Carlos Slim Cancels $22B in Starlink Orders(cleantechnica.com)

50 points by truegoric 1 year ago | 17 comments

Finnish City Inaugurates 1 MW/100 MWh Sand Battery(cleantechnica.com)

157 points by erwinmatijsen 1 year ago | 109 comments

What drives this madness on small modular nuclear reactors?(cleantechnica.com)

37 points by jdkee 2 years ago | 37 comments

BYD added a Tesla-worth of production capacity over the past 3 months(cleantechnica.com)

59 points by toomuchtodo 1 year ago | 45 comments

China's BEV trucks and the end of diesel's dominance(cleantechnica.com)

104 points by xbmcuser 11 months ago | 81 comments

Tesla Sales Down 55% UK, 58% Spain, 59% Germany, 81% Netherlands, 93% Norway(cleantechnica.com)

195 points by whynotmaybe 8 months ago | 148 comments

Why is desalination so difficult?(practical.engineering)

577 points by mrzool 3 years ago | 392 comments

Practical Engineering blog post with an embedded video explaining why desalinating seawater into drinking water is technically and economically difficult.

AI uses less water than the public thinks(californiawaterblog.com)

359 points by hirpslop 5 months ago | 320 comments

California WaterBlog post examining AI and data center water use, arguing concerns are overstated and drawing lessons for California water management.

New method turns ocean water into drinking water, without waste(rochester.edu)

490 points by speckx 4 months ago | 202 comments

University of Rochester news article about a new desalination method that turns ocean water into drinking water without producing waste brine.

California is free of drought for the first time in 25 years(latimes.com)

420 points by thnaks 9 months ago | 215 comments

Los Angeles Times article reporting that California is free of all drought and abnormal dryness for the first time in 25 years, and explaining the turnaround.

Why the Rich Are Getting Richer and the Poor Are Further Removed from Prosperity(lusopt2016.blogspot.com)

6 points by inandout 1 day ago | 0 comments

A Portuguese-language blog post discussing why global economic inequality between rich and poor keeps widening, citing technology, cost of living, and billionaire wealth.

How can England possibly be running out of water?(theguardian.com)

330 points by xrayarx 1 year ago | 483 comments

A Guardian Sunday read by environment reporter Helena Horton examining why England is facing water shortages.