Category: Climate change
Climate Communications — From Losing the Argument to Winning It
Continuing from part one, here is part two of a two-part series on fixing climate communications. Winston Churchill: “The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” If it is a truism that age and experience bring perspective, then, as someone who is 50+ and … [continued]
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Fixing Climate Communications
Part one of a two-part series. The Potential Energy Coalition just released Fixing Climate Communications 2026, which deserves more than my LinkedIn post. Commissioned by The Rockefeller Foundation and grounded in data from over 83,000 survey respondents across six countries, six years of message testing, and more than 1,350 randomized … [continued]
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Future Proof Shipping Wasn’t Future Proof For Hydrogen Cargo
Future Proof Shipping gave hydrogen cargo shipping something most hydrogen shipping announcements never provide: working vessels. H2 Barge 1 and H2 Barge 2 were not artist renderings, conference-stage concepts or another memorandum of understanding. They were inland cargo vessels converted to hydrogen fuel-cell operation and put into real freight service … [continued]
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Federal regulators begin review of plans for small nuclear reactors at Palisades plant
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has begun reviewing a proposal to build two new small modular reactors at the Palisades nuclear plant complex in Van Buren County.
Electric vehicle accessibility is disproportionate in Michigan despite policies that consider equity
One study examines how policies surrounding electric vehicles have considered low-income and disadvantaged communities and how disproportionate ownership remains despite equity consideration.