Stay safe and prepared during extreme cold by staying indoors, ensuring your car and home are winter-ready, and taking special care of pets and plants.
Thanks to its geography, the United States experiences more than its share of extreme weather. Here’s how to prepare!
As the climate changes, we can expect more extreme weather in places that aren’t used to it. Learn what you need to know if you’re not used to cold weather but may be facing it!
It’s migratory bird season; here’s how to do your part to save the birds and save some money while you’re at it.
Idalia information and avoiding climate change hopelessness
An aging and overworked electric grid is only part of the problem.
Today, record-breaking heat waves have emerged with alarming frequency and more intensity than ever before. 64% of America is affected by extreme heat and can our renewable energy sources provide as extreme temperatures increase?
The region has become dryer, which transformed California’s iconic golden hillsides into kindling for a nightmarish fire season.
A backup power source, whether it’s a generator, grid-connected battery, a portable power bank, or a combination of those, is increasingly important during extreme weather.
Whether it’s an hour or a day long, it’s never a bad idea to be prepared for what to do during a power outage
