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  1. Save our seabirds from the huge windfarm due to be built near Bass Rock | Letter
    By Guardian Staff

    The offshore windfarm at Berwick Bank is predicted to kill more than 4,000 birds in its first year alone – among them gannets, puffins and kittiwakes, writes Ashley Davies

    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #Birds #Environment #Windpower #Energy #Wildlife #Renewableenergy #TheGuardian #GuardianStaff

  2. ‘Limit overshoot, peak, decline’: A new global goal for climate change? | Climate Crisis

    The signing of the Paris Agreement by 200 countries in 2015 was a rare moment of global unity,…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #Africa #AU #Australia #Climate #climatecrisis #Energy #Features #Kenya #oilandgas #Politics #RENEWABLEENERGY #Science
    newsbeep.com/au/884500/

  3. Canadian petrosexuals are trying to take advantage of the situation in the Middle East by pitching Canada as a reliable alternative source of O&G... but we are highly vulnerable to being cut-off by a US blockade (which no longer can be considered an improbable situation). Nations are going to view Canadian O&G as a temporary stop gap measure until they can build out domestic renewable energy, which keeps working even if a trade choke point is closed, and leave Canadians holding a bag of useless infrastructure and environmental damage.

    #Canada needs to stop doubling down on O&G investment and shift our focus to developing domestic renewable energy equipment production (wind generators, solar panels, sodium batteries). As long as the trade choke points on our coasts are open we can export and the long term international market prospects are vastly superior to O&G. We can also make sure it is Canadian owned, keeping the profits in Canada, rather than foreign owned like O&G.

    #cdnpoli #oil #renewableEnergy

  4. Oil prices surge as US-Iran strikes intensify in Strait of Hormuz | Oil and Gas News

    Oil prices are rising to nearly a six-week high amid a wave of strikes between the United States…
    #NewsBeep #News #Business #AsiaPacific #BusinessandEconomy #CA #Canada #China #Economy #Energy #Financialmarkets #Irán #MiddleEast #OilandGas #renewableenergy #UnitedStates #US&Canada #US-IsraelwaronIran
    newsbeep.com/ca/887832/

  5. Build a solar project evidence pack before the investment meeting

    Five checks to make project scope, solar resource, energy estimates, capital costs and financing assumptions traceable before an investment meeting.

    expertpromodels.wordpress.com/

  6. Another US State Just Made Plug-In Solar Legal: No Permit, No Utility, No Landlord Veto. Via @theelectricvking #RenewableEnergy ♻️⚡🌎 youtu.be/admenee5RNw?...

    Another US State Just Made Plu...

  7. Spain’s electricity demand rises 2.4% in August as solar generation strengthens

    Spain’s electricity demand increased 2.4% in August 2026 compared with the same month last year after adjusting for temperature and…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #BET #Renewableenergy
    europesays.com/spain/81992/

  8. Landholders say renewable energy zone 'void' due to missing report
    By Max Tillman

    Landholders launch legal action in the NSW Supreme Court, hoping to overturn the declaration of the New England renewable energy zone.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-07/leg

    #RenewableEnergy #RegionalDevelopmentandPlanning #Courts #MaxTillman

  9. Landholders say renewable energy zone 'void' due to missing report
    By Max Tillman

    Landholders launch legal action in the NSW Supreme Court, hoping to overturn the declaration of the New England renewable energy zone.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-07/leg

    #RenewableEnergy #RegionalDevelopmentandPlanning #Courts #MaxTillman

  10. Landholders say renewable energy zone 'void' due to missing report
    By Max Tillman

    Landholders launch legal action in the NSW Supreme Court, hoping to overturn the declaration of the New England renewable energy zone.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-07/leg

    #RenewableEnergy #RegionalDevelopmentandPlanning #Courts #MaxTillman

  11. Landholders say renewable energy zone 'void' due to missing report
    By Max Tillman

    Landholders launch legal action in the NSW Supreme Court, hoping to overturn the declaration of the New England renewable energy zone.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-07/leg

