MIAMI MISERY
Floods in Miami have become a routine part of life, as monthly tide peaks percolate up through sewers during so-called[…]
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Author: Gail McCormick
Gail McCormick has been a leader in climate change activism for over 40 years. Her relevant award-winning art has been shown in museums, university galleries, and at the landmark UN Rio Conference. As a board member of HealthLink, she helped eradicate antiquated Massachusetts coal power plants and has been chair of Sustainable Arlington, MA. She has a Master’s degree from Columbia University. Follow her on Twitter @GailMcCormick20.
SOLAR BIKE PATHS
Two new PV bike-path projects now operate in the Netherlands, each spanning 1,000 square meters. The solar cells are protected[…]
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BE PREPARED
With future climate related disasters likely, here’s what you need: water medicine first-aid kit change of clothes flashlight, extra batteries[…]
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PANAMA CANAL PROBLEMS
The Panama Canal’s future could be problematic along with global trade. Facing a near unprecedented rainfall deficit the Canal has[…]
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EDIBLE ALGAE
Ingestion of two of the most commercially available algal species rich in protein supports muscle remodeling in young healthy adults.[…]
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MORE ON LAWSUITS
In a unanimous decision, a federal appeals court ruled that the District of Columbia’s climate fraud lawsuit against ExxonMobil, Shell,[…]
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SUPER SOLAR TOWER
A simple, clever twist in solar tower design produces power 24/7. Unlike conventional unidirectional towers, which rely on hot air[…]
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DISTURBING DISINFORMATION
The Climate Action Against Disinformation (CAAD) coalition reported early in 2023 that a sample of fossil fuel sector-linked entities spent[…]
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OFF THE GRID WATER
A portable cabinet equipped with solar, water filtration, and a hot water heater can produce 200 gallons per hour of[…]
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VINYL CHLORIDE VICTIMS
Appalachia’s fracking boom is fueling expansion of American plastics manufacturing, including production of vinyl chloride, the carcinogen used to make[…]
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