climate change

Heat Without Fire: Deep Geothermal in the Northeastern U.S. December 15 7pm ET Deep geothermal heat could transform how energy is provided to communities…

Many wells were abandoned over the last century and are difficult to find and properly plug.

There are still things we can do about climate change, including changes to one of our biggest sources of climate polluting emissions: transportation.

"The plants literally drowned and died because the roots couldn't get any oxygen."

“You can’t leave it to the last minute. This is not like a term paper in college that you can just pull an all-nighter and make it happen.”

"Our soils aren’t that deep and are full of rocks and clay - if you try to dig around here, it's pretty difficult. So our soils saturate rapidly.”

“If these batteries are really big, can we use elements, can we use materials that are not very dangerous, that are Earth abundant, that are readily available?”

“I think that will be a gradual change.”

"We should engage in everyday actions and changes in our lifestyle, that reduce our environmental footprint, that often make us healthier and happier and save us money, things we ought to do anyway."

“You have these climate events happening, and we have systems that are built for things that happened 100 years ago, not what’s happening now. We need to shift focus to that.”