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Ensia

Ensia is a magazine and event series showcasing environmental solutions in action. Powered by the Institute on the Environment at the University of Minnesota, we connect people who can change the world with the ideas and inspiration they need to do so.

Top Models   Top Models Is your city taking steps to prepare for a changing climate and related extreme weather events? The International Council for Local… Notable
A Market-friendly Approach to Energy nbsp; Voices A Market-friendly Approach to Energy  
Breaking the Solar Logjam nbsp; Feature Breaking the Solar Logjam  
Elusive Efficiency nbsp; Feature Elusive Efficiency  
New Spin on Hydropower nbsp; Feature New Spin on Hydropower  
Solar Power Is Inevitable nbsp; Voices Solar Power Is Inevitable  
May Boeve: Changing Climate Change nbsp; Interview May Boeve: Changing Climate Change  
Peggy Liu: Supplying Global Energy Needs with Renewables nbsp; Interview Peggy Liu: Supplying Global Energy Needs with Renewables  
Coal Free   Coal Free The Canadian province of Ontario recently announced that it will be shuttering six more coal plants by the end of 2013. The announcement… Notable
Fatih Birol: Our Global Energy Future nbsp; Interview Fatih Birol: Our Global Energy Future  
Can Smarter Storage Solve Our Energy Woes? nbsp; Feature Can Smarter Storage Solve Our Energy Woes?  
Solar Energy Solutions for the Developing World nbsp; Feature Solar Energy Solutions for the Developing World  
Vibe Inspiration   Vibe Inspiration Most wind generators go around and around. This one just waves. Inspired by the rustling of leaves in the breeze, Cornell University… Notable
Iceland’s ‘Steam Team’ Shares the Joy of Geothermal nbsp; Article Iceland’s ‘Steam Team’ Shares the Joy of Geothermal  
Imagine a World Without Oil nbsp; Infographic Imagine a World Without Oil  
Decentralizing Power Production nbsp; Article Decentralizing Power Production  
Walk on Watts   Walk on Watts Power to change our planet may soon be as close as your own two feet. PaveGen produces pavers that use the energy of footsteps to generate… Notable
Spreadable Solar   Spreadable Solar As the components of solar collectors get smaller, ideas about how to apply them grow. Notre Dame scientist Matthew Genovese and colleagues… Notable
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