All posts by Jane Marsh
Jane Marsh works as an environmental and energy writer. She is also the founder and editor-in-chief of Environment.co
Do we need to fireproof solar panels?
There is a limit to how much heat solar panels can handle and fire damage can make them dangerous.
Is sustainable forestry a myth or a reality?
Since forests are such a critical part of life on Earth, keeping them safe is vital.
Why a stable power grid is so important
Most of the United States' newer power lines are from the 1970s with a predicted 50-year lifespan.
‘Biofuels’ from discarded plastics pose health risks
You don't have to use the plastic-based fuel to be exposed to its fumes; simply living near a factory can be a risk.
Are carbon removal methods the key to tackling climate change?
Carbon offsetting involves removing an equivalent amount of carbon from the atmosphere as we put into it.
How blockchain technology can make fishing more sustainable
Studies show one-fifth of all wild-caught fish are caught illegally and 90% of fish supplies have been overharvested.