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Some Good News: Africa’s solar surge

February 11, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

Africa had its biggest year ever for solar in 2025, and is now the one of the fastest-growing solar markets in the world. A new report shows solar installations jumped 54% year-over-year. This growth came from both large publicly-financed solar projects and small rooftop and local systems. Small-scale solar in particular is growing fast because it …

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Dose of Awe: An underwater city at the base of the turbines

February 11, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

Diver, fisher, and conservationist Charlie Nutting dove every turbine at South Fork Wind off the coast of New York State, and discovered a whole world of thriving marine life. Fish, mussels, and other sea creatures were living all around the turbine bases. This happens because offshore wind turbines act like artificial reefs. Their hard surfaces …

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A Fork in the Road: What the new China trade deal could mean for Canada’s economy

February 5, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

Canada is facing a less stable world. Trade disputes are growing, supply chains are shaky, and the last year has shown that putting all our trust in one partner can leave us vulnerable. In response, Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a new trade deal with China that could affect what Canadians drive, and how …

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Dose of Awe: Lessons from the forest

February 5, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

“All day long forests are engaged in the sacred practice of turning our expired breath into our future life. Without attention, without applause. We too are needed in this work. To honor what they so effortlessly give to us.” Watch this powerful homily delivered by My Climate Plan Co-Founder Reilly Yeo (starting at 48:00). She …

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Some Good News: Offshore wind back on track

February 5, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

Work has now resumed on all five offshore wind projects that had previously been halted by the Trump administration. This week, a judge ruled that Sunrise Wind can restart right away, making it the fifth straight court decision allowing these clean energy projects to keep building.

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Some Good News: India’s solar surge

January 28, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

A new report shows India is electrifying faster and using fewer fossil fuels than China did at the same stage of growth.  India’s progress points to clean electricity as a faster, cheaper way for developing economies to grow and thrive.

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Dose of Awe: The science behind the silence of winter

January 28, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

Have you ever stepped outside after a snowfall and felt like the world suddenly got quieter? Turns out there’s science behind the silence. Fresh snow is filled with tiny air pockets between ice crystals. Instead of bouncing off hard surfaces, sound waves get trapped and absorbed. They get caught, absorbed, and gently swallowed. Snow works …

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Dose of Awe: Insects who make their own antifreeze

January 22, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

Humans have fire and warm blankets. Bears have cozy dens. But have you ever thought about how insects survive the brutal cold of winter?  For some insect species, the answer is that they make their own antifreeze! These insect larvae drain the water from their bodies and replace it with glycerol, a natural antifreeze that …

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Some Good News: One new turbine, 21 replaced in Ireland

January 22, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

Ireland is saying goodbye to its oldest wind farm to welcome a new generation of turbines. The best part? Just one of the new machines has the capacity to outproduce all 21 turbines it replaces. This update represents how far renewable technology has come.

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Some Good News: Global grid investment surged in 2025

January 15, 2026 by Bailey Dunyo

Global spending on building electricity grids is booming, with over $470 billion invested in 2025 according to BloombergNEF. The US leads with $115 billion invested – a quarter of the global total – while China and the EU/UK each contributed around 20%. For years, the spotlight was on making solar and wind cheap. Now that …

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