Consumer fintech lenders have come up with a technology-based, 21st century restyling of the buy now, pay later idea that offers wider payment choices and transparency around the payment schedule and interest payments.
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The current drought in the West ranks one of the driest periods in the last 1,200 years. By one estimate, nearly 98% of land across 11 Western states is abnormally dry, with more than 90% in some stage of drought. Worryingly, the top five states in population growth are in the West or Southwest, putting additional pressures on an increasingly scarce resource.
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It has long been the hope of clean-energy proponents to use renewable energy sources to create “green hydrogen.” This dream has been frustrated by technological limitations, but that may now finally be changing.
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April was declared Water Conservation Month to highlight the importance of, and benefits gained by, conserving water. The chief concern of excess water consumption is that it can lower reservoir and ground water levels, resulting in higher concentrations of natural and human pollutants, adversely impacting fresh bodies of water.
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Even in times of division, where we seem to find so few areas of agreement, everyone loves trees. Which is why this one climate change remedy may find universal support, even among those who doubt that climate change represents a threat to our future.
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