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26/01/2024

Dive into the exciting world of mobility with the latest episode of the Green Place. revolution

12/11/2023

Episode 4 of the Green Place is live! Tune in on Spotify or Apple Podcasts to learn more about green hydrogen.

14/10/2023

Give a listen to our first published interview on heat pumps, the exciting heating solution!

James interviews Matt Lanigan of GridBid to discuss how the average homeowner can take advantage of government incentives to integrate heat pumps as a way to help save our planet.

31/07/2023

Excited to announce our upcoming podcast, the Green Place! Stay tuned for insightful conversations with the leaders and thinkers behind the green revolution!

29/07/2023

We were named a top 90 climate change blog by Feedspot!

Best Climate Change Blogs. Follow them to know about observable effects on the environment, change that includes both global warming driven by human-induced emissions of greenhouse gases and the resulting large-scale shifts in weather patterns, and much m

26/07/2023

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/26/business/energy-environment/electric-vehicles-fast-chargers-automakers.html?smid=url-share

Small steps are being made in the right direction.

The companies will jointly spend at least $1 billion to build a North American network in an effort to persuade more people to buy battery-powered cars and trucks.

05/07/2023

Greenly editor Ben Narwold repping Greenly on the California Coast. Ben studied environmental science at UC Davis and is headed to Hawaii this fall to work on algae for biofuels. Thanks Ben for all your hard work refining Greenly’s articles to be top-notch.

03/07/2023

Greenly editor James Atfield showing Greenly some love on a trip back home in Australia. James was inspired to enter the sustainability field having watched Australia become increasingly hotter due to climate change. Thank you James for your work ensuring Greenly’s content is of the highest caliber.

26/04/2023

Greenly editor James Atfield wrote a primer on the Voluntary Carbon (VCM) markets. https://greenly.co/articles/297

Front page of the green revolution.

24/03/2023

New article on the pros, cons, and future of lab grown meat and how it can help the environment is up now on our site! Link in bio.

20/03/2023

https://greenly.co/articles/289 Phillip Shabecoff writes for Greenly on Greta Thunberg.

Front page of the green revolution.

03/03/2023

CEO attended a Fridays For Future strike in NYC today. Green revolution now!

03/03/2023

19/02/2023

Writer Benjamin Narwold discusses the need to preserve tropical forests. https://greenly.co/articles/255

Front page of the green revolution.

16/08/2022

Inflation Reduction Act will dedicate $369 billion towards the climate. It is the biggest piece of climate legislation in history.

19/02/2022

France is a trailblazer in developing sustainable transportation.

https://fb.watch/bgQwipc8tk/

14/01/2022

Writer Ted Shabecoff discusses the landscape for electric vehicles.
https://greenly.co/articles/59

Front page of the green revolution.

05/09/2021

Peter Sutoris writes for Scientific America that to solve the Environmental crisis should is design our educational system not to generate productive workers, but to produce creative thinkers and doers. See the link in our bio to read more.

01/09/2021

Author Alexandra Tempus pens an opinion piece that climate could displace entire communities. She points out that in the United States, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center found 1.7 million disaster-related displacements in 2020 alone. Check the link in our bio to read.

31/08/2021

As the Caldor fire continues to send panic and destruction across Lake Tahoe, Thomas Fuller and Livia Albeck-Ripka report from the ground for the New York Times. Despite the best efforts, and millions spent, by California authorities, the wild fire’s relentless path has revealed an ominous warning about the potential fires of the future out west and the difficulties that will come in containing them. Check the link in our bio to read.

📸: Max Whittaker

30/08/2021

Climate change could have been one of the catalysts for Covid 19. Finding solutions to our climate crisis is crucial to stopping the spread of new pathogens.

https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/c-change/subtopics/coronavirus-and-climate-change/

Climate solutions are pandemic solutions.

30/08/2021

Somonini Sengupta writes for the New York Times on how conflict is exasperating climate change in Afganistan and other war torn nations. She reports that parts of Afganistan have warmed twice as much as the global average. Facing natural crisis, the population resorts to extremism. Follow the link to read more. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/30/climate/afghanistan-climate-taliban.html

27/08/2021

New York Times editor Spencer Lindell writes how nuclear energy could help in our efforts to fight climate change. He notes that the United States gets 60 percent of its electricity from fossil fuels. The remaining 20 percent is from Nuclear power. In France 70 percent of energy is derived from nuclear. The U.S can catchup by investing more in nuclear. Link in our bio to read more.

24/08/2021

🌲 🌲 🌲 Wall Street Journal’s Ryan Dezember chats about how people are finally being paid to stop chopping down trees to sell to sawmills and the many ways that will influence the carbon offset market moving forward in the latest episode of The Journal. Listen to the podcast by heading to the link in our bio.

23/08/2021

A new experimental textile called metafabric is being tested to help cool down the wearer in order to reduce the need for air conditioning. Click the link in our bio to read up on this developmental personal heat management material.

Article by Jess Craig for Wired.

23/08/2021

Rebecca Hersher writes for NPR about how the recent floods in Tennessee and other local destructive weather patterns are no longer anomalies but a new reality. Click the link in bio to read and see why taking action against climate change is now more important than ever.

Photo by Mark Humphrey/AP.

20/08/2021

A new Guest Essay in the New York Times entitled ‘This Is the World Being Left to Us by Adults’, penned by youth climate activists Greta Thunberg, Adriana Calderon, Farzara Farouk Jhuma, and Eric Njuguna, sounds the alarm over last week’s “code red for humanity” issued by the United Nations. Click the link below to give this important op-ed a read: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/19/opinion/climate-un-report-greta-thunberg.html

Illustration by The New York Times / Photograph by Pablo Blazquez + Stringer

28/07/2021

The climate is nearing a tipping point past which extreme weather patterns will be a permanent reality.

Around 13,000 researchers have called for urgent action to slow down the climate emergency as extreme weather patterns shock the world. They listed three core measures.