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What are you giving Mother Earth this year?

Striving to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, scientists attempt to harness the energy of a toddler's tantrum.

Rare earths are the key to a greenwashed, technotopian future

Homegrown solutions for a smaller carbon footprint.

Wind-generated power. Wind turbines attached to Battersea Power Station's iconic chimneys

"We finally reached net zero emissions."

'Humans & Lemmings have a lot in comon...'

'My electric car is giving me static!'

'Garfield has told the oil companies to go to hell.'

100% carbon neutral

How did THAT get there? Wash me.

Modern kite for wind energy.

Solar Frankenstein

Noisy energy?

"I have a new program that draws from his energy to power all our computers and phones. We should be good for the next 10 years."

Environmentalist Brainstorm

"Yes, also it keeps you fit."

'And the best thing about this electric thermal underwear is, no batteries, it's solar!'

Sea weed harvest.

Solar Panel

"He's only energetic on sunny days."

Nuclear generation of energy.

City Windfarms.

Wind turbine and leaf blower.

'More homes and wind turbines planned.'

'... and power outages on really hot days don't affect this baby one bit.'

US Energy Needs.

Today, a special retro segment of The Fad Herald. It's the Fad Herald. Off the hook! Hey jive turkeys, here's what's not cool: Fossil fuels, dependence on Mideast oil, long gas lines. Here's what's groovy: Solar power, alternative fuels, energy independence. Can you dig? The world is changing, baby! Instead of solar panels, I'm buying a sweet 8-track player. Next week, a look ahead to 2040. What's out: Waiting in long lines to fill up the spacecraft with gas.

“Typical, first we lost our winter fuel payment, and now our woolly jumpers!”

Meanwhile, back on planet earth...Greenland's ice sheet is melting faster than previously thought, sea levels could rise..."

"One silo is for grain, the other is for the money we save on gas."

Summer Energy

Water power.

After his first day, Lester, the new accountant for Acme Solar, Wind & Biomass Energy, Corp., realized he had become a green bean counter.