The Brutal Reality of Life in China's Most Polluted Cities
• Wired.comIt's one thing to read about air pollution contributing to more than one million deaths in China, or about how one-third of its rural residents lack access to clean water.
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Environment
The Iceman Cometh?
• Lew Rockwell - Paul DriessenPresident Obama, Al Gore and other alarmists continue to prophesy manmade global warming crises, brought on by our "unsustainable" reliance on fossil fuels. Modelers like Mike Mann and Gavin Schmidt conjure up illusory crisis "scenarios" base
The solar road in the Netherlands is working even better than expected
• sciencealert.comHell yeah, solar roads!
The solar road in the Netherlands is working even better than expected
• sciencealert.comHell yeah, solar roads!
Hawaii plans on being the first US state to run on 100% renewables
• sciencealert.comThis is awesome.
Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant: A Ticking Time Bomb?
Stephen Lendmannuclear power
This new tool predicts how much energy your rooftop solar will generate
• sciencealert.comHow does your roof stack up?
An Artificial Reef For Any Seafloor
• popsci.comOne of ten brilliant innovations from our 2015 Invention Awards
Fracking chemicals contaminated drinking water in Pennsylvania, study finds
• http://www.theverge.comStudy adds to growing concerns over the public health risks associated with shale gas boom
How Tesla's Batteries Will Power Your Home
• Wired.comFinding sources of energy isn't actually difficult. It comes from wind, from water, from the sun, from the geothermal forces in the heart of the planet itself.
Watch the New Crowdfunded Permaculture Documentary "Inhabit"
• growyourowngroceries.org"All we need to live a good life surrounds us. Sun, wind, people, buildings, stones, sea, birds, and plants. Cooperation with all these things brings harmony, opposition to them brings disaster and chaos." – Bill Mollison, Co-Founder of Perma
Current carbon pledges won't stop dangerous global warming, says Lord Stern
• http://www.theguardian.comCommitments already made by world governments to cut carbon emissions aren't enough to keep global warming below the crucial 2C target but a strong deal is still possible in Paris, says economist .
Source of Antarctica's Eerie 'Bleeding Glacier' Found
• http://www.livescience.com, by Becky OskinAntarctica's Dry Valleys are the most arid places on Earth, but underneath their icy soils lies a vast and ancient network of salty, liquid water filled with life, a new study finds.
Stunning Total Solar Eclipse Observed Over the Arctic (Photos)
• http://www.livescience.comA stark black disc haloed by streaks of light -- a team of scientists captured this image of a total solar eclipse over the Arctic in March.
While Most Wait for the Federal Government, California May Have Just Broken...
• http://theenergycollective.com, By Tim O'ConnoWhile Most Wait for the Federal Government, California May Have Just Broken the Methane Puzzle Wide Open
MIT Researchers Make Salt Water Drinkable With Solar Technology
• http://www.trueactivist.comAs drought and water shortages become more of a concern in places like California, scientists are looking for new ways to solve the problem.
MIT Professor: Power Your House With 5 Liters of Water Per Day
• http://www.stumbleupon.comAt the Aspen Environment Forum today, MIT professor Dan Nocera gave a revolutionary picture of the new energy economy with an assertion that our homes will be our power plants and our fuel stations, powered by sunlight and water. And it's not scien
Megacities Might Not Save the Planet After All
• Wired.comYou learn to put up with a lot when you live in Mexico State. The electricity is always going out, and there's never enough running water.
Stunning Night-Sky Images from the American Desert (Photos)
• http://www.livescience.comSome of the most beautiful night skies in the United States can be found on public lands managed by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM), a division of the U.S. Department of the Interior.
Air Pollution May Cause a Stroke
• http://www.thealternativedaily.comThere are many risk factors that increase our chances of suffering a stroke, such as alcohol use, smoking, and eating a poor diet. It turns out that air pollution is also a risk factor for stroke.
LA's Island Playground Could Trigger Tsunamis
• http://www.livescience.comPASADENA, Calif. -- Landslides coming off Catalina Island's steep slopes could send tsunamis racing toward popular Los Angeles and Orange County beaches with just a few minutes of warning,
Another JB Straubel Presentation -- The Future of Transportation (Video)
• http://cleantechnica.comJB is a Tesla co-founder and its current CTO. He's the #1 battery guy. Assuming you put Elon Musk as Tesla's #1, I think you have to put JB as Tesla's #2.
Tesla Model S 70D Raffle On June 13 In Denver Via The Messner Foundation
• http://cleantechnica.comA 2015 Tesla 70kWh Model S (aka Tesla 70D) electric car is being raffled off on June 13, 2015, at 7 pm, in Denver, by the Messner Foundation*.
Kyocera TCL Solar Completes Two Floating Solar Power Plants In Japan
• http://cleantechnica.comKyocera Corporation and Century Tokyo Leasing Corporation announced that their joint venture, Kyocera TCL Solar, has completed construction of two floating solar power plants in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan.
New "WaterBone" Lightweight Vehicle Design Could Increase EV Battery Range
• http://www.alternative-energy-news.infoWow, that was fast. Just last January we told you about the Energy Department's search for a transformative new design for lightweight vehicles, and the agency is has already picked a winner.
The WaterNest: An Eco-Friendly Floating House
• http://www.alternative-energy-news.infoDesigned by renowned Italian architect Giancarlo Zema and produced by EcoFloLife, the WaterNest 100 is an eco-friendly floating housing unit.
The Spherical Sun Power Generator
• http://www.alternative-energy-news.infoGerman Architect Andre Broessel believes he has a solution that can "squeeze more juice out of the sun", even during the night hours and in low-light regions.
Earth Day: 45 Years of Futility
• LewRockwell.comForty-five years ago today, the Left celebrated their first Earth Day. Nothing has come of it. But they still celebrate it. They take their anniversaries seriously.
Electronic waste worth £34bn piling up in 'toxic mine', warns UN report
• http://www.independent.co, CAHAL MILMOGold worth more than £7bn is being thrown away amid the 42 million tons of electronic and electrical equipment discarded by consumers each year, according to United Nations experts.
One chart sums up the real problem in the California drought -- and it isn't almonds
• Business InsiderYou might've heard that if there's one food you shouldn't be buying in the middle of California's drought, it's almonds.
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