    #RenewableEnergy #RegionalDevelopmentandPlanning #Courts #MaxTillman

  12. Landholders say renewable energy zone 'void' due to missing report
    By Max Tillman

    Landholders launch legal action in the NSW Supreme Court, hoping to overturn the declaration of the New England renewable energy zone.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-07/leg

    #RenewableEnergy #RegionalDevelopmentandPlanning #Courts #MaxTillman

  13. Ohio Capital Journal: As Ohio grapples with fake comments on clean energy, some want crackdown. “A troubling trend has shown up in some communities around the U.S.: Public officials are being inundated with seemingly fake public feedback that aims to block renewable energy and promote fossil fuels. In Ohio, one of the states grappling with this issue, regulators have done little to crack down […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/07/ohio-capital-journal-as-ohio-grapples-with-fake-comments-on-clean-energy-some-want-crackdown/
  14. Ohio Capital Journal: As Ohio grapples with fake comments on clean energy, some want crackdown. “A troubling trend has shown up in some communities around the U.S.: Public officials are being inundated with seemingly fake public feedback that aims to block renewable energy and promote fossil fuels. In Ohio, one of the states grappling with this issue, regulators have done little to crack down […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/07/ohio-capital-journal-as-ohio-grapples-with-fake-comments-on-clean-energy-some-want-crackdown/
  15. Ohio Capital Journal: As Ohio grapples with fake comments on clean energy, some want crackdown. “A troubling trend has shown up in some communities around the U.S.: Public officials are being inundated with seemingly fake public feedback that aims to block renewable energy and promote fossil fuels. In Ohio, one of the states grappling with this issue, regulators have done little to crack down […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/07/ohio-capital-journal-as-ohio-grapples-with-fake-comments-on-clean-energy-some-want-crackdown/
  16. Ohio Capital Journal: As Ohio grapples with fake comments on clean energy, some want crackdown. “A troubling trend has shown up in some communities around the U.S.: Public officials are being inundated with seemingly fake public feedback that aims to block renewable energy and promote fossil fuels. In Ohio, one of the states grappling with this issue, regulators have done little to crack down […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/07/ohio-capital-journal-as-ohio-grapples-with-fake-comments-on-clean-energy-some-want-crackdown/
  17. Ohio Capital Journal: As Ohio grapples with fake comments on clean energy, some want crackdown. “A troubling trend has shown up in some communities around the U.S.: Public officials are being inundated with seemingly fake public feedback that aims to block renewable energy and promote fossil fuels. In Ohio, one of the states grappling with this issue, regulators have done little to crack down […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/07/ohio-capital-journal-as-ohio-grapples-with-fake-comments-on-clean-energy-some-want-crackdown/
  18. America Just Installed a Record 20 GWh of Grid Batteries in 3 Months. Via @theelectricvking #RenewableEnergy ♻️⚡🌎 youtu.be/F-gOSla3LHY?...

    America Just Installed a Recor...

  19. America Just Installed a Record 20 GWh of Grid Batteries in 3 Months. Via @theelectricvking #RenewableEnergy ♻️⚡🌎 youtu.be/F-gOSla3LHY?...

    America Just Installed a Recor...

  20. America Just Installed a Record 20 GWh of Grid Batteries in 3 Months. Via @theelectricvking #RenewableEnergy ♻️⚡🌎 youtu.be/F-gOSla3LHY?...

    America Just Installed a Recor...

  21. America Just Installed a Record 20 GWh of Grid Batteries in 3 Months. Via @theelectricvking #RenewableEnergy ♻️⚡🌎 youtu.be/F-gOSla3LHY?...

    America Just Installed a Recor...

  22. America Just Installed a Record 20 GWh of Grid Batteries in 3 Months. Via @theelectricvking #RenewableEnergy ♻️⚡🌎 youtu.be/F-gOSla3LHY?...

