Solar is Expanding and Taking Over Oil Country Texas is not only the largest state in the continental United States, but also as most people know, it has the largest oil reserves and is the largest provider of power generated by coal. Now the Lone Star State, long known for its oil production, is expanding […]
The Green New Deal proposal, which is on its way to becoming a litmus test for the Democratic Party’s many 2020 contenders, isn’t a simple fix for what ails the US. ClearWorld is dedicated to making renewable energy resilient and accessible, so the change we need happens faster. We want to use the current infrastructure […]
ClearWorld was founded on the principle that futuristic technology is imperative to a forward-thinking vision. We are always building upon the current market, deriving inspiration, and striving to think ahead with our products, thought leadership, team, and concept. Also, we purposefully included articles to reflect our forward-thinking view in the December 2018 knowledge edition. Furthermore, […]
Solar City Make Suburbia Green People are starting to move into Babcock Ranch, an ambitious development in Florida more than a decade in the making. With a solar field and self-driving shuttles, it is a suburb that its creators hope will be revolutionary. At a cursory glance, Babcock appears little different from numerous other planned […]
Analyst Gartner said citizen engagement has become critical to the success of smart cities. City-wide initiatives are no longer just about optimized traffic patterns, parking management, efficient lighting and improvements to public works. -Bettina Tratz-Ryan, research vice-president at Gartner. To keep pace with the changing needs of citizens and the development of new business, cities […]
When under served neighborhoods banish pollution, housing prices tick up, forcing residents out. This exacerbates inequality by ensuring clean air and vibrant public parks remain a luxury for high earners. Green gentrification is getting its time to shine, as the entire diverse communities become homogenized all over the country. The frustration comes in as established […]
The Princeton Review conducted an analysis and ranking of the Eco-friendliness of 629 schools of 2018. As a result based on sustainability-related policies, practices, and programs; as well as student ratings of how sustainability influenced life on campus and student support for environmental awareness and conservation efforts, and the visibility and impact of student environmental […]
As of mid-2018, there are numerous higher learning institutions making use of renewable energy installations. These installs are changing the way students and faculty are thriving on campus, and are even helping to make campuses safer environments. The soul of Arizona State University is Memorial Union, a hulking brick-and-glass community center that opens onto a […]
D.C. city council member Trayon White, Sr. landed himself in quite a media storm after he posted a video to his Facebook page last Friday in which he explained that snowfall in March was part of a “climate control” conspiracy orchestrated by the Illuminati. Said White, as reported by The Washington Post: Man, it just started snowing out […]