Replacing Plastic Toys with Wood Toys = More Positive Behavior

Positive Future #645 (Feature photo – Wood Toys – Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported, Meronim) The small town of Washington in England is in a metro center of about 300,000. In this small town, history has been made over the past two years. Emily Padgett turned a preschool nursery into a plastic free environment…

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Electric Car Battery Costs Drop 87% Since 2010. Is This a Risk to Gasoline Engines?

Positive Future #644 (Feature photo – Electric Car Battery Pack – Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported, Tennen-Gas) The Energy Mix news portal reports on the dropping cost of batteries for electric cars. Car batteries for electric cars dropped 87 percent since 2010 and 50 percent since 2018. At a low price of $156 per…

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First Commercial Electric Airplane

Positive Future #641 (Feature photo – Harbour Air – Electric Airplane – courtesy Harbour Air ) Harbour Air announced the first successful flight of a commercial electric airplane – a six-seater seaplane. Harbour Air is North America’s largest seaplane airline with over 40 dedicated aircraft and serving 500,000 people a year. This marks the first…

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If PG&E Can’t Stop Fires or Supply Power – Then It Must Move Aside

Positive Future #640 (Feature photo – California Wildfire – Public Domain ) The dramatic electricity blackouts in California are unprecedented for a first-world nation. If keeping the lights on for millions of people cannot be assured, what’s next? The state of California is making hundreds of millions of dollars available to build solar and battery…

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Deteriorating Trust of Big Oil

Positive Future #638 (Feature photo – Typhoon Haiyan Destruction – Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic, Trocaire) CleanTechnica journalist Steve Hanley uncovers a rather disconcerting study. The Philippine Commission on Human Rights did a study on those responsible for climate change and the devastation wrought on the country by Tyhpoon Haiyan. Typhoon Haiyan was the deadliest…

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Deteriorating Trust of Big Oil

Positive Future #638 (Feature photo – Typhoon Haiyan Destruction – Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic, Trocaire) CleanTechnica journalist Steve Hanley uncovers a rather disconcerting study. The Philippine Commission on Human Rights did a study on those responsible for climate change and the devastation wrought on the country by Tyhpoon Haiyan. Typhoon Haiyan was the deadliest…

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