https://www.popsci.com/story/environment/glacier-microbes-rocks-food-life-space/
Portage Glacier (right), Burns Glacier (center), and Shakespeare Glacier (left) in Southcentral Alaska, seen from the air. (USGS, Alaska Science Center/)
In the darkness beneath glaciers, which range in thickness from less than a quarter mile to a full mile deep (or more), microbes cannot depend on sunlight for energy. Instead,
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/greentechmedia/news/~3/TwJ7D9a_htA/solar-and-wind-tax-credit-extensions-energy-rd-package-in-spending-bill-before-congressThe U.S. Congress on Monday passed a massive spending bill that includes $35 billion in energy research and development programs, a two-year extension of the Investment Tax Credit for solar power, a one-year extension of the Production […]
https://www.solarpowerworldonline.com/2020/12/starbucks-further-invests-in-renewable-energy-virtual-storage-agreement/Coffee giant Starbucks has reaffirmed its “planet-positive future” by formalizing its 2030 goals to cut its carbon, water and waste footprints by half. “Our Planet Positive initiatives have a central role in our long-term business […]
https://wildlife.org/energy-development-in-alaska-reserves-moves-forward/The Bureau of Land Management officially opened more of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska to oil and gas development earlier this month, releasing the final Integrated Activity Plan for the reserve. Under the new plan, 82% […]
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