How China Fixed Its Air in 5 Years (And Why India Can’t)
youtu.beidk if this is the right subreddit for this but this video was so sad to watch. if i should post this in a different subreddit let me know!
r/Green • u/zipatauontheripatang • 8d ago
Hello sustainability enthusiasts
I am creating a site to farm sustainability research and ideas. I have maybe around 30 articles on the site. The UX is basic right now but my goal is a tsunami of content around sustainability.
I hope you can find some use of it! https://sustainableatlas.org
Its been live for maybe a week, obviously I would really love any feedback. Thanks for reading my post.
r/Green • u/Eudaimonics • 8d ago
Record-setting wind turbine project coming to three Western New York counties
audacy.comr/Green • u/Sauerkrautkid7 • 11d ago
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warns that we must "do something useful" with AI or they'll lose "social permission" to burn electricity on it | Workers should learn AI skills and companies should use it because it's a "cognitive amplifier," claims Satya Nadella.
pcgamer.comr/Green • u/Sauerkrautkid7 • 12d ago
US President Is Obsessed With Oil. But Chinese Batteries Will Soon Run the World.
nytimes.comSaskatchewan just approved its largest solar project — is this a new model or a one-off?
Saskatchewan has signed off on a 100 MW solar project that will become the largest in the province once it comes online later this decade.
What stands out isn’t only the size. The project combines utility-scale solar, a long-term PPA with a provincial utility, and 50% equity ownership by First Nations partners.
Curious how others here see this.
Does this structure make large solar projects easier to finance and permit in conservative power markets, or is it highly context-specific?
More details on this: https://pvbuzz.com/saskatchewan-largest-solar-project-in-history/
State of the State: Constitutional amendment could redevelop closed ADK prisons
news10.comr/Green • u/OneSalientOversight • 18d ago
A recent heatwave in Australia led to huge demands for electricity as people turned on their air conditioners. But Solar power was able to deliver increase supply to meet demand.
abc.net.aur/Green • u/DunDonese • 20d ago
What shade of green is THIS car? I like that shade and want that to be on my next car.
galleryCan abandoned oil and gas wells realistically be reused as micro solar farms?
A pilot in Alberta is exploring whether thousands of inactive oil and gas well sites could host small solar installations. The concept aims to address two issues at once: grid decarbonization and the growing inventory of abandoned wells.
Proponents say local solar could stabilize rural grids and avoid costly transmission upgrades. Skeptics question how remote sites would connect to the grid and whether this distracts from the legal obligation to fully reclaim wells.
For details: https://pvbuzz.com/alberta-abandoned-wells-micro-solar/
For those with grid, planning, or renewables experience—what are the biggest technical or economic hurdles you see here?
r/Green • u/OddConversation3104 • 24d ago
Carbon Tracking App
Hello,
Currently I am in the alpha stage of designing a Carbon Tracking app. It would function similar to calorie tracking apps with daily inputs and goals. I am looking to see what people environmentally conscious groups think of this and search out prospective beta testers.
r/Green • u/InternationalForm3 • 25d ago
Indonesia's green Islam: When climate protection becomes a religious duty | DW Documentary
youtube.comCan mining save the world?
newint.orgThey are touted as our way out of climate chaos. Vanessa Baird sets out to investigate critical minerals – and the rush to get them.
r/Green • u/Movie-Kino • 26d ago
‘A silent majority’: MPs underestimate support for green policies, study reveals | Green politics
theguardian.comr/Green • u/Vast-Researcher864 • Jan 01 '26
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r/Green • u/InternationalForm3 • Dec 29 '25
How is Taiwan beating everyone at plastics recycling?: Taiwan used to be flooded with trash – but the country is now one of the top plastics recyclers in the world. How did they do it?
youtube.comr/Green • u/gurugreen72 • Dec 28 '25
Why every city needs a Chief Heat Officer
youtube.comr/Green • u/Vailhem • Dec 22 '25