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- Are Angler Fish Found in Cold Waters? Habitat of Angler Fish Angler fish are some of the most fascinating creatures of the deep ocean, often depicted with eerie, glowing lures in science fiction. But one common question remains: Are angler fish found in cold waters? The answer is a resounding yes! Many species of angler fish thrive in the dark, frigid depths of the ocean, particularly...
- Winter Returns to Florida: Cold Fronts and Strong Winds Expected This Weekend On Thursday, February 13, a cold front started changing the weather in Florida. Counties like Orange, Osceola, and Seminole will feel the cold first. Two more cold fronts are expected to come during the weekend and early next week. After some warm weather that started February, with temperatures reaching 80°F in many places, Florida will...
- Registration Now Open for Naturally Good Expo 2025: Celebrating a Decade of Excellence in Natural Products Naturally Good Expo, the leading event for the natural and organic products community, is excited to announce that registration for 2025 is now open. This special year marks the 10th anniversary of the expo, which will be celebrated with a range of new features and an exciting networking evening on the first day. The expo […] The post Registration Now Open for Naturally Good Expo 2025: Celebrating a Decade of Excellence in Natural Products appeared first on Eco News.
- SIX SENSES ZIGHY BAY UNVEILS ITS 2024 SUSTAINABILITY AND COMMUNITY MILESTONES Achieved a 13.7% reduction in energy and saved 23.2% in water usage Diverted 47% of waste from landfills while 14 tonnes of food waste were composted and donated to local farmers Dedicated significant investment in local communities, supporting education, infrastructure, and livelihoods Successfully restored coral reefs, enhancing marine biodiversity and ecosystem resilience In 2024, Six […] The post SIX SENSES ZIGHY BAY UNVEILS ITS 2024 SUSTAINABILITY AND COMMUNITY MILESTONES appeared first on Eco News.
- Schneider Electric signs agreement with Motion Solutions Australia and Motion Solutions New Zealand as its cobot robotics distributor in the Pacific Motion Solutions Australia and Motion Solutions New Zealand have been appointed as Schneider Electric’s sole robotics industrial automation distributor. Schneider Electric’s global robotics distributor program has been created to empower robotics-focused distributors to become transformation partners. As a specialist robotics distributor in the Pacific, Motion Solutions will play a pivotal role in driving customer adoption […] The post Schneider Electric signs agreement with Motion Solutions Australia and Motion Solutions New Zealand as its cobot robotics distributor in the Pacific appeared first on Eco News.
- How rocky headland affects coastal sand movement in popular tourist town The Robe obelisk Photo courtesy: Patrick Hesp (Flinders University). A new study has given key insights into South Australia’s coastal management by examining how Cape Dombey’s rocky headland in Robe on the state’s Limestone Coast influences waves, currents and sand movement. By collecting real-world data over summer and winter, the Flinders University researchers have identified […] The post How rocky headland affects coastal sand movement in popular tourist town appeared first on Eco News.
- An Unforgettable Experience off the Coast of Newfoundland Aptly referred to as “The Rock,” the island of Newfoundland boldly rises from the North Atlantic, a rugged wilderness at North America’s eastern edge. This vast island boasts a mesmerizing...
- Women in Science: Climate and Wildfire Researcher Caroline Juang In honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we profile Caroline Juang, who studies how climate change is impacting wildfires out west.
- Demand for Solar for Schools is Sky High! 88 schools apply for grant funding to go solar – saving money and protecting the planet! The post Demand for Solar for Schools is Sky High! appeared first on Environment America.
- How Is Climate Change Affecting Your Valentine’s Day Chocolate? Professor of Climate Jessica Fanzo explains what cacao trees need to thrive, and how climate change is making chocolate production more challenging.
- Dust from Car Brakes More Harmful than Exhaust, Study Finds In cars, pollution doesn't come from exhaust alone. It also comes from wear and tear on roads, tires, and brakes. According to new research, tiny bits of dust cast off by brake pads may inflict more harm than car exhaust.Read more on E360 →
- Should WA test human waste fertilizer for PFAS? Fertilizers from human waste could pose a contamination risk. A new bill would require testing.
