Written by Mark Tercek | February 14th, 2013
More than 1 billion people face daily water shortages, and within the next 20 years, more than half the world’s population could face water shortages. Our CEO sits down with the new Global Freshwater Program Director to find out where to go from here.
Written by Jeff Opperman | November 5th, 2012
We’re working with our friends on NBC’s new drama Revolution to incorporate green elements — or “winks” — in every upcoming episode.
Written by Joe Fargione | July 26th, 2012
Building all the wind energy the United States will need without significantly impacting wildlife? Yes we can, says a new study from the Conservancy and WWF–find out more.
Written by Joanne Wilson | December 1st, 2011
Find out how the dive team is able to write notes with a pencil while under water and why they aren’t just using toothpaste for brushing their teeth.
Written by Rob McDonald | September 1st, 2011
Energy efficiency leads to lower energy prices—but will that mean more energy consumption? One in-vogue theory says yes, but Conservancy scientist Rob McDonald says it’s not so hot.
Written by Stephanie Wear | March 3rd, 2011
After putting her home through an energy audit, Steph Wear is saving big bucks on her utilities. Now she shares ideas that can help you lower your bills.
Written by Stephanie Wear | February 19th, 2011
The family health scare is behind her. Now Stephanie Wear is dealing with priorities, decisions and the first feeling of success in her home energy audit.
Written by Nicole Levins | December 13th, 2010
You know about the oil spill, but what other stories made our lead scientist’s list of environmental issues that dominated the year?
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—Gary Bell
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Green buildings, how do we really kick those into high gear? In a place like New York State, where a lot of energy is used in the winter, where air-conditioning is often needed in the summer, it’s a very important aspect of the whole energy picture
—Dan Reicher
from Your News Now - Buffalo, NY
The biggest near-term opportunity is energy efficiency. How do we cut energy use in our buildings and vehicles? That’s the real low hanging fruit. It’s cost-effective today and now the challenge is how do we move a lot of money into efficiency improvement in our economy
—Dan Reicher
from Your News Now - Buffalo, NY
The second big piece of it is renewable energy technology: solar, wind, geothermal, biomass. We’ve made some good progress in lowering the cost of technology. Although, we still have some distance to go. But for somewhat complicated reasons, the cost of finance has stayed too high
—Dan Reicher
from Your News Now - Buffalo, NY