The Sustainable Development Goals, implemented by the United Nations in 2015, are ambitious goals for the global community created to bring about a better world. The SDGs are based around a set of targets to fulfill by 2030, although it is likely that most of these benchmarks will take much…

Solar energy generation in California far exceeds that of any other state, producing enough solar energy to power over seven million homes. Residential solar makes up the majority of recent CA solar projects, and panels on neighborhood roofs are becoming more and more common across the state. However, there are…

COVID-19 has decreased carbon emissions across the globe by slowing down workplaces and households alike. Social distancing measures have kept people inside their homes, avoiding car and airplane travel while not participating in school, work, or public gatherings. …

When considering the renewable generation future of California, the discussion tends to focus on wind and solar power. While these two types of power have gained lots of attention over the last few years, there is another form of energy that has a significant presence in California: hydroelectric power. In…