Kayla Matthews
Kayla Matthews is a freelance researcher and writer who contributes to Triple Pundit and The Huffington Post. Follow her on Twitter to read her latest articles: @KaylaEMatthews
How Renewable Energy Made History in April
How Renewable Energy Made History in April. Photo by Pixabay.
Despite predictions and claims to the contrary, renewable energy is really starting to make a difference. More needs to...
Department of Energy to Fund Wind Energy Research
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DThe green energy revolution is in full spring. The technology is there and ready to use whenever city planners and engineers want to adopt it.
Turning Waste to Energy Around The World
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The world has a growing waste problem, but there's an increasingly prominent movement where people want to turn waste into power. That...
Manchester University Scientists Develop Solar Powered Flags
Manchester University Scientists Develop Solar Powered Flags. Photo by Mike from Pexels
There are flags everywhere — outside of homes, businesses and government buildings. Some even have dozens fluttering in the...
6 Sustainable Housing Trends to Watch in 2019
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Sustainable, green and eco-friendly homes have gradually grown more popular over the years. Technological advancements have made it even easier to build new homes with energy-efficient windows,...
California Wildfires Are a Devastating Result of a Major Crisis
California Wildfires.
The Camp Fire ravaged the town of Paradise in Butte County, CA, like an apocalyptic nightmare. This devastating blaze claimed the lives of at least 85...
Net Zero Living: Realistic or Problematic?
It's pretty safe to say that most people have a stance already about the world coming to an end and what everyone should do about it. You'll find those who believe that everything is...
Can Global Plastic Waste Be Turned into Renewable Energy?
Let's face it — plastic is a problem. There's a giant patch of waste plastic floating in the Pacific Ocean, interfering with natural ecosystems. Dubbed the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, this floating landfill is...
How Big Data Is Being Used to Reduce Waste
Our society produces a lot of waste. We throw away huge amounts of electronics, packaging, food, clothing and other items every year. We also tend not to use our resources in the most efficient...
