Solar farms can protect habitats and biodiversity
A recent study shows how solar-pollinator habitats can solve two environmental problems at once
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A surge in energy-intensive computing threatens America’s renewable energy transition
New appliance efficiency standards curb pollution and reduce water waste
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Celebrating National Public Lands Day
6 million kids now attend a solar-powered school
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Heat pump water heater sales soar
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There’s now five times more solar than nuclear power in the world
New report finds global nuclear power capacity is less than the solar added in 2023 alone
NEW DATA: Large share of U.S. climate pollution comes from handful of coal and gas plants
America’s most polluting facilities emit more greenhouse gasses than some entire states.
Meet the wildlife of the Dolores River Canyonlands: desert bighorn sheep
One important player to the ecosystem of the Dolores River canyons is the desert bighorn sheep, a subspecies distinct from the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep found in cooler, alpine regions.
Meet the wildlife of Colorado’s Dolores River Canyons: peregrine falcon
The Dolores River canyonlands provide a vital habitat for an array of wildlife. This week, meet the peregrine falcon, the fastest animal on the planet and a species of conservation concern in Colorado.
Bees’ noses are blinded by air pollution
New study shows air pollution is making it tough for bees to navigate their surroundings.
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Alison Gallensky, Rocky Mountain Wild
