Clean Energy Archives | Page 44 of 1719 | The Cool Down

A black rain barrel with an attached hose and measurement markers is placed on the ground among grass and leaves.

Home

Homeowner collects 66 gallons of water from AC condensate, drawing a health warning

A person, with their hand on their head, reviews documents at a wooden table with a laptop and a calculator nearby.

Home

Minnesota townhome owner says HOA fees jumped from $350 to $680 in 2 years under new management

Fellow Redditors shared their experiences as well.

Home

EV driver shares surprising takeaways after 1,000-mile road trip: 'It's been great to see'

A burned area with remnants of a campfire and scattered debris near a body of water and forested surroundings.

Tech

Off-grid owner says cheap battery burned shed down, left 20-foot burn mark

A modern patio with seating and a solar-powered awning, surrounded by greenery.

Home

UK solar owner asks why power-generating awnings are still so rare

A power line tower stands in a grassy area bordered by trees and an empty road.

Business

Texas family fears eminent domain after power line route would split family's wildlife greenbelt

A solar panel connected to a battery management system inside a vehicle.

Outdoors

Indiana camper owner adds 400 watts of rooftop solar, says pop-up wiring was the real test

Two windows with air conditioners are set in a brick wall, with electrical wires running nearby.

Home

In 2023, more than 13 million US households sweltered in the heat despite having AC

Business

Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Canadian-built Silverados, RAV4s, and CR-Vs

Clouds and haze over a large series of oil fields.

Tech

New Mexico oil and gas sites linked to radioactive air pollution, lung-damaging ozone

A snowy road with two vehicles driving through heavy snowfall.

Tech

Old Farmer's Almanac calls for a mild US winter, but storm-hit regions could run colder

A nuclear power plant with cooling towers and high-voltage transmission lines under a cloudy sky.

Tech

Europe's brutal summers are turning AC into a necessity as reactors go offline in France, Switzerland