You likely don’t think about it daily, but hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. We use it to power vehicles, heat buildings, and make electricity; even our space rockets run on hydrogen. Using hydrogen as energy...
Carbon dioxide released from burning coal and methane are known as two of the most damaging greenhouse gases contributing to climate change. Yet coal bed methane (CBM) is on the march, with a sizable market growth forecast for the next...
Net-zero emissions, carbon neutral, sustainability, and renewable energy are a few more phrases heard, read, and projected through modern news reports and literature. Governments and scientists are urging the world to undergo an energy...
As the world becomes more environmentally conscious in the face of climate change, the demand for green technology rises to help reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and increase sustainability. The increasing need for solar panels...
Energy production is a necessity in today’s life but much of it comes from sources that emit greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. These GHG emissions are a large reason why we’re dealing with unprecedented climate change. But just how serious...
Running out of room to dispose of solid waste is a growing problem in many parts of the world. A report by Solid Waste Environmental Excellence Performance (SWEEP) found that U.S. landfills could run out of capacity in less than two...
Nowadays, it seems you can’t go through a day without hearing phrases like “clean energy,” “renewables,” “carbon offsets,” “zero emissions,” and “carbon footprint” — and for good reason. Climate change is real; it can lead to a variety of...
Concern about the world’s leading environmental problems has grown from a simple inconvenient truth to movements large and small in countries around the globe. Students, activists, and concerned voters are calling for legislation to limit...
In the last 100 years, the planet has gone through dramatic and detrimental environmental changes due to industrialization and urbanization. Population growth and modern living standards have increased energy demand, driving widespread...
The average family contributes about 48,000 pounds of carbon pollution to global warming every year. It seems staggering, which can make counterbalancing that impact can seem like an impossible task. Yet, a shift in mindset and a few...