- Trump wants states to clean up forests to stop wildfires. But his administration cut off funds In Washington state, a U.S. Forest Service fire captain fears "situations where people call 911 and there aren’t enough firefighters to go around."
- Freedom in the Equation exhibition opens at Harvard Science Centre The exhibition, which is part of the Science at Risk project, runs until 10 March The post Freedom in the Equation exhibition opens at Harvard Science Centre appeared first on Physics World.
- Consistent cutting: Macerator for wastewater and biogas Borger has launched a new cutting-basket macerator that helps protect wastewater/biogas pumps and downstream equipment by consistently mashing solids. Designed with pivoted cutting blades that adjust automatically, the OrbitGrinder operates at an even cutting speed, with its cutting basket’s blades arranged in a special star shape to maximise shredding. Not only is flow through the […]
- Will JD Vance save the Great Lakes from Trump? The vice president once pushed for restoration funding. Advocates hope he hasn't forgotten.
- Trump’s funding freeze is wreaking havoc on climate science Federal dollars have bankrolled some of humanity's biggest breakthroughs. What happens when they disappear?
- Why chocolate is ridiculously expensive right now Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and other climate impacts are throttling cocoa production and driving up chocolate prices.
- Was the world’s most influential climate target doomed from the start? As the world passes 1.5 degrees C of warming, a Cambridge scholar argues that putting a deadline on climate action was the wrong way to frame it.
- Green Events Code of Practice sets out new national standard Pilots in 10 local authorities – including Manchester and Liverpool councils – have tested the effectiveness of sustainability measures for live concerts, festivals and other gatherings. More than 60 music, sporting and community events were involved in the project, with results pointing to the potential for local governments to introduce assessments on the environmental impact […]
- A: Labour’s deluded carbon capture gamble A: Labour’s deluded carbon capture gamble Channel Comment brendan 14th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Data centres worsen water crisis - says data Data centres worsen water crisis - says data Channel Comment brendan 14th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Avarni launches new feature to track SBTi commitments across supply chains Avarni’s SBTi Targets tracks science-based commitments in supply chains, helping businesses assess risk, report Scope 3 emissions, and decarbonize. Avarni, a leading carbon accounting platform, has launched SBTi Targets, an innovative new feature that enables companies to track Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitments across their supply chain. This latest enhancement provides businesses with a […] The post Avarni launches new feature to track SBTi commitments across supply chains appeared first on Eco News.
- Beekeeping Set To Become Effortless With the Launch of a New Invention From Flow Hive, The ‘Flow Super Lifter’ Flow Super Lifter in action Flow Hive Backyard beekeeping has blossomed into a national movement, with over 855,000 registered beehives across Australia. To overcome the greatest barrier in beekeeping – the heavy lifting required to open a beehive – the inventors of the Flow Hive have created and launched the Flow Super Lifter after seven years of development, […] The post Beekeeping Set To Become Effortless With the Launch of a New Invention From Flow Hive, The ‘Flow Super Lifter’ appeared first on Eco News.
- WILDLAND: EUROPE’S MOST AMBITIOUS CONSERVATION PROJECT AND ITS 200-YEAR LEGACY FOR THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS WildLand is a story of hope and regeneration, of rewilding on an epic scale and of extraordinary experiences in Scotland’s truly wild spaces. This is Europe’s largest and most ambitious conservation project, spanning 220,000 acres across 13 estates, from Loch Ness and the Cairngorm to the raw, rugged coastline of Sutherland in the far north. At […] The post WILDLAND: EUROPE’S MOST AMBITIOUS CONSERVATION PROJECT AND ITS 200-YEAR LEGACY FOR THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS appeared first on Eco News.
