Tag: climate action
A Pseudo Book Review: Solvable: How We Healed The Earth, And How We Can Do It Again
For International Women’s Month, I went searched for female power in the field of renewables, electric vehicles, and a clean Earth. This is the first of a couple of stories, and I hope we can get faster replies from our selection of women leaders for the good of Mother Earth. … [continued]
The post A Pseudo Book Review: Solvable: How We Healed The Earth, And How We Can Do It Again appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Sierra Club Endorses John Cavanaugh for Congress
Omaha, NE — Today, the Sierra Club announced its endorsement of State Senator John Cavanaugh in the 2026 election for the office of House of Representatives in Nebraska’s Second Congressional District. “John Cavanaugh is the leader our community needs to fight for a healthier, cleaner, and more affordable future,” said Sharon Clawson, … [continued]
The post Sierra Club Endorses John Cavanaugh for Congress appeared first on CleanTechnica.
How Sustainable Were The 2026 Olympics, Really?
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is proud of the sustainability actions it required the host country, Italy, to implement for the 2026 Milano Cortina Games. Measures included minimizing negative impacts on the environment and using the Games’ visibility to showcase sustainable solutions. Protecting biodiversity and managing resources sustainably, the Committee … [continued]
The post How Sustainable Were The 2026 Olympics, Really? appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Ahead of anniversary, northern Michigan recounts ice storm impacts
Those affected by the ice storm last year spoke about their experiences during the days and weeks after the devastation at an event organized by climate advocacy groups.
Rethinking Nature As Economic Climate Capital — And A Really Valuable Investment
We hear a lot about sea level rise and the effects it is having on coastal communities. The media sometimes morbidly plays and replays footage of homes collapsing from their high cliff footings into the pounding surf. As someone who is lucky enough to live at the beach, I’ve tried … [continued]
The post Rethinking Nature As Economic Climate Capital — And A Really Valuable Investment appeared first on CleanTechnica.