#renewable resources

[keepingitneutral]

New Forest House, New Forest National Park, United Kingdom,

PAD studio

#art #design #architecture #nature #sustainability #new forest house #new forest national park #england #self-sufficiency #pad architecture #hampshire #padstudio #countryhouse #retreat #lakehouse #renewable resources

[odinsblog]

Hey, waitaminute! Are you telling me that Trump really isn’t concerned with the safety of whales, and is really trying to kill a green renewable source of energy?

But why would Trump dO that? Why would he lie?

The only people who this disinformation helps is Big Oil companies, and everyone knows that Trump doesn’t have a history of lying his ass off, right? I mean, everyone knows how much Trump hates big business and loves nature. Surely Trump, the person known for his great love of animals, isn’t lying about windmills killing whales, right??

</sarcasm>

BUT SERIOUSLY: Trump is lying about everything again.

👉🏿 https://www.factcheck.org/2023/03/no-evidence-offshore-wind-development-killing-whales/

#politics #republicans #donald trump #whales #windmills #wind farms #green energy #renewable energy #renewable resources #lies and the lying liars who tell them

[thepeopleinpower]

Capitalism and colonialism took community away from us and I want it back. I’ve heard about it from my grandparents and in books and articles online. All throughout history and still today in some parts of the world. People looking out for each other. Regularly. Relentlessly. Neighbors watching each others children, having enough food to share and actually sharing it, being invested in each others lives because everyone has different strengths.

Today community has been strategically painted as a weakness and something to be skeptical of because it is a threat to the very foundations of capitalism. And that’s a real fucking shame because in reality, growing up with community and still having that through adulthood would probably make most people generally happier and less perpetually tired and stressed. It is renewable resilient versatile adaptable self-sustaining and kind of the Ultimate Resource.

#I wish I could bake a cake filled with rainbows and smiles and everyone would eat and be happy #fuck capitalism #global community #local community #communities #community #fuck colonialism #fuck western media #settler colonialism #land back #indigenous liberation #indigenous communities #indigenous culture #human rights #renewable resources #sustainability #intersectional social justice #disability advocacy #social reformer #racial justice #wealth redistribution #healthcare reform #economic justic #environmental justice #generational healing #ancestral healing #industrialization #anti imperialism #religious tolerance #coexistence

[emo-wheatley]

The Common Nighthawk (Chordieles minor)

Most often seen flying after dusk or sunset, it's usually found during the day on a fencepost sleeping.

These birds are very noisy, and their call sounds like "peenting". Here's a video of their little call from someone working at the Cornell Lab of Orthonology:

They also eat insects, caught while flying in the air. For this reason, they have big beaks to catch insects.

As you can see, they are a silly little guy, and they are my favorite bird and have been ever since I saw one here in Utah sitting on my grandfather's fence. They have gorgeous stripes under their wings, seen only when flying.

They average around 9" (22.86 cm). They lay their eggs on the ground, usually on rocks or a rooftop once a year and they do not make nests. 2 eggs are laid, a cream color with lavender markings.

They usually only stay in Utah during the summer though, and I have only ever seen one, due to a lack of variety in recent years. Global warming is real, and we are destroying the environment. If you want to make a change, donate to some nature organizations; There are more and more species going extinct due to us taking their homes down. This bird's population is slowly decreasing, and it's only a matter of time before it plummets.

Here's one of my favorite organizations:

They're actively uniting people to try and stop climate change and save multiple species that are near extinction. If you can't donate, here are some ways you can help prevent the extinction of animals:

-Recycle. This is a big one; By recycling, you can help prevent plastics and such from going to oceans, and by reusing the already massive amount of plastic that's outdoors.

-Green energy. Solar panels, wind turbines, etc. This may be more expensive at first, but it can help save energy on our planet that's a usual resource we have very limited of.

-Using scraps of food as fertilizer for your garden. Making a compost bin can help SO MUCH with your garden!! I used to put eggshells and other vegetable scraps in my mini herb garden and lemme tell ya, that catnip plant grew MASSIVE.