    America Just Installed a Recor...

  23. [2/2] #StarIsland, #GosportNH - #GreenGosport Initiatives that can be practiced on the #Mainland!

    "Plan Your Errands

    Star Island: We run a boat back and forth to the mainland most days of the week, and we recognize the cost of doing so both environmentally and economically. By planning our boat schedule accordingly, we eliminate unnecessary or redundant trips and reduce the number of times we need to go back and forth. This means less diesel to power the boat.

    Mainland: When you have errands to do, make one long trip out of it instead of several. Going back and forth from your home is less efficient time wise, but also uses more gasoline if you’re driving. This requires planning, but we know you can do it. You plan to come to Star Island, right?

    #Walk

    Star Island: #Walking is how we get around on Star Island. Aside from a few freight trucks used to move heavy objects around the island (like luggage, or trash), people get from A to B by walking. This provides exercise, but also means that we are not using carbon-based fuels for transportation. Walking is an easy way to get where you’re going on island, even if it requires three flights of stairs. The only time we don’t suggest walking on island is if you’re late for a boat, then try running.

    Mainland: We recognize that walking isn’t always the most practical form of transportation on the mainland, but we encourage you to think about where you can walk. If you live near your city center, why not walk to go out to eat instead of drive? Or, if you’re driving to a shopping center, park once and walk to several stores instead of driving to each one. Walking takes time, yes, but it’s well worth it. Studies have even suggested walking promotes creativity.

    Make Informed Purchases

    Star Island: We make purchases mindfully and consider several factors: do we need this item? Is this item energy efficient / #EnvironmentallyFriendly? What’s the quality, will this item last? Are we supporting another local organization? Sometimes we seek alternatives. For example, we mix #vinegar and #BakingSoda together for an all-purpose cleaner and use vinegar to wash windows and mirrors instead of glass cleaner. Also, we consider packaging when purchasing: is the product packaged in bulk? Can we reuse or recycle the packaging?

    Mainland: When you’re shopping, think about what you need instead of what you want. You might miss the latest cellphone craze, but you’ll still be able to text and call people, right? Shop second hand. Purchase in bulk and reuse containers (for example: use canning jars to purchase and store dry goods such as coffee, popcorn, oats, and rice among others). Also, consider paper bags instead of plastic bags when making purchases. Or, remember to use a reusable bag or opt out if you’re only purchasing a few items.

    Comfort Level

    Everywhere: Do what makes sense for you. Don’t walk 50 miles to work when taking public transportation makes more sense. And if you don’t have a yard, growing a garden will be rather difficult. We encourage you to make choices that you are comfortable with, but also to ask yourself if you can do more to make a sustainable impact in your life and for your community. Be creative. Have fun. #GoGreen! "

    Source:
    starisland.org/the-island/gree

    #SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #SelfReliance #RenewableEnergy
    #Renewables #RenewablesNow
    #GreenPractices #OffGrid #IslandLiving #EcoConsciousLiving #IslesOfShoals

  24. [2/2] #StarIsland, #GosportNH - #GreenGosport Initiatives that can be practiced on the #Mainland!

    "Plan Your Errands

    Star Island: We run a boat back and forth to the mainland most days of the week, and we recognize the cost of doing so both environmentally and economically. By planning our boat schedule accordingly, we eliminate unnecessary or redundant trips and reduce the number of times we need to go back and forth. This means less diesel to power the boat.

    Mainland: When you have errands to do, make one long trip out of it instead of several. Going back and forth from your home is less efficient time wise, but also uses more gasoline if you’re driving. This requires planning, but we know you can do it. You plan to come to Star Island, right?

    #Walk

    Star Island: #Walking is how we get around on Star Island. Aside from a few freight trucks used to move heavy objects around the island (like luggage, or trash), people get from A to B by walking. This provides exercise, but also means that we are not using carbon-based fuels for transportation. Walking is an easy way to get where you’re going on island, even if it requires three flights of stairs. The only time we don’t suggest walking on island is if you’re late for a boat, then try running.

