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On Wednesday, Homer Drawdown is having its first meeting of 2023 at the Kachemak Bay Campus. The organization is part of a national grassroots movement working to address the impacts of climate change on a local level.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic brought life to a virtual standstill in 2020, Patrick Simpson dedicated his newfound spare time to apply for funding to develop a novel plastic-to-lumber recycling project.
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Millions of tons of plastic end up in the ocean each year. On the Kenai Peninsula, one man is trying to change that by giving plastic waste a useful second life.
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Solarize the Kenai pools the buying power of local home and business owners to negotiate for reduced installation rates on solar energy systems. The…
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Federal oil and gas leases coming up for sale in Cook Inlet are in the same area as the new North Pacific Fisheries Management Council restrictions on…
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On this morning's The Coffee Table, learn about the latest from Kenai Peninsula College’s Showcase Series: A Changing Kenai Peninsula, Climate Change’s…
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In the summer months, it’s easy to see how taking advantage of up to 19 hours of sunlight a day to harness energy, can lower energy costs.Satchel…
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Adding solar energy to a home or business is easier and cheaper when people band together. Forming a collective can bring down costs and make a project…
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This week on The Coffee Table, learn how to sign up for Solarize, a collective purchasing program to spur solar energy development in local…
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There is no quick and simple way to identify and implement a local response to climate change. Discussions, planning and prioritizing all take time and…