
Fossil fuels
Chart: Which power sources are most deadly? Hint — not solar and wind
Fossil fuels kill far more people than renewables and nuclear — and that's just counting deaths from air pollution and accidents, not climate disasters.
Maria Virginia Olano is editorial and research associate at Canary Media and producer of the Political Climate podcast. Before joining the Canary team, she worked on state-level climate policy advocacy, specifically focusing on communications strategies. She also hosted and produced the podcast Cooler Earth.
Fossil fuels
Fossil fuels kill far more people than renewables and nuclear — and that's just counting deaths from air pollution and accidents, not climate disasters.
Workforce diversity
Plus, climatetech career moves at AES Clean Energy, Leeward, Evolugen, Volta, Solarcycle, Energize Ventures and more.
Electric vehicles
Elon Musk's company owns over 70% of the market share for electric cars.
Wind
Eighty percent of the world's new offshore wind capacity was installed in China last year, and the country is expected to dominate the sector for years to come.
Workforce diversity
Plus, climatetech career moves at AES Clean Energy, NREL, Longroad, Generate, Sila Nano and more.
Climate crisis
A hefty majority of likely voters dissent from the Supreme Court’s latest ruling on climate action.
Clean energy
Extraction and processing of critical minerals and metals are concentrated in a few countries, most notably China — and that’s a challenge for the energy transition.
Workforce diversity
Plus, a Q&A with Julie Blunden, renewables sector power player.
Batteries
In Asia and Europe, policy is driving the growth of lithium-ion battery recycling. The U.S. still lacks rules that would spur industry momentum.
Solar
La cantidad de capacidad fotovoltaica en techos se ha más que duplicado desde que el huracán María azotó la isla en 2017.
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