We have three basic human rights, food, water and shelter. At Rentech, we offer solutions that will make a profound impact.
We combat the major threats facing our planet today including climate change, water crisis, starvation and affordable housing.
Say goodbye to dusty solar panels! 🌞🤖 Robots are now doing the hard work, keeping your energy clean and your output high. Welcome to the future of solar maintenance!
04/25/2025
🌍⛰️ Resilience in action! As climate change hits hard, mountain communities aren't backing down — they're adapting, innovating, and thriving against the odds. Let’s take a moment to admire their strength and learn from their strategies. 💪
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Climate change: How mountain communities are scaling new heights Low-lying islands aren’t the only ones at risk from our warming planet, as mountain communities are now finding.
Pope Francis reminds us that caring for the Earth is not just science—it’s a moral responsibility. His leadership on climate change will be remembered for generations. 🌍🙏
04/23/2025
Big changes in the solar industry: The U.S. just finalized tariffs on solar imports from Southeast Asia. This move could shake up the clean energy supply chain and impact solar project costs nationwide.
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US finalizes tariffs on Southeast Asian solar imports The tariffs unveiled on Monday vary widely depending on the company and country.
💧➡️⚡ Ever wonder how flowing water becomes the power that charges our lives? Let’s dive into the science behind hydroelectric dams and how they turn nature into energy!
04/17/2025
🏘️ Providence is pushing forward on housing reforms—but not everyone’s on board. What’s at stake, and why is there pushback? Let’s unpack the layers of this housing crisis.
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Housing Crisis: Providence mayor’s legislative priorities and why some disagree The Rhode Island Department of Housing wants to build 15,000 new units by 2030 to help with the state’s housing crisis.
💧 Every drop counts. As water scarcity grows across the globe, it's time we rethink how we use and protect our most precious resource. Let's act before it's too late.
04/15/2025
When utilities say community solar causes a “cost-shift,” what they really mean is they’re scared of losing control. Affordable, decentralized energy isn’t a problem—it’s the solution.
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Utilities are shedding crocodile tears over community solar ‘cost-shift’ Regulators and utilities should compensate community solar fairly for the money-saving value those facilities and their subscribers bring to the grid system.
04/11/2025
Mother Nature’s power is increasing. 🌪️ March tornado activity has more than doubled the average, according to NOAA. Is this a sign of things to come? Let’s stay informed and prepared! 🌍💨
04/09/2025
🌞⚡️ Deep in the Amazon, a village is proving that clean energy and environmental stewardship can go hand in hand. Solar panels lighting the path forward while the forest stays untouched. 🌳
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Solar panels and pristine forest: how one Amazon village is adapting to protect itself – in pictures Metuktire, in the Indigenous Capoto-Jarina territory in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest, is a pocket of resistance against mining, which has devastated the landscape in nearby areas. The AFP photographer Pablo Porciúncula travelled deep into Mato Grosso state to see how it has staved off deforestation...
The future of clean energy is lit — literally! 🌞⚡
This solar farm uses molten salt to store heat, keeping the power flowing even after sunset. No sun? No problem.
04/07/2025
One week after the devastating earthquake in Myanmar, the heartbreak continues. Children are left to grieve for their lost parents, while the fight for basic needs like clean water and shelter intensifies. It’s time to come together and make a difference. Let’s show them they’re not alone. 💔🌍
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One week After Myanmar Earthquake, Children Grieve for Lost Parents While Needs, Including Water and Shelter, Remain High – Save the Children One week on from the powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake that hit central Myanmar, children are grieving for loved ones lost in the disaster while immediate needs such as water, food and shelter remain high, Save the Children said.