Martin Wahl We know the sad stories from 2025 – the virtual end of residential clean energy support from the Feds, and mostly restricted or downgraded commercial incentives. So, what’s a household to do? Federal incentives for solar projects started … Continue reading →
Barb and Greg Whitchurch Links are clickable in the online edition We have built a world of remarkable convenience, a world where almost-instant gratification is often just a click away. But this progress has a dark side: pollution. It is … Continue reading →
What’s This Costing Us ($)? Martin Wahl Well, Earth, we did it! Scientists have determined that 2024 likely exceeded the 1.5-degree Celsius (2.7 degree Fahrenheit) limit set for global warming above the average temperature between 1880 and 1900 at the … Continue reading →
Please Note: This file was posted for search engines to find the article. To see the article as it appeared in print, please go to Can the Electric Grid Keep up with the Transition? and scroll down. Martin Wahl Note: … Continue reading →
Please Note: This file was posted for search engines to find the article. To see the article as it appeared in print, please go to A Deal to Move Away From Fossil Fuels! George Harvey The U.S. Energy Information Administration … Continue reading →