Category: Climate change
Saxophonist Marcus Elliot shifts park ambience into recorded album
Marcus Elliot, Detroit composer, musician, and saxophonist, records album detailing park sounds, including nature and park employees, and gives context as well as his reactions to different aspects of his project on Stateside.
Sierra Club Strongly Opposes Bill to Give Legal Immunity to Fossil Fuel Companies
Washington, DC — Today, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee will markup H.R. 8330, a bill that would shield fossil fuel companies from laws or lawsuits that would hold them accountable for their role in the climate crisis and related disasters. Fossil fuel corporations knew they were causing climate change in … [continued]
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Yellowjacket apocalypse? Nope, we’re just “bringing everything they like to that party”
Yellowjackets are out in full force in Michigan in late summer and fall, and they love when we wear bright colors and perfume, and serve them sugary drinks and hamburgers.
AI Is Climate Tech’s Newest Hype Layer — The Commercial Problems Are Older
Panthalassa raised $140 million this year to build autonomous ocean platforms that would generate electricity from waves and use it directly for AI inference computing at sea. The proposition removes one genuine problem for wave energy: instead of transmitting electricity back to shore through subsea cables and grid connections, put … [continued]
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ActionAid Report Argues For Cancelling Debt In Climate-Vulnerable Countries
All too often, climate-vulnerable countries find themselves tangled with opposing tensions. Sovereign debt invites a country’s growth, but the inherent burden blocks their ability to take important climate action. That conundrum has been revealed in a new report from ActionAid, alongside a series of possible solutions. The ActionAid report reveals … [continued]
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