- Can artificial intelligence save the Great Barrier Reef? Australian researchers are designing a global real-time monitoring system to help save the world’s coral reefs from further decline, primarily due to bleaching caused by global warming. Coral reefs worldwide are dying at an alarming rate, with 75% of reefs experiencing bleaching-level heat stress in the past two years. The World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef (GBR), considered […] The post Can artificial intelligence save the Great Barrier Reef? appeared first on Eco News.
- Crisafulli Government announces plan to help extinguish fires The Waste and Resource Recovery (WARR) industry has welcomed the Crisafulli Government’s announcement that it will implement a three-point plan to tackle the increasing number of dangerous battery related fires that continue to place the lives of its workers at risk every day. The plan – announced today by the Hon. Andrew Powell – aims […] The post Crisafulli Government announces plan to help extinguish fires appeared first on Eco News.
- 11 new marine sanctuary areas announced for Australia’s stressed south-eastern waters 80,000 square kilometres of new marine sanctuaries announced for Australia’s stressed South-east marine region The newly expanded marine park around Australia’s sub-Antarctic territory of Macquarie Island to be finalised New oil and gas titles, including seismic blasting, to be banned from all South-east marine parks An existing marine sanctuary to be opened up to commercial […] The post 11 new marine sanctuary areas announced for Australia’s stressed south-eastern waters appeared first on Eco News.
- USGS and Audubon Formalize Partnership in Bird Data Collaboration In 2019, a hallmark study was published documenting the loss of nearly 30% of the birds in North America since 1970. This study, colloquially known as the 3 Billion Birds study, is largely based on...
- Schneider Electric appoints Tim Pratt as Vice President Power Products, Pacific Zone Tim Pratt Tim Pratt has been announced as Vice President Power Products, Pacific Zone, overseeing sustainable energy solutions and advancing customer and partner innovation. Tim’s vision targets innovation in the New Energy Landscape and electrification, driven by the rise of microgrids, electric vehicles, and energy storage to enhance energy independence. Tim has joined Schneider Electric’s […] The post Schneider Electric appoints Tim Pratt as Vice President Power Products, Pacific Zone appeared first on Eco News.
- TrusTrace Joins Textile Exchange’s Trackit™ Pilot Project to Advance Interoperability and Traceability in Textile Supply Chains TrusTrace, a market-leading platform for supply chain traceability and compliance in the fashion and textile industry, is proud to announce its participation in Textile Exchange’s test pilot project, to evaluate a multiparty Trackit system. The pilot is set to run throughout 2025, marking a significant step forward in advancing traceability and transparency within the textile and […] The post TrusTrace Joins Textile Exchange’s Trackit™ Pilot Project to Advance Interoperability and Traceability in Textile Supply Chains appeared first on Eco News.
- Soaking up solutions: Humble marine sponges enhance ocean life Dense Invertebrates Photo Credit: Daniel Ierodiaconou Deakin University Deakin University researchers have joined scientists from SeaGen Aquaculture and Gippsland-based biotech company Offshore Biotechnologies to undertake the largest rapid assessment of marine sponge cultivation in Australia. The team collected adult sponges 12 miles and 80 meters deep offshore in Apollo Bay, Victoria. Using methods borrowed from […] The post Soaking up solutions: Humble marine sponges enhance ocean life appeared first on Eco News.
- Green light for Lake Victoria Wind Farm The Minns Labor Government and wind farm developer WestWind Energy Pty Ltd have signed a lease agreement to help facilitate a wind farm with up to 201 turbines on Crown land in south-west NSW. WestWind Energy is aiming to construct the wind farm over a 2-3 year period from 2029 to 2032, subject to planning […] The post Green light for Lake Victoria Wind Farm appeared first on Eco News.
- Women in Science: Air Quality and Climate Change Researcher Garima Raheja In honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we're featuring Raheja, who researches machine learning methods for measuring air pollution in vulnerable communities across the world.
- Future of offshore wind on West Coast is murky under Trump West Coast wind power has lagged behind the East Coast for years. Now things are even hazier.
