What a convenient and smart way to install solar... panels while still maintaining the beauty and aesthetics of the building. With such approach, clean energy and beautiful architecture can truly go hand in hand.show more

80°C desert surfaces. Robots take on the toughest jobs.... In Turpan, NW China’s #Xinjiang, these smart robots help install solar panels in extreme heat, turning the desert into a sea of clean energy. ⚡ #TechForGoodshow more

Fast, smart, and efficient: drones equipped with high-pressure water... jets are used to precision-clean solar panels in the vast Taklamakan Desert, #Xinjiang.show more

Farming and nature restoration need to go hand in... hand - and they can with a bit of help from governmentshow more

🇨🇳 CHINA BUILT A SOLAR EMPIRE ON THE ROOF... OF THE WORLD On the Tibetan Plateau, solar panels stretch farther than the eye can see - covering an area 7x the size of Manhattan. The Talatan Solar Park, plus wind and hydro, now powers everything from trains to AI data centers, while sheep still get to graze under the panels. Qinghai's clean energy is so cheap and efficient, it costs 40% less than coal, and helps China manufacture even more solar tech to sell worldwide. This is how China plans to win the future of energy: high-altitude, high-volume, and high stakes. Source: New York Timesshow more

The mountains in Guizhou, China are covered with Solar... Panels. By the end of June 2025, Guizhou’s total power capacity exceeded 100 million kilowatts (100 GW), with clean energy (including solar and wind) accounting for over 60%.show more

The way Musiala Olise & Davies Running hand in... hand and celebrating towards the Bayern Fans. The Most Beautiful thing to See.😍show more

The “clean” energy they promised you. Broken, shattered solar... panels leaching cadmium, lead, PFAS, microplastics, and glass shards into what was previously prime farmland and habitat. The broken panels have been there for years according to locals. The solar company doesn’t care. They already grabbed their subsidies and credits. No one monitors these facilities. That’s why they install perimeter fencing. This land will never be farmed again. Upstate NY has been invaded.show more

🇨🇳 In China, there are robots that double as... solar panels and use the power they generate to clean other solar panels. Snow often covers solar panels at photovoltaic power stations durng winter. This robot automatically removes the snow.show more

The M700: Where speed and safety go hand-in-hand. ✈️... Enjoy 301-knot cruise speed, up to 1,852 nm of range, and a Garmin G3000 flight deck with the HALO Safety System and Autoland.show more

the way she hugged his hand and the hand... which he kissed tightly afterwards,,, what am i supposed to do with this information? 😭show more

Building on his historic conservation agenda, President Biden signed... a proclamation today creating the Chuckwalla National Monument. The Chuckwalla National Monument will protect and preserve more than 624,000 acres of lands in southern California that hold extraordinarily diverse ecological, cultural, and historical value. By designating this new national monument, President Biden is enhancing outdoor access for nearby communities, preserving critical habitat for imperiled and rare species, and ensuring the ancestral homelands and sacred cultural legacies of the region’s Tribal Nations endure for generations to come – all while demonstrating that clean energy and conservation can go hand in hand. The monument will be managed by the Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management.show more

This is Adedamola Adewale Rukayat, a super-talented Yoruba sister... popularly known as Adedamola. She’s beautiful, smart, and incredibly witty. She’s also a wonderfully versatile content creator who effortlessly switches from a British accent to Yoruba, Hausa, and so much more. Her ability to embrace different cultures, languages, accents, and personalities with such ease is truly admirable. Beyond the talent and beauty, what stands out is her authenticity and creativity. She brings a unique energy to everything she does and represents the richness and versatility of the Nigerian/Yoruba identity in such a refreshing way. A big shout-out to this amazing Yoruba sister! Keep shining, keep creating, and keep making us proud. 🇳🇬❤️🌹🇳🇬show more

From smart cities to next generation clean energy, China... keeps raising the bar for rapid innovation, and this solar powered street bench that lets you charge your phone on the go is a perfect example.show more

Just a casual day at Avignon… Let’s groove… and... glow. 🕺💃🪩✨ JM & Fyang brought the energy while waiting for their treatments — because self-care and good vibes always go hand in hand. #ThisTimeItsAvignon #JmForAvignonClinic #FyangForAvignonClinicshow more

Parker Posey is coming for that Emmy LOL she's... so good in The White Lotus "It's still a cult! Look at that Catholics! Organized religion and deviant sex can go hand in hand!"show more

Think Solar panels are "Green"? think again. Making solar... panels requires toxic chemicals, huge amounts of energy and water, and creates toxic waste. The common types (mono- and poly-crystalline panels) need extremely high heat at every stage of production. For example, temperatures of 2,700°F to 3,600°F are required just to turn sand-like silicon dioxide into usable silicon. Up to half of that silicon is then wasted when the thin wafers are cut. For every 1 megawatt of solar panels produced: About 1.4 tons of toxic chemicals are used (including hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, and hydrogen fluoride). Nearly 2,900 tons of water are needed. 8.6 tons of pollution are released—most of it from powerful greenhouse gases (SF₆, NF₃, and C₂F₆) that trap heat thousands of times more effectively than carbon dioxide. Other dangerous waste includes toxic gases like trichlorosilane and silicon tetrachloride, plus harmful dust from the cutting process. The thinner “amorphous” or thin-film solar panels are made with cadmium, a chemical known to cause cancer and damage DNA. By the end of 2016 the world already had about 250,000 tonnes of discarded solar panels. That was just 0.5 % of all electronic waste produced that year. The International Renewable Energy Agency estimates that by 2050 we could be throwing away 6 million tonnes of solar panels every single year, adding up to a total of 78 million tonnes. At that point dead solar panels could make up 10 % of all electronic waste, and the total amount of worn-out panels could be larger than all the electronic waste the world produced in 2018. Recycling is often presented as the easy fix, but it isn’t. It still uses large amounts of energy, water and other resources, and workers have to handle toxic materials that eventually need to be disposed of. Right now only two commercial recycling methods exist for solar panels, and there are just a handful of facilities that can do the job anywhere in the world. #GreenEnergyshow more