What is this?

Renewable energy is energy that is derived from natural sources, such as sunlight, wind, tidal energy, hydroelectric energy, geothermal energy, or biomass, that is replenished at a rate consistent with or faster than the rate at which it is used. Renewable energy sources do not cause depletion of irreplaceable resources and are typically much less carbon-intensive than other energy sources, making them a crucial component in reducing global climate risk.

See also: solar panel, wind turbine, fossil fuel, circular economy

Energy Blindness | Frankly #03 9,416

Art Berman “Oil: It was the best of fuels, it was the worst of fuels” | The Great Simplification #03 9,398

The Simple Story of Civilization with Tom Murphy | Frankly #22 8,484

Growth Until Not... | Frankly #7 8,220

Simon Michaux: "The Arcadians" | The Great Simplification #49 8,184

Kiril Sokoloff “What’s the Most Important Question in Today’s World?” | The Great Simplification #34 6,654

Giorgos Kallis: "Cultural Surplus and ‘Dépense'" | The Great Simplification #52 6,311

Gaya Herrington: "Humanity’s Soul: Life or Growth?" | The Great Simplification #57 6,261

FAQs from Episodes 1-25 of The Great Simplification | Frankly #05 6,017

Kris De Decker: “Low Tech: What, Why and How” | The Great Simplification #33 5,574