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'Cultural resources are not a renewable thing for us.' (When renewables threaten the sacred) — High Country News – Know the West - Vimarsana News

'Cultural resources are not a renewable thing for us.' (When renewables threaten the sacred) — High Country News – Know the West

The West’s largest green energy storage project would destroy a Yakama sacred site. Now, the nation is fighting back.

Source: hcn.org
Projects would invest billions on Lake Roosevelt for needed renewable-energy storage, but hurdles are high - Vimarsana News

Projects would invest billions on Lake Roosevelt for needed renewable-energy storage, but hurdles are high

“We’ve got two of the largest reservoirs in the state of Washington, if not the whole Northwest, right here,” Fales said. “It’s the perfect setting for hydrogeneration.”

Yakama Nation leaders: Energy project near Goldendale threatens sacred site - Vimarsana News

Yakama Nation leaders: Energy project near Goldendale threatens sacred site

GOLDENDALE — An alternative energy project planned near Goldendale threatens a sacred Yakama Nation ceremonial site, according to Yakama leaders.

Lab-Grown Stem Cell 'Mini Brains' Just Developed Eyes - Vimarsana News

Lab-Grown Stem Cell 'Mini Brains' Just Developed Eyes

Researchers have successfully grown primitive eye structures on brain organoids that they had made in the lab.

Could retrofitting dams for hydro provide a jolt for green energy? - Vimarsana News

Could retrofitting dams for hydro provide a jolt for green energy?

With the era of building big dams over in the U.S., a growing number of existing dams are being modified to produce hydropower. These projects, advocates say, avoid the damaging impacts of new dams and could generate enough renewable electricity for several million homes.