The (indoor) farm in your city backyard
(Salad) greens for days. Plus stories from Detroit, New England and renewable energy is actually a very old story in the US
The summer of disaster is back
Lawsuits and a very blunt lobbyist.
Coming back to it
Have you missed me? The Planet You Save took an unplanned hiatus because of other work. But I wanted to make sure members got at least one dispatch.
The real reason I hate climate change
Your local vampires are sticking around longer
Six months later at a climate disaster
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My own climate home makeover plan
A climate reporter turns to her own house.
Electrify everything (in my house)
Your neighbor may have better info than Google
A fishy business deal
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Recruiting female electricians and big refinery questions
Climate action stories in Montana, Philly and Colorado
How banks made the US Gulf Coast a fossil fuel export hub
Banks are funding green energy, but nowhere near the amount needed.
California’s gas price-gouging bill is all about Big (Oil) Data
But not everyone is going to be able to see it
Reading from the warming Arctic
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The incentives driving more solar onto the town dump
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Interested, Frustrated, Hopeful, Sad
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Solar at the extremes
Alaska's largest solar array will also be a research site for adding agriculture
The World As She Knew It
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One hard-hit community measures its own air quality
A lack of trust means this group is setting up their own air monitor data downwind of Colorado's last refinery
The heat pumps are coming! (Well, eventually)
The long journey to lower-carbon polluting homes
An airport solar plan, the state that hates EVs and keeping tabs on clean energy funding
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Reading Generation Dread, at your own pace
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