- Schrödinger’s cat states appear in the nuclear spin state of antimony New finding will be important for applications in quantum information processing and quantum error correction The post Schrödinger’s cat states appear in the nuclear spin state of antimony appeared first on Physics World.
- “Fully recyclable” solar cells showcase using water as a solvent In a study published in Nature, researchers have developed a method that they say is able to recycle all parts of a solar cell repeatedly without environmentally hazardous solvents. The recycled solar cell is said to have the same efficiency as the original one. The solar cell is made of perovskite and the main solvent […]
- Quantum superstars gather in Paris for the IYQ 2025 opening ceremony In this podcast Physics World’s Matin Durrani describes the gala event The post Quantum superstars gather in Paris for the IYQ 2025 opening ceremony appeared first on Physics World.
- Women in Science: Polar Geophysics Researcher Caitlin D. Locke In honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re spotlighting Locke, who studies the Antarctic Ice Sheet to determine how the seafloor shape beneath its ice shelves influences ice flow.
- Oregon bill targeting wasteful plastics had its first hearing A bill to reduce the use of wasteful single-use plastics in Oregon had its first hearing Wednesday. The post Oregon bill targeting wasteful plastics had its first hearing appeared first on Environment America.
- How to Recycle Electric Motors Machinery that relies on electric motors surrounds you all the time. Electric motors’ impact ranges... The post How to Recycle Electric Motors appeared first on Earth911.
- EA research cites new evidence of natural flood management benefits Nature can play a major role in improving the nation’s resilience to flooding and coastal erosion, updated research from the Environment Agency appears to underline. The EA has published a new Working with Natural Processes Evidence Directory, updating the internationally recognised product first released in 2017. Informed by significant scientific research including more than 700 […]
- The rise of green steel in Europe: Technologies, key players and other matters Europe is at the forefront of the global push towards sustainability, and the steel industry is no exception. As part of the broader effort to reduce carbon emissions and fight climate change, the concept of “green steel” is rapidly gaining traction. The European steel sector, traditionally one of the most carbon-intensive industries, is embracing innovative […]
- Electric vehicles produce less non-exhaust emissions after all, in the right conditions The concern that electric vehicles might pose a greater threat to air quality than conventional vehicles when it comes to non-exhaust emissions could be misplaced, given the findings of a new study. While obviously free of tailpipe emissions, electric vehicles do create debris from tyre and brake abrasion. However, the degree to which they do […]
- With Sea Ice Melting, Killer Whales Are Moving Into the Arctic Killer whales have begun to migrate farther into previously icy regions of the Arctic, preying on narwhal, beluga, and bowhead. Scientists say their increasing numbers could shift food webs in ways that affect both endangered whale populations and subsistence Inuit hunters.Read more on E360 →
- Capital Systematics Reviews: Green Investing & Earning Opportunities Capital Systematics delivers excellent financial services. Clients are pleased with their experience and post positive reviews across various platforms. Capital Systematics started as a traditional brokerage firm but has since expanded its range of services to include investment … Capital Systematics Reviews: Green Investing & Earning Opportunities Read More » The post Capital Systematics Reviews: Green Investing & Earning Opportunities appeared first on Eco Friend.
- UK climate tech suppliers added to social housing disruptors framework 17 British companies find themselves on the latest list of non-traditional procurement options for local authorities and housing associations. 3D concrete printing, thermal inspection drones, and green subsidence mitigation systems are among the environmental technologies added to the Social Housing Emerging Disruptors [SHED] framework. Working with the Disruptive Innovators Network, Procurement for Housing [PfH] has […]
- Trump is freezing climate funds. Can he do that? Courts have ordered the president to release Biden-era climate money — but he’s holding out.
- Where did billions in climate and infrastructure funding go? Search our map by ZIP code. From clean energy projects to bridges, this interactive tool shows what projects lawmakers announced in your neighborhood.
- What it takes to regrow a community after wildfire As it recovers, Altadena finds inspiration in other wildfire-devastated communities that have replanted lawns, gardens, and green spaces with fire-resistant native species.