More tips to make your life greener:

#fuck yeah nature #nature #bird #i fucking love birds #birds #birds nature #global warming #climate crisis #common nighthawk #extinction #conservation #green energy #renewable resources #Youtube

[reasonsforhope]

“Tipping points happen when a small change — such as an incremental increase in global temperature — sparks a rapid and often irreversible transformation.

But they may not all be bad. "Positive" tipping points for the climate are also possible, as solar and wind power grows cheaper than fossil fuels, electric vehicles take off, meat substitutes become tastier and social norms shift.

"I think our best, and possibly last, hope of avoiding the bad tipping points is finding and triggering some good tipping points," said Tim Lenton, director of the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter.“ -via GoodGoodGood, 11/22/22

#climate change #sustainability #electric cars #tipping point #fossil fuels #renewable energy #renewable resources #good news #hope

[greenlifeinsights]

The Green Revolution: How Eco-Friendly Technology is Changing the Game

Welcome back to GreenLife Insight, your go-to source for all things eco-conscious living! In our previous blogs, we delved into the healing wonders of ecotherapy and offered you 10 simple ways to kickstart your sustainable journey. Today, we're diving headfirst into the world of eco-friendly technology and how it's reshaping our planet for the better.

The Age of Eco-Tech

Solar panels have become a symbol of clean energy and reduced carbon footprint.

In the past decade, we've witnessed an incredible surge in eco-conscious technology. From solar panels adorning rooftops to electric vehicles silently gliding through our streets, the age of eco-tech is upon us. It's not just about gadgets; it's a movement that promises a greener, healthier future for our planet.

Solar Energy: Powering the Sustainable Way

Solar farms are harnessing the power of the sun to generate clean energy.

Solar energy is at the forefront of this revolution. Solar panels, which convert sunlight into electricity, have become increasingly accessible to homeowners and businesses alike. They reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, lower electricity bills, and help combat climate change.

Electric Vehicles: Driving Towards a Greener Tomorrow

Electric cars are not only efficient but also eco-friendly, producing zero tailpipe emissions.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are another key player in the eco-tech revolution. They produce zero tailpipe emissions, reduce air pollution, and are quieter than traditional cars. With advancements in battery technology, range anxiety is becoming a thing of the past.

Smart Homes: Effortless Sustainability

Smart homes use technology to optimize energy consumption, reducing waste.

The concept of smart homes is also gaining traction. These homes use technology to optimize energy consumption, reducing waste and lowering utility bills. From smart thermostats that learn your preferences to energy-efficient appliances, every aspect of daily life can now be eco-conscious.

The Power of Sustainable Innovation

Innovators are continually developing eco-friendly tech solutions to combat climate change.

Innovation is the driving force behind this green revolution. Engineers, scientists, and entrepreneurs are constantly developing new solutions to combat climate change. From wind farms to biodegradable materials, the possibilities are endless.

Join the Movement

The green revolution is in full swing, and you can be a part of it. Embrace eco-friendly technology, reduce your carbon footprint, and help preserve the planet for future generations. Stay tuned to GreenLife Insight for more insights into sustainable living and the latest in eco-tech.

Remember, the future is green, and together, we can make a world of difference.

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I hope you enjoyed this blog post about the exciting developments in eco-friendly technology. If you have any questions or would like more information about any of the topics discussed, please feel free to leave a comment below. Your feedback and ideas are always welcome! Stay tuned for more GreenLife Insight blogs coming your way soon.

#echotech #green #solar energy #electric vehicles #life #sustainability #innovation #renewable resources #ecofriendly

[nr1-logo-design-inspiration]

Creative logo for wind energy startup ☆☆☆

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#wind energy #renewableenergy #renewable resources #power #wind turbines #wind #logo #process #corporate #branding #business #startup #company #graphic design

[adeerus]

Lignik - world's first 100% #renewable #biosynthetic material for construction - 10 year long research culminating into $10,000 #Lignik house for the developing nations. #affordablehousing

#australia #renewable resources #renewable transition #green arrow #climateactionnow #climate change #house #homeless #pakistan #asian #melbourne #perth #sustainable development #sustainable solutions

[freetheshit-outofyou]

