USA Installs Record Amount of Solar Power With 192% Growth
Over 4,143 megawatts of power were installed during the solar industry's third quarter, pushing 2016 to have an estimated 88% more growth than 2015.
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California Sun Produces So Much Power That Electricity Prices Turn Negative
That beautiful California sun has been shining so strongly, that – for the first time ever – electricity prices have gone into the negative.
Women Who Served in Vietnam are Happier and Healthier Than Average American Female
This study shows that 48% of career military women were very happy compared to 38% of women in the general population, and of better than average health.
Tennessee to Become Only State Offering Free Community College For Adults
Tennessee already provides free community college to recent high school grads – but now, including adults on the program has received bi-partisan support.
Flint Water No Longer Exceeds Federal Lead Limit
The EPA has affirmed several reports from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality stating that the water no longer exceeds the federal lead limit.
65K Streetlights in Detroit Illuminate Exciting New Growth
For years, the streets of Detroit have been dark – now the city's 65,000 new streetlights usher in a bright new era of post-bankruptcy.
Organizations Learn Cheap Tattoo Removal to Help Inmates Get Jobs
This nonprofit teaches others how to provide cheap tattoo removal for ex-convicts and victims of human trafficking who are eager for a fresh start.
Governor Proposes Groundbreaking Free Tuition for Middle Class
This revolutionary proposal could provide free college tuition for hundreds of thousands of state families.
All New York City Subway Stations Now Have Free Public Wifi
Having free public Wifi available in all 279 stations will work wonders in connecting public safety and NYC emergency service workers.
U.S. Housing Market Has Regained All Value Lost During Housing Crisis
New data says that American homes have bounced back in value following the devastating housing market crash of 2006.
U.S. Citizens Are Protecting Twice as Much Land as the National Parks
New census data from 2015 show that 58 million acres of American land are being protected by conservation easements.
NYC Will Transform 30 Blocks into a Pedestrian Utopia For Earth Day
Downtown Manhattan will shut down to cars and buses, and be filled up with activities for pedestrians in honor of Earth Day.
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