- Another casualty of Trump’s funding freeze: New Orleans’ tree canopy A program was trying to mitigate the loss of 200,000 trees to Hurricane Katrina.
- Slow Travel Is More Sustainable Travel We all know that driving cars contributes to climate change, but it’s not entirely avoidable.... The post Slow Travel Is More Sustainable Travel appeared first on Earth911.
- Street Smarts: 5 Simple Ways for Kids to Experience Nature in the City In this era of armchair diagnostics and WebMD, it really shouldn’t surprise anyone that a... The post Street Smarts: 5 Simple Ways for Kids to Experience Nature in the City appeared first on Earth911.
- Bath and North East Somerset begins major sustainable transport consultation The £15m Somer Valley Links masterplan looks to improve connections across the region with walking, wheeling and cycling alongside mass transit. Launched last week, a public consultation runs until midnight Sunday 16th March. Among other things, the process wants to hear views on eight new mobility hubs, significant overhauls of bus infrastructure – including 22 […]
- Refresh Your Kitchen with a Clean Sink There are few things more annoying than a clogged kitchen sink. It is a common household headache whether you’re facing a clogged sink after washing a mountain of dishes or a full-on blockage that has made your kitchen a no-go zone. And a clogged sink can derail the flow of your routine, sending mealtime prep and cleanup...
- Power lines Power lines Channel Comment brendan 13th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Energy-Efficient AC Options: What to Consider Before Installation Selecting an energy-efficient air conditioning system for your home’s comfort and energy usage reduction needs is a significant decision. While choosing the cooling unit for your property might initially seem daunting, grasping the essential elements involved in this process will make things easier and help you make a choice that aligns well with your comfort...
- Sustainable Sanitation: The Future of Industrial Wastewater Management Sustainable sanitation may not be the immediate answer to saving the world, but it’s certainly a step in the right direction. With water crisis’, no-nonsense solutions have never been more urgent. It’s time we saw sanitation through a new light. The Dirty Truth Let’s face it, industry is a messy business. Every factory, plant, and...
- What is Bears Ears National Monument? Bears Ears is an amazing place … and a great backpacking destination. The post What is Bears Ears National Monument? appeared first on Environment America.
- At Alaska’s Yakutat Tern Festival, Seabirds and Local Culture Soar Vengeance leaves the harbor at around 8 a.m. The 30-foot aluminum boat is captained by Mark Sappington, the owner of Yakutat Charter Boat Company, who navigates the waters in a Carhartt jacket with...
- Whale songs share similiarities to human language New science illuminates new reasons for us to appreciate the wonder of whale songs The post Whale songs share similiarities to human language appeared first on Environment America.
- Western Everglades Research 14226 Gateway to the Western Everglades Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary has a central and critical role in the network of conservation lands that form the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem...
- Western Everglades Research 14226 Gateway to the Western Everglades Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary has a central and critical role in the network of conservation lands that form the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem...
- US science in chaos as impact of Trump’s executive orders sinks in US science hit by staff layoffs, slashed budgets, axed diversity programmes and cancelled conferences The post US science in chaos as impact of Trump’s executive orders sinks in appeared first on Physics World.
- Congress agrees on one thing: Expanding access to the outdoors How the EXPLORE Act, a bill aimed at improving outdoor recreation opportunities, managed to pass with unanimous support.
- Women in Science: Volcano Researcher Ally Peccia In honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re highlighting amazing scientists like Peccia, who studies the interactions between volcanoes and the climate.
- Startup Chestnut Raises $160 Million for Forest Carbon Removal (Bloomberg) — Startup Chestnut Carbon has raised $160 million to plant, restore and manage trees on degraded farmland, generating carbon credits for customers that include Microsoft Corp. The company’s goal: Providing high-quality, nature-based credits that sidestep issues that have plagued carbon markets. The Series B round, led by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Cloverlay […]
- Bacterial ‘cables’ form a living gel in mucus Finding could help treat bacterial infections in patients with cystic fibrosis, say biophysicists The post Bacterial ‘cables’ form a living gel in mucus appeared first on Physics World.
