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Damn, We Need New Methods For Surface Water Management: Dams Have Served Their Term

Alex Schirn Energy Usage December 8, 2020December 8, 2020beaver, dams, Fish, fish ladder, gorge, Hoover Dam, hydrolelectricity, hydropower, rivers, sediments, Solar Power, sustainable, Wind Power

The first engineers of dams were beavers, who gnawed on trees and gathered vegetation to build these ecosystem structures. Who would have thought we could learn something about surface water management from semi-aquatic rodents? Today, there are

Renewed Drive On Renewables

Meghan Renewable Energy, YouTube Channel September 10, 2020August 21, 2021clean energy, green energy, renewable, Renewable Energy, renewable energy investment, renewable energy policy, renewables, Scotland wind power, Wind, Wind Energy, wind farm, Wind Power, Wind Turbine, Windmill, windmills

Hey swrmers! Welcome back to the Hive. We know how easy is it to get lost in the barrage of negativity and bad news out there right now. Especially in terms of what’s happening to our planet–127 degrees in LA, anyone? We, however, have some good news to share! We’ve done a round up of some of the places from across the globe that are holding steady on their course to a more sustainable future by harnessing renewable energies. Let’s take a trip around the world and see what’s going on!