Jane Marsh Journalist Profile

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The Pros and Cons of Space-Based Solar Power

Dec 3, 2024 | renewableenergymagazine.com | Jane Marsh

Pros of Space-Based Solar Power The potential of SBSP lies in its ability to harness solar energy in ways unattainable on Earth. It operates beyond the atmospheric and terrestrial constraints that limit ground-based systems, offering a bold solution to the growing demand for sustainable power. Understanding its core advantages reveals why this approach has captivated experts, governments and industries seeking scalable and innovative solutions.
How To Avoid Overspending On Black Friday

Nov 28, 2024 | artofhealthyliving.com | Jane Marsh

You have probably been getting emails, app notifications and mail for days — maybe even weeks — about all the ways you could save this Black Friday. Even if you’ve evaded personalized marketing, signs, commercials and billboards exist. Avoiding overspending amidst all this noise is challenging but possible. Here’s how. 1. Check The Price HistoryAre you actually getting a good deal? Many retailers mark up prices weeks or months ahead of Black Friday, allowing them to offer seemingly deep discounts.
Greening the Waste: Architectural Approaches to Landfill Reduction in Sustainable Cities

Nov 26, 2024 | sourceable.net | Jane Marsh

News In an era of rapid urbanization and growing environmental challenges, sustainable waste management has become a critical focus for cities worldwide. The construction industry has a significant role to play by reducing landfill waste and promoting a more sustainable future. By integrating innovative architectural practices, cities can transform waste management strategies and build more adaptable urban landscapes.
Renewable Energy Showdown: Which Source Reigns Supreme?

Nov 19, 2024 | greenerideal.com | Jane Marsh

Your attention is split between the numerous renewable energy generators on the market. There are wind turbines, solar panels, biomass stoves and more. It makes it difficult to research and choose what is best for your needs. Tackle the pros and cons in a single sitting to discover where each technology lies. Who will be the victor as the ultimate green power source? With how much publicity solar is getting in developing nations, is it the most eco-friendly, cost-effective option?
Battle of the Renewables: Which Energy Source Will Power the Future?

Nov 18, 2024 | renewableenergymagazine.com | Jane Marsh

How Are Renewable Energy Sources Competing? Assessing success requires analysis of expansion and power production across nations. How are some of the most well-known renewable energies doing? Solar Power Solar is experiencing global growth. Cost is a driving factor, as panels have dropped by 90% in the last decade alone. This, paired with government incentives, makes it accessible to more citizens and corporations than before.
Solar Homes of the Future: Building-Integrated Photovoltaics Take Center Stage

Oct 30, 2024 | renewableenergymagazine.com | Jane Marsh

The Current State of BIPV Rooftop solar products have undergone a renaissance. Price reductions, policy-related advocacy and product availability have made commercial and residential solar panels commonplace. However, BIPV systems take solar’s advantages further by making renewable energy a structural component. These systems also complement other solar variants like bifacial panels to maximize generation per panel.
Local Bites: Why Eating Fresh From Your Neighborhood Is More Important Than Ever

Oct 15, 2024 | greenerideal.com | Jane Marsh

Eating fresh and sourcing food locally has never been more critical. As climate change and ongoing supply chain issues reshape the global food system, relying on items from faraway sources has become less sustainable. By choosing local, you get fresher, nutrient-rich produce without preservatives and support eco-friendly farming practices that reduce environmental impact.
6 Energy-Saving Measures for Retrofitting Buildings

Sep 5, 2024 | earth.org | Jane Marsh

The world is facing an unprecedented energy crisis amid climate change, with existing infrastructure significantly contributing to the problem. The built environment consumes ample power, from commercial hubs in bustling cities to suburban neighborhoods lined with homes. The construction industry has begun implementing sustainability in new buildings by default. However, existing infrastructure should not be left out.
Integrating smart technologies to burn out fire hazards

Aug 29, 2024 | ishn.com | Jane Marsh

The Internet of Things (IoT) has become a mainstay in every field and the electrical industry is no exception. Energy professionals are deploying IoT for countless reasons, but it has the chance to boost safety by preventing electrical fires. Heat, burns and fires are likely to occur with all energy generators, but IoT could make these hazards one of the least common incident reports in the future.
Cleaning up Geothermal Energy

Jul 1, 2024 | renewableenergymagazine.com | Jane Marsh

Fracking and Land Use Concerns Texas recently posed a controversial question to lawmakers and energy workers. Is fracking ethical if its goal is capitalizing on geothermal resources? Eco-conscious values thread through this logic, but oversights remain. Even if corporations use existing oil field machinery and land to reduce the need for new plants and equipment manufacturing, concerns remain over seismic activity and pollution.