June 1, 2017 will be known as the day the Trump Muse died.  In pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement Donald Trump declared that he is not the President of Paris but of Pittsburgh.  Good point.  Lucky Paris.  We'd like to point out that according to the Mayor of Pittsburgh, he's not the President of Pittsburgh, either.  Or Boston.  Or New York.  Or Los Angeles.  Or dozens of other American cities that have chosen not to follow him over the cliff.  He is the President of No Place.  No Place But Up.

It's in cities, homes, streets and board rooms where the future of the world will be determined, not in the addled head of Donald Trump.

In a cost-saving move, this museum in eastern Kentucky is embracing the sun as a source of affordable energy and installing approximately 80 solar panels on its roof.

Good Energy is a UK company leading the way into a 100% renewable future.  "From solar to sausages, wind to waffles" as they say on their home page.  A very encouraging and informative video here presented by the good people at "Fully Charged":

Solar arrays can be beautiful, too.  Nestled into the landscape, "pollinator-friendly" solar designs bring with them potential agricultural, economic and environmental benefits as well.

Solar and geothermal combine in dramatic fashion for this new net-zero building on Roosevelt Island.