If you want to power the entire planet with photovoltaic power, you'll need twenty-three billion standard solar panels. That, of course, is an answer that it so overly simplistic that it's not even wrong. In this video, the Corridor Crew created some excellent visualizations about the world's energy sources and what it would take to replace other existing sources of energy with solar.
Watch: visualization of how many solar panels are required to power the world
Meet the "grue jay," a climate-change mashup of blue and green jays
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Energy Dept. to employees: don't say "green," don't say "climate change," definitely don't say "clean energy"
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Comedian confronts billionaire over fossil fuel ties at charity event
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Gifts, decor, and big savings — the holidays begin with a $15 Sam's Club membership
TL;DR: Get a 1-year Sam's Club membership (with auto-renew) for just $15 (MSRP $50)—includes fuel savings, bulk buys, exclusive perks, and a bonus household card. Imagine walking into a store where the carts… READ THE REST
Give your kid's screen time a glow-up with 75% off this Montessori-inspired app
TL;DR: Lock a lifetime subscription to Pok Pok for $59.99 and take $12 off to get it for $47.99 at checkout with coupon code PLAY until November 2! If you want screen time that… READ THE REST
Upgrade your listening experience with this $17 Lenovo Speaker
TL;DR: Upgrade your computer's sound without breaking the bank. This Lenovo M0520 Wired Desktop Speaker Set is on sale for $16.99 (reg. $25.99). Tired of the crackling sound of your computer's existing speakers?… READ THE REST
