Category:  alternative energy

Exploring Green Hydrogen
Aug . 03 . 2022 B.M Mangeli 0 Comment alternative energy, climate action, efficient energy, Uncategorized

by Eliza Maharjan There is a global urgency to act against the impacts of climate change. With the recent COP 26, countries across the globe have planned to phase out fossil fuels and aim for emissions well below 1.5 degrees Celsius. It was emphasized that countries need to “phasedown” coal and support developing economies to achieve this global goal. With such urgency to reduce greenhouse

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Solar Power Pilot Project
Feb . 22 . 2022 B.M Mangeli 0 Comment alternative energy, community member piece

by Dylan Kensick & Taylor Galvin The solar power system allows us to have AC electricity within our off-grid home. The 3 main components of the system are the solar panel, charge controller system, and the batteries. The charge controller system and the batteries are in a specific location inside our house, the solar panel is mounted on the ground in our yard. The solar panel is rated to 33

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Senate Speech Re: Climate Emergency
Dec . 20 . 2021 B.M Mangeli 0 Comment advocacy, alternative energy, BC Hydro, Churchill River Diversion, climate action, greenwashing, Hydro-Québec, Keeyask, Lake Winnipeg Regulation, Manitoba Hydro, Site C

Speech Motion 7, December 14, 2021. Official Report. Women and girls are a powerful force for climate action. Polls consistently indicate that women are more aware than men of environmental degradation and its harms, want the government to take urgent action on this issue and they vote based on issues relating to climate. Action to arrest, mitigate and prevent climate change and environmenta

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Statement on human rights: affected by dams and infrastructure
Nov . 13 . 2021 B.M Mangeli 0 Comment advocacy, alternative energy, greenwashing, protests, report

By United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner Water is crucial to life. Rivers serve as the Earth’s arteries, conveying water, nutrients and sediments from the sources of rivers to oceans. The grave unsustainability of freshwater ecosystems not only degrades biodiversity, but also severely affects the lives and human rights of the most impoverished. Large dams break the susta

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