Author: Amanda White

I’ll never forget the day I met Maria, a small-scale farmer from rural Kenya. She had been struggling to irrigate her crops due to the harsh drought that had been plaguing her region for years. But then she stumbled upon a clean tech workshop, where she learned how to install a solar-powered irrigation system that…

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As I stood on the sun-kissed rooftop of Emma’s community solar garden in rural Arizona, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of pride and hope. Emma, a single mother of two, had been struggling to make ends meet, working multiple jobs to keep a roof over her family’s head. But with the help of…

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It was a typical Tuesday morning in Reykjavik, Iceland, when I stumbled upon a small café that would change my perspective on energy. The café, aptly named “Einar’s Earthly Brew,” powered its entire operations using geothermal energy. As I sipped on a warm cup of coffee, I noticed the cozy atmosphere, complete with dimly lit…

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As I stood on the rooftop of my friend’s eco-friendly home in Brooklyn, gazing out at the sea of solar panels and wind turbines, I felt a sense of pride and hope. Not only was their home a beacon of sustainability, but it also served as a testament to the growing demand for renewable energy…

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In the picturesque coastal town of Portpatrick, Scotland, the tides have long been a familiar and reliable force. But for the local residents, the rhythmic ebb and flow of the ocean’s power has taken on a new significance. The town has become home to one of Europe’s first commercial-scale ocean energy harvesting projects, harnessing the…

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I still remember the day my grandmother told me about the “good old days” when she was a child. In the 1950s, her small town in rural India was powered by a single, rickety electric pole that lit up the entire village. But as the years went by, the village grew, and so did the…

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It was a chilly winter morning in rural Minnesota when Tom, a local farmer, first saw the wind turbines dotting the horizon. At first, he was skeptical about the strange structures that seemed to be piercing the sky. But as he watched the turbines spinning lazily, he began to realize the impact they were having…

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I still remember the day the floodwaters reached my grandmother’s farm in Bangladesh. The monsoon season had been particularly harsh that year, and the swollen rivers had overflowed their banks, leaving behind a trail of destruction. The crops were ruined, the homes were damaged, and the livelihoods of our family and many others were threatened….

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In a small village in rural Africa, a young girl named Akua used to spend hours each day collecting firewood for her family’s cooking. It was a labor-intensive task that took away from her studies and playtime, but it was necessary to keep her family warm and fed. One day, the village elder, a wise…

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I still remember the day my grandmother, a proud and fierce community leader, stood in front of our town hall, rallying support for a renewable energy initiative. She was determined to reduce our town’s reliance on fossil fuels and create a cleaner, more sustainable future for our children. As I grew up, I saw firsthand…

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