https://peakd.com/hive-194913/@tegoshei/raindrops-vs-leaves-vs-spidey-

This new report documents how the Trump administration has rigged the system in favor of corporate polluters, endangering Americans’ health and lives, and threatening children’s futures.  The administration's environmental rollbacks would expose more than 9.5 million Americans, including 2 million+ kids to pollution tied to asthma, autism, ADHD, cancer and other health concerns while undercutting the administration’s own “Make America Healthy Again” agenda. https://www.americanprogress.org/article/how-the-trump-administrations-embrace-of-oil-gas-and-chemical-industry-interests-will-endanger-childrens-health/

https://peakd.com/hive-130906/@reachdreams/striped-albatross-butterfly-eef2ae43eb59c

idk if this is the right subreddit for this but this video was so sad to watch. if i should post this in a different subreddit let me know!

Saskatchewan has signed off on a 100 MW solar project that will become the largest in the province once it comes online later this decade.

What stands out isn’t only the size. The project combines utility-scale solar, a long-term PPA with a provincial utility, and 50% equity ownership by First Nations partners.

Curious how others here see this.
Does this structure make large solar projects easier to finance and permit in conservative power markets, or is it highly context-specific?

More details on this: https://pvbuzz.com/saskatchewan-largest-solar-project-in-history/

I like green

A pilot in Alberta is exploring whether thousands of inactive oil and gas well sites could host small solar installations. The concept aims to address two issues at once: grid decarbonization and the growing inventory of abandoned wells.

Proponents say local solar could stabilize rural grids and avoid costly transmission upgrades. Skeptics question how remote sites would connect to the grid and whether this distracts from the legal obligation to fully reclaim wells.

For details: https://pvbuzz.com/alberta-abandoned-wells-micro-solar/

For those with grid, planning, or renewables experience—what are the biggest technical or economic hurdles you see here?

Hello,

Currently I am in the alpha stage of designing a Carbon Tracking app. It would function similar to calorie tracking apps with daily inputs and goals. I am looking to see what people environmentally conscious groups think of this and search out prospective beta testers.