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Recycling the disposable masks that were ubiquitous during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic may seem odd, but they are blowing down our streets, filling our landfills and polluting our water. Read on to discover some unusual ways entrepreneurs are upcycling these materials.
Climate change is increasing the instances of destructive weather events, but a focus on resiliency and renewable energy can mitigate the loss of life and life-giving substances: food, drinkable water and breathable air. Read on to discover how Florida’s Babcock Ranch is a beacon for resiliency.
We're thrilled to kick off a new season of the PHCPPros Behind the Wall podcast by interviewing our new host, PHC News Columnist and Caleffi Education and Industry Engagement Manager Max Rohr.
The company's PIRANHA T15 WET system will be installed in Aura's 21 slope-side residences, powered 100% by renewable energy resources within the residential building.
At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, a shift developed between human and animal activity — with no humans around, animals returned to old ecosystems. Read on to learn more about this phenomenon and discover how it relates to water quality.
A look at the most recent Geothermal Rising Conference in Nevada and how the different sectors came together to represent the industry as a whole unit.
BF Nagy touches on a myriad of climate change solutions in this story of Brock and Paige Donovan and their son, Atom. Read on for an excerpt of Nagy’s new novel.
As Congress passes green energy legislation, the Seattle Kraken’s Climate Pledge Arena showcases many of the technologies that can be used to reduce carbon emissions and recycle as much as possible in a large sports arena.
Drought and the war in Ukraine are major disruptions to the world’s wheat supply. And livestock is feeling the heat as they struggle to gain weight. Water conservation is one answer to the drought situation, but many areas of the United States don’t have the incentive to curtail water use.