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Innovative Initiatives for Sustainable Practices
While the news is grim, there is innovation happening all around us. The videos below show history of innovation and future plans
Something is impossible
Right up until it’s not
Regenerative Farming
Once you learn about the capacity and reach and potential or regenerative farming, you won't be able to dismiss it.
Much much more to come. In the meantime, please watch this trailer for Groundswell, an incredible view in to what could just turn around climate change, food and water insecurity and much more.
Japan's underwater turbines
Japan installed its first megawatt-scale grid-connected tidal turbine—the 1.1-megawatt AR1100 built by Proteus Marine Renewables—in the Naru Strait near the Goto Islands. This subsea system captures predictable ocean currents to provide stable, continuous renewable power day and night without surface pollution.
We have to get serious about desalination
This CNN report reinforces a point I have been emphasizing: we must take serious steps towards desalinization as a vital clean water solution to combat the dwindling Colorado River, showcasing the need for environmental innovation and sustainable practices in water management.
Osmotic power (Blue Energy)
Japan just switched on Asia’s first osmotic power plant in Fukuoka — a $5M project that generates electricity 24/7 using nothing but seawater and freshwater. Could this breakthrough in blue energy be the future of clean power?
The West is working towards solutions to the water crisis
As the Colorado River dries up, Western states are proactively seeking clean water solutions to address the escalating water crisis. This urgent situation has prompted a wave of environmental innovation and the adoption of sustainable practices across the region.