Al Maiorino Very! For decades renewable energy developers, especially wind farm developers, have faced widespread public opposition that has curtailed or slowed projects, costing untold dollars to the economy and ...
Al Maiorino Solar farms and solar energy projects are booming worldwide, and while that news is welcome, many projects are being defeated - not by poor planning or difficult sites, but rather by public or political ...
Al Maiorino A big announcement on a small island recently made a few headlines, but deserved more. Thermal Energy Partners LLC of Texas has been contracted to provide services for the construction of a 10MW geothermal ...
Al Maiorino Well, close to the holiday carol. However wouldn't it be great if a wind farm proposal ushering in clean, renewable energy had little or no public opposition - often resulting in delays or even canceled ...
Al Maiorino As the United States sees large scale growth of solar farms, public opposition is also growing. The opposition focuses on various issues, especially the use of vast amounts of acreage, changes in the ...
Al Maiorino Tidal and wave energy has seen its share of bumps in the road .... or waves in this case. Public opposition coupled with rising costs of technology has become a thorn in the side to the industry. Companies ...
Al Maiorino In a time of environmental extremes, hurricanes have proven to be increasingly intense wreaking havoc on small islands like Puerto Rico. An often overlooked consequence of such storms is lasting power ...
Al Maiorino New research emerging from the University of Utah under the supervision of Indiana University Professor Sanya Carley and her team concludes that renewable mandates drive renewable energy development. The ...
Al Maiorino In Nevada, 230,000 people – more than 100,000 greater than the number required – signed a petition to put on the November ballot a measure to require the state to gather 50 percent of its energy from ...
Al Maiorino Across the globe, wetlands are disappearing. Aquifers, rivers and lakes are drying up or becoming too polluted to use. As a result of this stress on the world’s water systems, 2.7 billion people find ...
