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Kingwood Texas Floods Again, May 2024.

May 5, 2024 By Egberto Willies

Kingwood Texas Floods Again, May 2024.

Once again, the Kingwood, Texas, area is experiencing a significant flood. It is becoming a way of life that engineering can solve, but our political and economic system proves incapable of mitigating.

Filed Under: Environment, Local News Tagged With: Clubs of Kingwood, flood, Forest Cove, Humble, Kings Point, Kings Point Kingwood, Kingwood, Kingwood Drive, Kingwood Flooding, Kingwood Floods, Kingwood Greens, Kingwood Greens Flooding, Kingwood Lakes, Kingwood Texas, Lake Houston, Lake Houston Blvd, Lake Houston Boulevard, Royal Shores, San Jacinto, San Jacinto River, Scenic Shore Park

Could plain-ol’ beach sand be the next frontier in renewable energy?

April 27, 2024 By EarthTalk

In our ongoing quest for sustainable energy solutions, innovative technologies are necessary to complement renewable sources like solar and wind power.

Filed Under: Environment, Evergreen

What is wind repowering and why are environmentalists so bullish on it?

April 27, 2024 By EarthTalk

One of the most common forms of clean energy is wind power. People from around the world could recognize a wind farm from just one look.

Filed Under: Environment, Evergreen

Woe the pancakes! Is maple syrup really at risk due to global warming?

April 27, 2024 By EarthTalk

Maple syrup, that staple of the American breakfast table, is not only a cherished product across North America, but also plays a significant role in the economies of Quebec and Vermont.

Filed Under: Environment, Evergreen

What is “pre-bunking” when it comes to climate change?

April 27, 2024 By EarthTalk

The act of pre-bunking has grown in popularity, especially since the 2020 election. It is a way to combat misinformation by warning people about it before they encounter it online or in real life.

Filed Under: Environment, Evergreen

What are the potential health and environmental impacts of cement plants.

April 27, 2024 By EarthTalk

Cement is a component of concrete, mortar and other materials. It has many uses as a binding product—roads, sidewalks and patios would be very different without it.

Filed Under: Environment, Evergreen

Why are Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, among others, so bullish on developing nuclear fusion

April 27, 2024 By EarthTalk

While nuclear fission is commonly used in nuclear power plants across the globe, nuclear fusion is a lesser-known process.

Filed Under: Environment, Evergreen

Why is protecting the greater sage grouse such a hot button issue

April 7, 2024 By EarthTalk

The greater sage grouse, best known for its unusual mating dance and bulky, turkey-like appearance, has long been an emblem of the American West. However, researchers have found that this iconic bird species is in jeopardy.

Filed Under: Environment

What is the so-called “embodied carbon.

April 7, 2024 By EarthTalk

As the process of reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions continues to grow in importance, the building operations industry has been working hard on limiting theirs. The problem is that this industry typically targets operational carbon rather than embodied carbon

Filed Under: Environment

What was the point of eco-activists throwing soup at the Mona Lisa?

March 31, 2024 By EarthTalk

n Sunday, January 28, 2024 two women walked into the Louvre, went up to what may be the most famous painting in the world, and hurled pumpkin soup at the enticing smile of the Mona Lisa. On the women’s t-shirts the words “FOOD RIPOSTE” could be read written in thick black marker.

Filed Under: Environment

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