Portland’s Water Supply At Risk: Lessons from the 2023 Camp Creek Fire
The Camp Creek Fire, currently burning perilously close to Oregon’s Bull Run watershed, underscores the need for proactive forest management. As the flames have inched closer to the watershed that serves as the primary drinking water source for the city
“Commitment is defined very differently in Sri Lanka than in Germany” – INTERVIEW
Thomas Betzold has founded a start-up in Sri Lanka that produces biochar from the invasive water hyacinth. In this way, a harmful plant is transformed into a soil conditioner that compensates for CO2.
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Practical Implications of Series and Parallel Installations of Lithium Batteries
Overview As lithium batteries become increasingly popular, it is essential to understand the practical implications of different styles of installation. The choice between a series or parallel configuration depends on several factors, primarily dictated by the intended application. Understanding the relationship between battery voltage, capacity, and specific applications is crucial for optimal performance. Higher power … Continued
How The Urban Heat Island Effect Is Harming Our Cities
Heat everywhere, especially the cities are effected very hard, this phenomenon has a name called: “Urban Heat Island effect”. We talk about the definition, impact, examples for Urban Heat Island effects and show some solutions how cites can manage this uncomfortable effect. The current climate crisis is having a drastic effect on the planet. While it’s easy to place the blame on rapid deforestation and unsustainable industry, one of the largest contributors to the current climate change phenomenon is much closer to home: our cities.