Students Access the Outdoors through NHEE’d To Get Outside Grants The New Hampshire Environmental Educators awarded over $30,000 in NHEE’d to Get Outside grants to 23 schools and organizations for 2024. Schools and nonprofits receive this funding to help their … Continue reading →
The New Hampshire Environmental Educators awarded over $30,000 in NHEE’d to Get Outside grants to 23 schools and organizations for 2024. Schools and nonprofits receive this funding to help their students access the outdoors whether it is for admission and … Continue reading →
Katharine Gage Despite recent advances in climate legislation, the Earth is still on track to reach 3.3˚C of warming and an atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration of 1000 parts per million (ppm) by the end of the century. The last time … Continue reading →
Guy Payne Most weatherization technicians in the Weatherization Assistance Programs (WAP) have received training from both the state and locally at the various regional WAP agencies. Private weatherization companies typically use on-the-job training and formal training at the company headquarters. … Continue reading →
Michael J Daley OnLogic (www.onlogic.com), with its June 1,2022 groundbreaking for a new headquarters at Technology Park in South Burlington, Vermont, took a significant step to support the phenomenal growth of the company while fostering a sustainable relationship with planet … Continue reading →
In-house academic training for renewable energy professionals to earn electrical licensure in ME and NH ReVision Energy is an employee-owned solar company on a mission to build a better, cleaner future and empower our communities to do the same. They … Continue reading →
Daniel Costin As the program chair for the Renewable Energy Engineering Technology degree program at Vermont Technical College (VTC), I have oversight of the process to determine what subjects are taught. The key to this process is the involvement of … Continue reading →
Michael J. Daley The typical “solar farm’ with large swaths of – to some – beautiful glistening blue solar panels may look like a monolithic ground cover when glimpsed from the highway, but in fact there is ample open space … Continue reading →
Janis Petzel, M.D. How did we go from tens of thousands of years of simply collecting pitch from naturally occurring tar pits, to the mass extraction and production of petroleum products in the past 150 years? It may have been … Continue reading →
Phil Coupe Amid the noise, haste, and chaos of modern life there are more positive developments for humanity than one might think. Everyone focuses on the disasters of the climate crisis, and while those do motivate our daily work, we … Continue reading →