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Chinese Defy Pollution, a Stubborn Visitor

Chinese Defy Pollution, a Stubborn Visitor

Like ghosts floating in a dim netherworld, the dancers twirled, spun and curtsied in smog so dense that couples a few steps away seemed to be murky apparitions suspended in a gray haze. Filthy air has swamped much of northern China for weeks, but some amateur dancers have stuck to their outdoor ballroom routines.

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Climate change in 2016: the good, the bad, and the ugly

Climate change in 2016: the good, the bad, and the ugly

This past year had so many stories involving human-caused climate change – it will be forever in our memories. Here is a summary of some of the high points, from my perspective. When I say “high points” I don’t necessarily mean good. Some of these high points are bad and some are downright ugly. Let’s do the good first.

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Green Charge: The Energy Storage Startup Transforming A $100 Billion Market

Green Charge: The Energy Storage Startup Transforming A $100 Billion Market

The energy storage industry has grown to become a $100 billion market, projected to reach $250 billion by 2040. This massive valuation is due, in part, to more than 50% of consumer energy bills being attributed to peak hour charges. Noticing the need to make energy usage more affordable and efficient, paired with a passion to improve the planet, one entrepreneur launched a company aimed at transforming the way we use energy.

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Crescita al carbonio: paesi “buoni” e “cattivi”

Crescita al carbonio: paesi “buoni” e “cattivi”

 

di Alessandro Lanza

I temi della responsabilità storica e della ripartizione nel futuro budget del carbonio sono stati pietre angolari della Cop22 che si è tenuta in Marocco. Sono anche le due problematiche su cui ci siamo soffermati nei due articoli precedenti di questa “trilogia del carbonio”, largamente concentrata sulle emissioni e rafforzata da alcune considerazioni sulla popolazione.

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