- Alliance for Fibre-Based Packaging launches ahead of UK recycling overhaulSimpler Recycling will be implemented late-March, changing how organisations should deal with food and other waste streams. In response, some of the biggest companies in the British packaging sector have formed the Alliance for Fibre-Based Packaging to advocate for their products ahead of both new business waste legislation and Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility [pEPR] coming […]
- Recycling Mystery: Spent Shell CasingsWhat’s your standard routine once you’re done shooting at a gun range? If you’re like... The post Recycling Mystery: Spent Shell Casings appeared first on Earth911.
- Heathrow expansion lands badly with publicHeathrow expansion lands badly with public Channel News brendan 12th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Sarah Sheldon: how a multidisciplinary mindset can turn quantum utility into quantum advantageIBM engineering physicist Sarah Sheldon outlines the careers opportunities in the emerging quantum sector The post Sarah Sheldon: how a multidisciplinary mindset can turn quantum utility into quantum advantage appeared first on Physics World.
- The evidence is clear, the Rosebank oilfield would do nothing for the UKThis post is by Caroline Lucas, MP for Brighton Pavilion 2010-2024, former leader and co-leader of The Green Party, and co-president of European Movement. Last week, it was leaked from the top of government that the prime minister is considering approving a project that would […]
- Russia's War Is Driving Up Emissions by Forcing Planes to RerouteSince war broke out in Ukraine, Western airlines have been charting longer routes to avoid flying over Russia, with a discernible impact on emissions.Read more on E360 →
- To speak as GaiaTo speak as Gaia Channel Comment brendan 12th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Georgia was about to retire coal plants. Then came the data centers.Utilities nationwide are falling back on fossil fuels to meet huge energy demand.
- ‘It’s demoralizing’: Trump’s climate funding freeze has left tribes and community groups in limboDespite court orders to release federal grants, many organizations working on climate projects still don't have access to contractually obligated money.
- Trump’s push for ‘efficiency’ may destroy the EPA. What does that mean for you?Current and former EPA staff say millions of Americans could lose access to clean air and water.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Eco Materials Technology’s Grant Quasha on Cutting Cement’s Carbon FootprintWhat is the most used material in the world? Concrete, the basis for building most... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Eco Materials Technology’s Grant Quasha on Cutting Cement’s Carbon Footprint appeared first on Earth911.
- Trump’s budget cuts could kill your local weather forecast — and put you in dangerDOGE has its sights on NOAA and the National Weather Service. Gutting them could imperil millions and cost billions.
- Should climate and environmental organisations leave X?Despite falling revenue and dubious data on actual usage, Elon Musk’s network continues to drive far right politics and climate denialism. But should the platform be abandoned by accounts that could stem the tide? Social media once had a running joke so prevalent it led to Facebook groups with names like ‘A Group For People […]
- Why More Businesses Are Investing in Clean Energy SolutionsIn the climate of today’s business world, having an advantage over competitors is of paramount importance. This requires organizations to constantly innovate, adapt, and evolve. One such area where businesses are exploring new opportunities is in the realm of clean energy solutions. The commitment to environmental sustainability is becoming increasingly commonplace among successful companies. Indeed,...
- Eco-friendly chocolates for Valentine’s DayRather than buying the biggest box of chocolate- this year consider measuring the quality of your Valentine’s Day chocolate gifts based on its impact on forests by choosing an eco-friendly chocolate brand! The post Eco-friendly chocolates for Valentine’s Day appeared first on Environment America.
- Columbia Climate School Launches First M.S. in Climate Finance Program in the United StatesA new interdisciplinary degree will drive impactful solutions to the climate crisis through advanced financial tools and scientific knowledge.
