Category: Climate Crisis
Solar & Farming Can Share Land, But The Details Matter
Agrivoltaics has become one of those ideas that is simple enough to fit on a social media tile and complex enough to be mangled by one. The image that prompted this discussion showed a farmer kneeling beneath solar panels in front of vegetables, sheep, mountains, and an American flag, with … [continued]
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US Plan To Allocate Water From The Colorado River Will Severely Impact California, Arizona, & Nevada
Crunch time has come for communities that rely on water from the Colorado River. California, Arizona, and Nevada will be directly affected.
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Nuclear Imaginaries, Hydrogen Assumptions, And The Grid Reality Models Still Miss
An Energy Research & Social Science paper crossed my screen recently that put structure around something visible to anyone who has compared nuclear forecasts with build rates. Nuclear power has been projected to grow faster, cheaper and more broadly than it actually has, not once or twice, but across decades, … [continued]
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Feds’ order to halt closure of aging Michigan coal plant is illegal, plaintiffs tell judges
Attorneys for the state of Michigan and environmental groups told a federal appeals court that the U.S. Energy Department falsely claimed an energy emergency.
Stateside: Friday, May 15, 2026
Today on the show, we’re headed to Lake Erie, where efforts are underway to restore the lake sturgeon population, in the latest installment of Michigan Public’s series – Beyond the Shore. And then we hear from two performing arts professionals on starting a Spanish Language theater troupe in West Michigan, the first of its kind in Grand Rapids.