearWorld Lights Up Moncus Park in Lafayette
ClearWorld Lights Up Moncus Park ClearWorld is proud to be a part of the vision of the Lafayette community in developing Moncus Park and will be an ongoing provider of advanced solar LED lighting systems to light up the park in an environmentally friendly, zero-carbon way. Moncus Park, located in the heart of Acadiana in […]
September 16, 2019
Climate Change Affecting Where Great Lakes Fish Live
As climate change warms water temperatures in the Great Lakes it is causing population shifts that can already be seen in both cold water and warm water fish populations, even in inland lakes. Marine scientists and managers of fisheries in these areas are extremely concerned about these insights because fish are among the most temperature […]
July 30, 2019
Investment Tax Credit Extension Sought with Bills Introduced in Congress
Following a mass letter signed by almost 1,000 businesses virtually demanding that the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for solar be extended for another five years was sent to Capitol Hill, new legislation has been put forward by four members of Congress. The Renewable Energy Extension Act introduced as HR 3961 in the House and A […]
June 28, 2019
Solar Projects at Silicon Ranch Add Native Plants and Grazing Animals
Solar projects by the Silicon Ranch Corporation now combine clean electric power generation with ecosystem restoration, carbon reduction, and rural economic revitalization thanks to “Regenerative Energy.” The mission statement of Regenerative Energy™, in addition to the above states “Regenerative Energy™ projects are built and operated in alignment with natural systems and approach solar farming holistically. […]
June 27, 2019
Climate Change Affects Crops In Previously Unknown Ways
Recent government-funded studies have discovered climate change causes some previously unknown issues that can have serious implications for human beings, including the following: Rice loses vitamins in a carbon rich environment Reduction in quality of grasses important for raising cattle Exacerbation of allergy seasons To say that these are important discoveries cannot be overstated, the […]
June 26, 2019
Why The Green New Deal Should Be Important To Industry
The proposal known as The Green New Deal is one of the most polarizing in recent years, but should it be? When one stops and considers that the effects of climate change will be very costly not only to governments but industry as well, it could pay to learn more. Though newly elected Congresswoman Alexandria […]
June 24, 2019
Renewable Energy Mandate Passed in New York Biggest in US
New York is throwing down the gauntlet with its new renewable energy mandate that seeks to reach 70% renewables by 2030. The bill labeled S6599 has targets of 6 GW of produced and distributed solar energy by 2025 and 3 GW of energy storage by 2030. This ambitious mandate rivals that of Washington, DC’s goal […]
June 21, 2019
How Smart City Data Provides for Critical Infrastructure
Smart city technology is becoming a necessity. As the migration into cities that began with the Industrial Age continues, the ever-increasing populations in large metropolitan areas become more difficult to manage and govern. This has brought forth the need for local governments to manage the daily activities of humans. This includes the basic human needs […]