- Nanoparticles demonstrate new and unexpected mechanism of coronavirus disinfectionTitania nanoparticles damage enveloped viruses by directly binding with membrane phospholipids – a previously unknown mode of antiviral action The post Nanoparticles demonstrate new and unexpected mechanism of coronavirus disinfection appeared first on Physics World.
- Celebrating the 2025 International Day of Women and Girls in ScienceIn honor of this year’s STEM theme, we highlight just a few examples of the exceptional women scientists from the Columbia Climate School.
- Biodiversity Net Gain: 12 months of successes and challengesAs regulation requiring positive nature contributions from new developments in the UK marks its first anniversary, we take a look at the biggest impacts and issues from year one. Biodiversity net gain (BNG) became mandatory for major developments from 12 February 2024 and for small sites from 2 April. A year on from its initiation, we look […]
- NOAA is told to make list of climate-related grants, setting off fearsNOAA has been ordered to identify grants related to global warming and other topics targeted by President Donald Trump’s executive orders.
- Bill in legislature would curtail wind and solar energy development in TexasTexas needs a balanced approach that allows for growth of clean energy while protecting open space The post Bill in legislature would curtail wind and solar energy development in Texas appeared first on Environment America.
- Organic photovoltaic solar cells could withstand harsh space environmentsStudy challenges long-standing belief that OPV devices systematically degrade when irradiated The post Organic photovoltaic solar cells could withstand harsh space environments appeared first on Physics World.
- World Likely to Breach 1.5-Degree Target, Research FindsThe world is set to blow past its goal to limit warming to 1.5 degrees C, new research shows.Read more on E360 →
- Tidal and wave energy could contribute £8 billion to the economyTidal and wave energy could contribute more than £8 billion to the Scottish economy by 2050 according to a new report from the University of Edinburgh’s Policy & Innovation Group. Scotland is a global leader in the development and deployment of tidal stream and wave energy devices, said a news release about the document. Quite […]
- Report sets out priorities for UK to become a global leader in AI frugality and efficiencyGovernment must ensure that tech companies accurately report how much energy and water their data centres are using, according to a report published on 7 February by the National Engineering Policy Centre. Data centres can and should be designed to use less water and critical raw materials, but government must set the conditions for this […]
- £1.8 million will support initiative to engineer a quieter futureAn interdisciplinary network of engineers, policymakers, industry stakeholders and social scientists, led by the University of Surrey, will take on one of the UK’s most overlooked environmental challenges: noise pollution. From the constant hum of road traffic to the thousands of flights in and out of UK airports, noise awareness in our modern world often […]
- We Earthlings: 2024 Can By Your Turning PointEvery time we choose to emit CO2, we make a choice about the future we’ll... The post We Earthlings: 2024 Can By Your Turning Point appeared first on Earth911.
- Three men arrested in connection with Hoads Wood illegal waste dumpingThree men were arrested on Wednesday 5 February as part of an investigation into the large-scale, illegal tipping of waste at the Hoads Wood Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) in Ashford, Kent. An Environment Agency press release said two of those arrested – aged 44 and 62 – are from the Isle of Sheppey, […]
- UK outlier in 1.5C target as world misses climate plan deadlineSeven-in-10 of the world’s largest economies missed the deadline to submit new greenhouse gas-cutting plans to the United Nations, and only one country has a plan that keeps pace with the Paris Agreement. On Monday 10th February countries across the globe were expected to file updated proposals on how to steer the world towards a […]
- The Future of Sustainable Mobility: Eco CarsWhy Eco Cars With the environment in mind, more and more people are looking for cars that emit less and consume less fuel. Green cars are designed to reduce carbon emissions, conserve fuel and lead the way to a cleaner future. So forsaking fossil fuels for a greener option means cleaner air, less greenhouse emissions...
