Could Garbage Fuel Airplanes?

  Twenty miles east of Reno, Nevada, garbage trucks skip the landfill and stop at Fulcrum BioEnergy, where tons of egg shells, coffee grinds, mattresses and other refuse are dumped into a large holding area. Two hours later, this garbage leaves the facility...

‘Ecological intensification’ swaps pesticides for biodiversity

While farmers often turn to pesticides and herbicides to get as much produce as possible from their land, there’s something new on the menu that could employ nature’s own resources instead. Intensive agriculture aims to achieve the highest yield at the lowest cost...

Environmental Benefits of Fuel-efficient Cars That All Should Know

  In today’s day and age, where there is a scarcity of fossil fuels, increase in pollution, and global warming, we should consider buying cars that are fuel-efficient. By doing so, we can help reduce the damage that is being done on our environment. We are...
Finding Common Ground and Dissolving Echo-Chambers

Finding Common Ground and Dissolving Echo-Chambers

This program is born from Post Election Sessions at Summit at Sea 2016 with Beau Willimon (Creator of House of Cards), Erin Brockovich (brockovich.com) and Lisa Gautier (President of MatterofTrust.org). Everybody wants clean water, great schools and more jobs! We are...

Energy Storage Hits the Rails Out West

  Compared to the mechanics of chemical batteries, the idea behind rail storage is simple. During periods of low electricity demand, power is dispatched from the nearby grid to pull a chain of weighted train cars uphill. And there they will sit—losing no power to...