Monthly Archives: April 2021
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Organic farmers seek successors, stability after a good year
[ad_1] BLOOMINGTON – Organic food producers have seen demand increase since the start of the pandemic. There is also a demand for more people to cultivate ... -
Wind energy of the future will cost 50% less than expected
[ad_1] Experts predict that the cost of wind power will shatter expectations in the decades to come and become a more affordable source of power in ... -
Clean energy is not the answer
[ad_1] The big push by President Biden and the left is on climate change. Of course, there is climate change, but to say that the science ... -
Seacoast Executives, Commerce Secretary Talk About Visa Workers, COVID Funding, Climate Change
[ad_1] Tourism and Seacoast business leaders want federal officials to approve more foreign visa and economic aid workers to support what they hope will be a ... -
Opinion: Here’s where investors can find money in Biden’s climate change targets
[ad_1] People who say the government can’t pick the winners often cite Solyndra, a thin-film solar cell company that went bankrupt in 2011 after receiving $ ... -
AP Top Stories April 26 A
[ad_1] The daily beast Man trying to escape raid at super-spreader party was impaled by a spear Pedro Vilela A man in Brazil was trapped by ... -
How renewables could kill fossil electricity by 2035: new report
[ad_1] The 250-meter-high chimney of the former Steag power station in Lünen, Germany, collapses. the … [+] Falling renewable energy costs could exclude fossil fuels entirely ... -
U.S. cities bought more renewable energy than ever in 2020
[ad_1] As the world falls victim to the financial blow of COVID-19, local governments across the United States are under tremendous pressure as cities and counties ... -
if i could buy a single FTSE 100 share it would be this
[ad_1] If I had to choose just one FTSE 100 to buy back all the UK stocks I have, I would acquire HSE (LSE: SSE). There ... -
Greens are calling for at least 70% of the supply chain for all new onshore wind projects to come from Scotland, as they plan to double the size of the sector by 2030
[ad_1] The Inverness Greens and Nairn’s candidate Ariane Burgess. The Scottish Greens have called for at least 70% of the supply chain for all new onshore ...
