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Hydroelectric Power

Meghan Renewable Energy, Water, YouTube Channel March 26, 2020August 21, 2021Carbon Footprint, hydroelectric power, Hydroelectricity, hydropower, Renewable Energy, renewable energy investment, renewables, Sustainability, sustainable energy, sustainable lifestyle, sustainable living, Water, water management, water power

In previous videos, we’ve talked about the sun, the wind, and even fossil fuels as renewable sources of energy. Today, we’re talking about the power of water.

The Power of Water

Meghan Electricity, Renewable Energy, Water March 3, 2020March 3, 2020clean energy, dam, Electricity, fish elevator, fish ladder, flood control, Hoover Dam, hydroelectric power, Hydroelectricity, hydropower, irrigation, Renewable Energy, renewables, turbines, Water, water management

Scenic view over a dam at dawn.

Recently, we’ve talked about the sun, the wind, and even fossil fuels as renewable sources of energy. Today, we’re talking about the power of water.

The U.N. Sustainable Development Goals: Part 2

Meghan Current Events, Health, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Waste Solutions September 20, 2019September 24, 2019clean drinking water, clean energy, education, Gender Equality, Goals for Sustainable Development, Hydroelectricity, sanitation, solar energy, Sustainability, sustainable ed, sustainable en, United Nations, Water, water shortage, Wind Energy

Multi-cultural faces in a globe vector map

On Tuesday, September 17th, 2019, the 74th United Nations General Assembly session opened at the U.N headquarters in NYC, and there is quite the docket for 2019. One of the important summits we’re watching for here at

Source Series: The Tides of Change

Chrystal Electricity, Energy Consumption, Energy Footprint, Energy Usage, Renewable Energy, The Source Series, Water March 5, 2019July 18, 2019Electricity, Energy Consumption, Energy Footprint, Hydroelectricity, Renewable Energy, The Source Series, Water

Source Series: The Tides of Change

The ocean is a wondrous and awe-inspiring ecosystem. It covers most of our planet (71% of it…and let’s not forget that number is increasing)! The average depth of the ocean is nearly 2.5 miles, but the lowest

Source Series: Dam it!

Chrystal Carbon Footprint, Climate Change, Electricity, Energy Footprint, Energy Usage, Global Warming, Renewable Energy, The Source Series February 19, 2019July 18, 2019Carbon Footprint, Climate Change, Climate Science, Hydroelectricity

Water into wine. Impressive. Water into electricity…Planet Saving! Did you know that hydropower is actually the oldest form of renewable energy? We’ve been harnessing the power of water through water wheels and turbines for centuries. The Ancient