Jenny Chase 2025 “opinions about solar” thread
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Salmon clear last Klamath dams, reaching Williamson and Sprague rivers
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Mosquitoes have been found in Iceland for the first time as global heating makes the country more hospitable for insects
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'It was the start of a new movement': The Dutch rewilding project that took a dark turn
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‘World’s largest’ industrial heat battery is online and solar-powered
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Root system drawings
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The Icelandic volcanic island of Surtsey emerged in the 1960s, and scientists say studying its development offers hope for damaged ecosystems worldwide
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How soon will the seas rise?
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Canadian gas price hits sub-zero as liquefied natural gas plant hiccups keep supply high
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Can we bury enough wood to slow climate change?
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Scientists say they have solved the mystery of what killed more than five billion sea stars
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Hover flies are long-distance travellers
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Nine volcanic eruptions since late 2023 have shaken Grindavík in Iceland, forcing residents to repeatedly evacuate – most have moved away, but some have stayed, hoping life can return to normal
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The liquid air alternative to fossil fuels
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Wolves have returned to Denmark, and not everyone is happy about it
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Shipping emissions mandate led to spike in global temperatures
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The manmade clouds that could help save the Great Barrier Reef
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Base Power raises $1B to deploy home batteries everywhere
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Bioswales
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America's dumbest crop: grass
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Eliminating contrails from flying could be incredibly cheap
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Earth is getting darker and it’s changing the planet’s climate balance
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'Cementing over our own future': Europe's nature loss is 600 football pitches daily
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US solar will pass wind in 2025 and leave coal in the dust soon after
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Giant sinkhole in Chilean mining town haunts residents, three years on
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Jane Goodall, chimp expert, dies at 91
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Hydropower, heat pumps and EVs made Norway a climate darling. Oil and gas exports made it rich. The paradox shaping this country's future – and the world's energy transition.
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How Denmark plans to roll out the world's first cow burp tax – government is investing billions in technologies to help farmers cut livestock emissions
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The country with Europe's most radical climate plan – an interview with Petteri Orpo, prime minister of Finland
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‘Grue jay’ hybrid spotted in Texas
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Human impacts of wildfires worsen even as total burned area declines
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Fossil fuel decline, though still nascent, is already hitting countries leading the electric vehicle boom like China and Norway
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Fat Bear Week is here early, and the bears are fat and playful
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Stones have been ‘overfished’ from the sea – here's how Denmark's rocky reefs are being restored
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The battle for sand: murders, impunity and environmental destruction in the Dominican Republic
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The 2025 prediction map for when fall foliage will reach different areas of the US
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California's next energy experiment is happening above aqueducts, reducing evaporation and increasing solar panel efficiency
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China cut fertilizer use and still increased crop yields (2018)
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Earth has now passed peak farmland. What's next?
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Commentary: prepare to say a frond farewell to Los Angeles’ palm trees
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Land mines and tuberculosis are no match for Tanzanian rat species trained to sniff out danger and disease
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Sheldrick Wildlife Trust: adopt a baby elephant
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Hector (cloud)
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Why Denmark's plan to speedrun the EU's new climate target is in trouble – bloc's biggest players want to delay a vote on the 2040 emissions-cutting milestone
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He knew Greenland's melting ice better than anyone. Then he disappeared into it.
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The fight to stop poaching: what if we’ve been doing it wrong? (2018)
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From sea to table to sea: How recycled oyster shells are restoring the Alabama coast
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The beefsteak plant
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ReTuna shopping mall in Sweden is the first in the world to sell only secondhand and repurposed items – established in 2015, it's a municipality-led experiment in circular consumption
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Finland and Poland are both considering rewetting dried-out peatbogs to form defence barriers against a potential Russian ground invasion
31 votes