I just don't know how people who are pushing "clean" energy while flying in jets and driving in motorcades of gas powered cars and look us in the face and say buy a $60,000 EV car, and convert your entire house to electric because it might be better. While also knowing that all the combined Wind, solar and thermal energy produced in the US can't support a single major city in the country perpetually. Literally can't do it. But 340 million people should do it right now. 12.5% of the entire nations energy needs come from renewables, sources that require, for the most part, large swaths of land to work. Now take into consideration Nevada has been trying to get 3 thermal energy plans built for years only to be held up by a toad. that's right a toad in the desert. So the ability to create "clean, renewable" power is dependant on finding the right place, with literally nothing living in it, while also making sure it will not cross historic tribal lands and will not displace native wildlife. I would love to know how we get access to enough land to make a 100% renewable power grid while also NOT affecting Native Lands and destroying wildland habitats. Because in Nevada where 80.1% of the state is controlled by the Federal "Gooberment" they can't make it work, how the hell are they going to make it work in states where the land is privately owned? (Eminent domaine.) Renewables are a rich persons pipe dream, for the rest of us living in the real world, it is a yoke we've been strapped with and told we need to make it work by plugging more and more items into an already over stressed and overworked antiquated electrical grid.

#us power grid #renewable resources

[kali-tmblr]

US renewable energy farms outstrip 99% of coal plants economically – study

#renewable energy #renewable resources #alternative energy #economics #us politics

[cross-border-communications]

Blue economy and green economy. Growing collaboration between Italy and Portugal.

The growth of the blue economy and the protection of the sea. Italy and Portugal joined together as part of a sustainable and inclusive economic growth of the blue economy and conservation of the sea.

In light of the strategic role played by the blue economy in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations 2030 Agenda, Italy and Portugal are strengthening scientific and economic research on marine economics and wave energy research. Furthermore, the Italian-Portuguese entrepreneurial institutions are implementing collaboration and research on joint economic projects and on the role of the seas for the sustainable development of the Mediterranean, underlining the urgency of adopting a global approach based on the principles of sustainability, the strengthening of scientific research and maritime safety.

Topics covered.

Algae and the blue bioeconomy

Research in the sector is still in its infancy, and algae production has reached a total turnover of 10.7 million euros in France, Spain, and Portugal. And Portugal represents an exciting hub to be also known for Italian companies.

Blue economy and renewables

Portugal benefits from being a "nation with maritime potential." In addition, emerging activities in the world of marine renewable energy, including floating offshore wind, wave, tidal power, and floating photovoltaic solar energy, can help Europe achieve its neutrality goal of carbon dioxide by 2050. However, even in this scenario, the Lisbon authorities are investing in implementing and spreading the meaningful opportunities arising from the exploitation of space and ocean water.

The "Sea Plan" of Portugal

In 2006 The country launched a national strategy for the sea, subsequently updated in 2104 and further implemented in the "Portugal Sea Plan," which is also the result of the ideas triggered by the Conference on Oceans organized by the United Nations in Lisbon. The Lisbon work highlighted the need to increase marine knowledge and technology to build the oceans' resilience and relaunch the sea's economic and social role, aiming to map 80% of the seabed by 2030.

The day's agenda addressed several important topics, such as promoting and strengthening sustainable economies; managing, protecting, conserving, and restoring marine and coastal ecosystems; minimizing ocean acidification, deoxygenation, and ocean warming; making fishing sustainable.

Themes, opportunities, and alternative energy that Portugal wants to develop to grow its national economy. And the synergy with Italian companies and institutions could further strengthen this vision, generating employment for the excellence of the local blue economy.

By Domenica Letizia Initially published ⏩ Italia e Portogallo insieme per la crescita della blue economy e la tutela del mare.

More you might like ⏩  The Board Behind

#renewable matter #renewable resources #materia rinnovabile #The Board Behind #blue economy #sustainable economies #marine conservation #algae #sustainable fishing

[fwskyrunner]

RENEWABLE ENERGY;

It is all about energy that is produced or collected from sources like wind, rain, tides, waves and sunlight e.t.c, these sources are naturally regenerated as we live, therefore they are inexhaustible.