    Mainland: We recognize that walking isn’t always the most practical form of transportation on the mainland, but we encourage you to think about where you can walk. If you live near your city center, why not walk to go out to eat instead of drive? Or, if you’re driving to a shopping center, park once and walk to several stores instead of driving to each one. Walking takes time, yes, but it’s well worth it. Studies have even suggested walking promotes creativity.

    Make Informed Purchases

    Star Island: We make purchases mindfully and consider several factors: do we need this item? Is this item energy efficient / #EnvironmentallyFriendly? What’s the quality, will this item last? Are we supporting another local organization? Sometimes we seek alternatives. For example, we mix #vinegar and #BakingSoda together for an all-purpose cleaner and use vinegar to wash windows and mirrors instead of glass cleaner. Also, we consider packaging when purchasing: is the product packaged in bulk? Can we reuse or recycle the packaging?

    Mainland: When you’re shopping, think about what you need instead of what you want. You might miss the latest cellphone craze, but you’ll still be able to text and call people, right? Shop second hand. Purchase in bulk and reuse containers (for example: use canning jars to purchase and store dry goods such as coffee, popcorn, oats, and rice among others). Also, consider paper bags instead of plastic bags when making purchases. Or, remember to use a reusable bag or opt out if you’re only purchasing a few items.

    Comfort Level

    Everywhere: Do what makes sense for you. Don’t walk 50 miles to work when taking public transportation makes more sense. And if you don’t have a yard, growing a garden will be rather difficult. We encourage you to make choices that you are comfortable with, but also to ask yourself if you can do more to make a sustainable impact in your life and for your community. Be creative. Have fun. #GoGreen! "

    Source:
    starisland.org/the-island/gree

    #SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #SelfReliance #RenewableEnergy
    #Renewables #RenewablesNow
    #GreenPractices #OffGrid #IslandLiving #EcoConsciousLiving #IslesOfShoals

  25. [2/2] #StarIsland, #GosportNH - #GreenGosport Initiatives that can be practiced on the #Mainland!

    "Plan Your Errands

    Star Island: We run a boat back and forth to the mainland most days of the week, and we recognize the cost of doing so both environmentally and economically. By planning our boat schedule accordingly, we eliminate unnecessary or redundant trips and reduce the number of times we need to go back and forth. This means less diesel to power the boat.

    Mainland: When you have errands to do, make one long trip out of it instead of several. Going back and forth from your home is less efficient time wise, but also uses more gasoline if you’re driving. This requires planning, but we know you can do it. You plan to come to Star Island, right?

    #Walk

    Star Island: #Walking is how we get around on Star Island. Aside from a few freight trucks used to move heavy objects around the island (like luggage, or trash), people get from A to B by walking. This provides exercise, but also means that we are not using carbon-based fuels for transportation. Walking is an easy way to get where you’re going on island, even if it requires three flights of stairs. The only time we don’t suggest walking on island is if you’re late for a boat, then try running.

    Mainland: We recognize that walking isn’t always the most practical form of transportation on the mainland, but we encourage you to think about where you can walk. If you live near your city center, why not walk to go out to eat instead of drive? Or, if you’re driving to a shopping center, park once and walk to several stores instead of driving to each one. Walking takes time, yes, but it’s well worth it. Studies have even suggested walking promotes creativity.

    Make Informed Purchases

    Star Island: We make purchases mindfully and consider several factors: do we need this item? Is this item energy efficient / #EnvironmentallyFriendly? What’s the quality, will this item last? Are we supporting another local organization? Sometimes we seek alternatives. For example, we mix #vinegar and #BakingSoda together for an all-purpose cleaner and use vinegar to wash windows and mirrors instead of glass cleaner. Also, we consider packaging when purchasing: is the product packaged in bulk? Can we reuse or recycle the packaging?

