Links of the Week
LINKS OF THE WEEK: Feb 12, 2024
Interesting stats on EVs and energy use in the US, developments in wind and tidal power, a plastic recycling microfactory, and an "unprecedented collapse" in EU fossil fuel generation.
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Links of the Week
LINKS OF THE WEEK: Aug 13-19, 2023
Tokyo mandates rooftop solar, EU's battery law goes into force, a HUGE legal win in Montana, and more.
solar
Tokyo mandates rooftop solar on all new single-family homes
A recent Wall Street Journal is calling the city's decision “a test case for whether solar power makes sense on urban rooftops.” My guess is… yes? 🤔
Shelter
"Is the way many cities have been designed making them even hotter?"
I like how this Forbes article headline is framed as a question when the answer is clearly YES. OBVIOUSLY.
Energy
Scientists say they've developed a process for transforming methane into green hydrogen and carbon
File this one under "good news if true!"
Energy
NYT: The Clean Energy Future is a Battle for Hearts and Minds
Sounds like the key to winning people over is to appeal to their values & wallets.
Community
Montreal's car-free streets "a mind-blowing success"
Remove the cars and the people will come – and hang out for hours.
Community
Youth Climate Activists Score a Huge Legislative Win in Montana
Young people like this give me so much hope for the future.
Links of the Week
LINKS OF THE WEEK: August 6-12, 2023
Green concrete, a win for the grid, using the ocean as a carbon sink, a new (mostly) car-free community in Toronto, and more.
Shelter
Tyndale Green: A Sustainable (Mostly) Car-Free Development in Toronto
Eco-friendly buildings, tons of natural green space, walkable amenities, and affordable housing. What's not to love?