Emily Folk When it comes to the life cycle of renewable energy, there is an increasing concern for how to handle the disposal of waste. Renewable energy, such as solar, wind and hydroelectric, while cleaner than ...
Emily Folk Individuals and organizations are doing everything they can to stop climate change. Many sectors impact global warming, but power generation is a significant one. Global energy needs call for tons of fuel, ...
Emily Folk There is a unique connection between the use of water and the production of energy. Energy production heavily depends on our limited resource of water during the creation process, while providing freshwater ...
Emily Folk Numerous reasons push enterprises to become more energy-efficient. How do they know how to get started with that potentially daunting goal? The practical way to begin is to engage the services of an energy ...
Emily Folk We tend to blame meat-eaters and plastic-straw-users when it comes to climate change. However, according to a report released in 2017, only 100 companies are responsible for 71% of global greenhouse gas ...
Emily Folk Stories about lead poisoning in the first world and water rights sold for a pittance to corporations are commonplace. As a result of that, more eyes than ever are trained on the earth’s water and more ...
Emily Folk Plastic pollution is an epidemic of global proportions. Some sources estimate that 8 million metric tons of plastic enter the oceans each year, and the current projections are far from positive. Global ...
Emily Folk The energy sector is undergoing a massive transformation. Along with solar, wind, storage and other technologies, the internet of things is helping to drive this transformation. It's revolutionizing nearly ...
Emily Folk Pivoting from fossil fuels to renewable energy is clearly the wave of the future. But making meaningful changes to how humanity uses earth's resources requires a full, industry-by-industry accounting of ...
Emily Folk You may feel used to stepping up to the faucet, turning the handle and immediately unleashing a steady stream of water, but that's not the case for many people around the world. For approximately 2.1 billion ...
