Elizabeth Balzani Doug Long is a longtime avid reader of Green Energy Times (G.E.T.). Like many of our readers, he cares deeply about the state of the climate and the energy crisis, and wanted to share this message with G.E.T. … Continue reading →
Peter Sterling The last few weeks have laid bare the agenda of the Trump Administration and Vermont Governor Phil Scott to roll back progress on fighting climate change and the deployment of renewable energy. President Trump issued an executive order … Continue reading →
Cliff Krolick and Kat Tayor Map of the world’s rivers, free-flowing and impacted by human activity. (World Map with Countries) It is time to consider our Earth as a living, breathing being possessing systems that keep it running smoothly and … Continue reading →
A Post-Election Path to Climate Security Peter Dugas There is no sugar-coating what recent election results could mean for climate progress. The new administration has campaigned on rolling back climate successes and responds to near-universal calls for increased climate action … Continue reading →
Union of Concerned Scientists’ analysis finds that coastal communities face a sea level rise countdown, with a disturbing number of critical infrastructure assets at risk of frequent flooding. Michelle Rama-Poccia Under a blue sky with a cloud streaking across the … Continue reading →
Lead Legislators Believe This Could Be A Pivotal Year For The Constitutional Right Santa Fe, NM: Tuesday, January 7, 2025, legislators announced they had pre-filed the New Mexico Constitutional Green Amendment. Representative Joanne Ferrary, Senator Harold Pope, Jr., Senator Shannon Pinto, Representative … Continue reading →
Alan Betts One of the greatest challenges for our society is that so few people understand how the Earth system is managed by the Creator. In fact, very few want to know as their priorities lie elsewhere. In society there … Continue reading →
Press release from the Volvo Environment Prize Foundation Governments and organizations meet year-round to make crucial decisions to solve global environmental problems. Why, then, is progress so slow? This is the research area of Frank Biermann, a political scientist who … Continue reading →
Elizabeth Balzani People have known for quite some time that human activity is contributing to the changing climate. But what many people are not aware of is the fact that climate change is only one of seven planetary boundaries that … Continue reading →
NH Recreation Providers Feel Climate Impacts Far More than Visitors Madeleine Smith, Michael D. Ferguson, Lauren A. Ferguson, Alexandra R. Contosta, Elizabeth Burakowski, Dovev Levine, Shannon Rogers Read part 1 of this article in the August 2024 issue of Green … Continue reading →