Peatlands, though covering just 3% of Earth’s land surface, are indispensable allies in the fight against climate change. These unique ecosystems store more carbon than all the world’s forests combined, serving as critical carbon sinks. However, a recent study highlights a concerning reality: a mere 17% of global peatlands are under protection, leaving the majority vulnerable to degradation and turning them into potential carbon emission sources.   The Carbon Storage Powerhouse   Peatlands accumulate carbon […]

Introducing the New Knox Climate Watch Website! We’re excited to announce the launch of the Knox Climate Watch website—a new online hub dedicated to climate action, advocacy, and renewable energy solutions in our community! Our website is designed to be a resource for anyone looking to stay informed and get involved in local climate initiatives. Here’s what you can expect: 🌍 Local Climate News & Updates – Stay up to date with the latest climate

After more than a year meeting and developing a platform, Knox Climate Watch (KCW) officially incorporated as a non-profit organization with local, state, and federal governments. We, Knox Climate Watch, are a nonpartisan Tennessee 501 (C)(3) nonprofit corporation comprised of volunteers from various professional backgrounds such as, Climate Science, Soil Science, Geoscience, Urban Planning, Published Author, University Educators, Bio Nuclear Engineer, Architect, Physician, Chemist, and successful Entrepreneurs. Many of us are Veterans, too. Alarmingly, we