How are sunlight, wind, rain, tides and waves renewable energy sources you ask?

=> Well sunlight is free, it can't run out(inexhaustible).It produces heat and light which is essential in solar energy generation.

=> Wind is also a renewable energy resource, it does not deplete therefore its power is continuously harnessed. The power of wind is relevant in the creation of wind turbines. Turbines converts the kinetic energy of wind into electrical energy.

#renewable energy #renewable resources

[0rph3u5]

I’ve had this question posed to me a couple of years back. I said it was a renewable resource and probably, to that date, far less than a whole tree.

#renewable resources

[okcnightowl]

The Solar Power Series by Tom Hegan

TOMHEGAN

#solar power #renewable resources #technology #photography

[ivygorgon]

Pass legislation to significantly expand transmission for clean energy NOW!

AN OPEN LETTER to THE PRESIDENT & U.S. CONGRESS

820 so far! Help us get to 1,000 signers!

Right now, there are at least 2,000 gigawatts of renewable energy waiting for permission to connect to power lines in the U.S., which is more than the total capacity of the country’s existing power plants. Wait times to connect new power plants to the grid can reach five years or more. Without rapidly improving transmission, the United States will not be able to achieve Biden's goal of 100% clean energy by 2035 or provide cheaper, more reliable electricity to American households. If the U.S. can’t build new transmission at a faster pace, roughly 80 percent of the emissions reductions expected from the Inflation Reduction Act–the largest climate legislation in U.S. history–might not happen.

That’s why I’m writing to urge Congress to pass legislation to significantly expand transmission for clean energy.

Multiple efforts are currently in play. Most recently in the House, Representatives Sean Casten and Mike Levin introduced the Clean Energy and Transmission Acceleration Act, (HR 6747) which would encourage the development of new transmission lines to carry renewable power where it’s needed while protecting the rights of communities to provide input on where lines are built and to benefit from their construction. I strongly support this bill.

But any legislation is better than none, and NONE of the bills proposed so far have been passed. This is not good.

Increasing access to clean energy will help tackle the climate crisis by ensuring the reliability of the grid and reducing consumers' bills. Renewable energies like wind and solar are quickly becoming the least expensive source of energy and we need to make sure as many people as possible get access to these clean, abundant energy sources.

Please pass a strong, fair transmission bill—like HR 6747—that prioritizes clean energy, climate change, and environmental justice. This is urgent; all of our children are counting on us to secure their futures. Thanks.

▶ Created on April 23 by Jess Craven · 819 signers in the past 7 days

📱 Text SIGN PMNVSR to 50409

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#JESSCRAVEN101 #PMNVSR #resistbot #Clean Energy #Renewable Energy #Climate Action #Transmission Expansion #Green Energy #Clean Energy Now #Climate Change #Energy Infrastructure #Renewables #Climate Crisis #Energy Policy #Infrastructure Bill #Green Grid #Renewable Power #Energy Transition #Climate Legislation #Sustainable Energy #Clean Tech #Electric Grid #Energy Security #Energy Equity #Renewable Future #Grid Modernization #Climate Justice #Energy Innovation #Renewable Resources #Energy Efficiency

[poojagblog-blog]

The global Solid Biomass Feedstock Market is expected to reach USD 36.2 billion by 2029 from USD 26.6 billion in 2024 at a CAGR of 6.3% during the forecast period according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™. Solid biomass feedstock refers to organic materials which are in solid state sourced from different sources such as agriculture, forestry, and organic waste, which can be utilized for energy production via combustion, gasification, or other conversion methods. These resources, are renewable and easily accessible, rendering them crucial for generating heat, electricity, and biofuels. Solid biomass feedstock serves as a cornerstone in the shift toward sustainable energy systems, providing a carbon-neutral substitute for fossil fuels and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.

#Solid Biomass Feedstock #Solid Biomass Feedstock Market #biomass #biomethane #bioenergy #biofuels #biorefinery #biofuel #biomass energy #Biomass Feedstock #biomass power generation market #energy #energia #power generation #utilities #power #utility #electricity #renewable power #renewableenergy #renewable resources #biomass gasification