    Mainland: When you’re shopping, think about what you need instead of what you want. You might miss the latest cellphone craze, but you’ll still be able to text and call people, right? Shop second hand. Purchase in bulk and reuse containers (for example: use canning jars to purchase and store dry goods such as coffee, popcorn, oats, and rice among others). Also, consider paper bags instead of plastic bags when making purchases. Or, remember to use a reusable bag or opt out if you’re only purchasing a few items.

    Comfort Level

    Everywhere: Do what makes sense for you. Don’t walk 50 miles to work when taking public transportation makes more sense. And if you don’t have a yard, growing a garden will be rather difficult. We encourage you to make choices that you are comfortable with, but also to ask yourself if you can do more to make a sustainable impact in your life and for your community. Be creative. Have fun. #GoGreen! "

    Source:
    starisland.org/the-island/gree

    #SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #SelfReliance #RenewableEnergy
    #Renewables #RenewablesNow
    #GreenPractices #OffGrid #IslandLiving #EcoConsciousLiving #IslesOfShoals

  26. [2/2] #StarIsland, #GosportNH - #GreenGosport Initiatives that can be practiced on the #Mainland!

    "Plan Your Errands

    Star Island: We run a boat back and forth to the mainland most days of the week, and we recognize the cost of doing so both environmentally and economically. By planning our boat schedule accordingly, we eliminate unnecessary or redundant trips and reduce the number of times we need to go back and forth. This means less diesel to power the boat.

    Mainland: When you have errands to do, make one long trip out of it instead of several. Going back and forth from your home is less efficient time wise, but also uses more gasoline if you’re driving. This requires planning, but we know you can do it. You plan to come to Star Island, right?

    #Walk

    Star Island: #Walking is how we get around on Star Island. Aside from a few freight trucks used to move heavy objects around the island (like luggage, or trash), people get from A to B by walking. This provides exercise, but also means that we are not using carbon-based fuels for transportation. Walking is an easy way to get where you’re going on island, even if it requires three flights of stairs. The only time we don’t suggest walking on island is if you’re late for a boat, then try running.

    Mainland: We recognize that walking isn’t always the most practical form of transportation on the mainland, but we encourage you to think about where you can walk. If you live near your city center, why not walk to go out to eat instead of drive? Or, if you’re driving to a shopping center, park once and walk to several stores instead of driving to each one. Walking takes time, yes, but it’s well worth it. Studies have even suggested walking promotes creativity.

    Make Informed Purchases

    Star Island: We make purchases mindfully and consider several factors: do we need this item? Is this item energy efficient / #EnvironmentallyFriendly? What’s the quality, will this item last? Are we supporting another local organization? Sometimes we seek alternatives. For example, we mix #vinegar and #BakingSoda together for an all-purpose cleaner and use vinegar to wash windows and mirrors instead of glass cleaner. Also, we consider packaging when purchasing: is the product packaged in bulk? Can we reuse or recycle the packaging?

    Mainland: When you’re shopping, think about what you need instead of what you want. You might miss the latest cellphone craze, but you’ll still be able to text and call people, right? Shop second hand. Purchase in bulk and reuse containers (for example: use canning jars to purchase and store dry goods such as coffee, popcorn, oats, and rice among others). Also, consider paper bags instead of plastic bags when making purchases. Or, remember to use a reusable bag or opt out if you’re only purchasing a few items.

    Comfort Level

    Everywhere: Do what makes sense for you. Don’t walk 50 miles to work when taking public transportation makes more sense. And if you don’t have a yard, growing a garden will be rather difficult. We encourage you to make choices that you are comfortable with, but also to ask yourself if you can do more to make a sustainable impact in your life and for your community. Be creative. Have fun. #GoGreen! "

    Source:
    starisland.org/the-island/gree

    #SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #SelfReliance #RenewableEnergy
    #Renewables #RenewablesNow
    #GreenPractices #OffGrid #IslandLiving #EcoConsciousLiving #IslesOfShoals