Students in Italy to get lesson in climate change

Yes, children, climate change will be on the test! Starting in 2020, Italian public schools will require children in all grades to study sustainability. Lorenzo Fioramonti, Italy’s Education Minister, said all public schools will include about 33 hours a year in their curricula to study issues linked to climate change, which could put Italy at

Tesla unveils easier-to-install Solar Roof V3

Tesla has recently announced the V3 Solar Roof, the third iteration of its solar roof tile for residential home use. The solar roof tiles are designed to look just like normal roof tiles when installed on a house, while doubling as solar panels to generate power. The company says that it has increased power density,

Natural disasters are increasing in frequency and severity. How can we better prepare?

Since 1970, disasters worldwide have quadrupled, becoming more frequent and increasingly costly. A new report from coalition member Itron summarizes key findings from a survey of more than 500 consumer utility ratepayers and 300 utility executives across the United States. Some key findings were that 87% of consumers have been impacted by some type of

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