One of my tough climate activists near Houston liked your story above of Indian solar factories working overtime to build enough panels for what will be the world's largest solar farm. Poor fellow, his city is full of Petro-chemical plants. His purpose in life is organizing his neighbors to recognize the cancers and more they suffer from these plants.
Excellent as usual!
Another fantastic newsletter! Thank you so much!
You wondered why the story about India expanding access to water did not get bigger attention? I have noticed that it seems hard for stories about sanitation to get traction, despite the Toilet Board and Mr. Toilet doing amazing work. Somehow it seeks to get stuck with the yuck factor, perhaps. https://hopebuilding.blog/2023/08/11/building-a-circular-sanitation-economy/ And https://www.toiletboard.org/turning-waste-into-wealth-investment-potential-of-the-wastewater-sector-in-india/
One of my tough climate activists near Houston liked your story above of Indian solar factories working overtime to build enough panels for what will be the world's largest solar farm. Poor fellow, his city is full of Petro-chemical plants. His purpose in life is organizing his neighbors to recognize the cancers and more they suffer from these plants.