Hannah Chanatry
Journalist and Producer at Freelance
Freelance journalist covering climate change and the environment. Previously producing and reporting @WBUR/@NPR.
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1 week ago |
theworld.org | Hannah Chanatry
The city of Bergen, on Norway’s west coast, is proud of its reputation as one of the rainiest cities in Europe. On average, it gets more than 200 days of rain a year, amounting to about 8 feet of water. “[It] influences the mornings, what to wear, what you are going to do … how much clothing you need,” said Stina Ellevseth Oseland, head of the climate department at Bergen’s urban environment agency.
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3 weeks ago |
theworld.org | Hannah Chanatry
Marine geoengineering projects are on the rise: In Nova Scotia, one start-up is pumping a bright pink slurry of magnesium oxide into the ocean. Off the coast of North Carolina, another company deposited enough olivine-rich sand to fill two Olympic-sized swimming pools. And in Singapore, a company plans to suck up sea water and run electric currents through it. Dozens of projects have launched in the last few years — all aiming to increase the ocean’s capacity to store carbon dioxide.
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Aug 7, 2024 |
canarymedia.com | Hannah Chanatry
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Aug 7, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Hannah Chanatry
Hannah ChanatryAugust 8, 2024 at 2:30 AM·4 min readThe U.S. Department of Energy awarded $389 million this week to a coalition of New England states for improvements to the power grid that will significantly increase the region’s capacity for offshore wind development.
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Jul 19, 2024 |
climatechangenews.com | Hannah Chanatry
In the Scottish city of Aberdeen, a debate over the region’s energy transition away from fossil fuels is playing out over roughly one square mile of green space. In question is a proposed development called the Energy Transition Zone (ETZ), which is intended to bring in more renewable energy investments as the city tries to cut its dependence on the oil and gas industry that has defined it for half a century.
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