Lumber prices are up a staggering 188%—when will the wood shortage end?
Forbes March 20, 2021 The lumber shortage spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t letting up. It’s quite the opposite: It’s getting worse. Read the full article here.
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COVID Has Prompted a Surge in Demand for One Specific Type of Home Addition. Should You Try It?
Apartment Therapy August 16, 2020 As coronavirus disrupted work and school schedules in the spring and summer, Studio Shed has been running at about double the company’s original forecasts, says
Coronavirus pandemic delays Earth Overshoot Day by three weeks
Deutsche Welle August 28, 2020 The day humanity exceeds Earth’s biocapacity this year, Earth Overshoot Day, falls on August 22, three weeks later than in 2019. The shift is due […]
Global carbon emissions down by record 7% in 2020
Deutsche Welle November 12, 2020 Researchers say global carbon emissions dropped by an estimated 2.4 billion metric tons this year due to the coronavirus-induced lockdowns. They have also warned that […]
Big Stimulus For Clean Energy: Covid Relief Bill To Include Bipartisan Support For Green Tax Credits
Forbes December 21, 2020 In a bipartisan boost from Congress, tax credits for solar and wind energy (ITC and PTC), carbon capture and biofuels appear set to be extended. See