- BP and Shell profits ‘slump’ still double UK global climate spendEnergy giants are abandoning recent commitments to refocus on renewables and kowtowing to US President Donald Trump’s geopolitical ambitions. Emboldened by pre-election slogans such as ‘drill, baby, drill’, fossil fuel companies are now looking exploit the White House’s renewed backing of oil and gas as the world’s leading energy sources. In a bid to secure […]
- Puraffinity appoints Neal Megonnell as Chief Commercial OfficerPuraffinity, a leading developer of precision technology for the removal of PFAS 'forever chemicals' across multiple water treatment applications, is pleased to announce the appointment of Neal Megonnell as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), effective immediately.
- Trump moves to halt $5B EV-charging programThe administration ordered states to rework plans for using federal EV-charging money, putting hundreds of projects in limbo. Experts say that’s illegal.
- The Ultimate Guide to Conserving Water at HomeIf you read the news regularly, you’ve undoubtedly heard of various water crises around the... The post The Ultimate Guide to Conserving Water at Home appeared first on Earth911.
- 6 Ideas for an Valentine’s Day With A Planetary HeartValentine’s Day has become overrun with consumerism. Nearly disposable gifts line the store shelves and... The post 6 Ideas for an Valentine’s Day With A Planetary Heart appeared first on Earth911.
- How international conferences can help bring women in physics togetherThe International Conference on Women in Physics offers the perfect opportunity for women to come together and share their experiences in physics, as Chethana Setty explains The post How international conferences can help bring women in physics together appeared first on Physics World.
- 'Step into our collective power''Step into our collective power' Channel Activism brendan 11th February 2025 Teaser Media
- These eBird Checklists Document Some of the Last Sightings of Extinct U.S. SpeciesThe massive database of bird sightings made possible by eBird has helped reveal detailed trends in bird populations, but it also serves as a record of some American species that are no longer with...
- These eBird Checklists Document Some of the Last Sightings of Extinct U.S. SpeciesThe massive database of bird sightings made possible by eBird, a community birding platform, has helped reveal detailed trends in bird populations, but it also serves as a record of some American...
- These Are the Greatest eBird Checklists for the United StatesSince eBird’s launch in 2002, there have been more than 61 million U.S. checklists submitted to the community birding platform, from more than 703,000 birders. The majority of them are fairly...
- These Are the Greatest eBird Checklists for the United StatesSince eBird’s launch in 2002, there have been more than 61 million U.S. checklists submitted to the community birding platform, from more than 703,000 birders. The majority of them are fairly...
- Does offshore wind actually kill birds?Offshore wind turbines can harm birds – thankfully, we have solutions that can minimize harm and maximize wind’s benefits The post Does offshore wind actually kill birds? appeared first on Environment America.
- New bill in the New Jersey legislature aims to simplify solar permitting for homeownersNew Jersey lawmakers propose instant solar permitting for homeowners looking to go solar The post New bill in the New Jersey legislature aims to simplify solar permitting for homeowners appeared first on Environment America.
- GOOD NEWS: New Tropical Rainforest Protections in the Congotropical forest area bigger than the size of France will now be protected in the Congo The post GOOD NEWS: New Tropical Rainforest Protections in the Congo appeared first on Environment America.
- Artisan, architect or artist: what kind of person are you at work?Honor Powrie believes that we all take on different personas in the workplace The post Artisan, architect or artist: what kind of person are you at work? appeared first on Physics World.
- Activated carbon: An unsung hero of industrial purification?Activated carbon has an incredible ability to adsorb impurities (i.e., they adhere very readily to the surface) and this makes it indispensable for engineering and manufacturing operations, suggests CPL/Puragen Activated Carbons, in an article exploring the application of such materials, and the possibilities they present What is activated carbon? It is a highly purified form […]
- Why are bees important?What do bees make you think of? Honey? Getting stung? As it turns out, they are far more important than you might realize—and are worth protecting. The post Why are bees important? appeared first on Environment America.
- Thousands of nuclear spins are entangled to create a quantum-dot qubitQuantum feedback algorithm turns a problem into a solution The post Thousands of nuclear spins are entangled to create a quantum-dot qubit appeared first on Physics World.
- China's Disastrous Summer Floods Linked to Unusually Warm Spring in TibetA new study links devastating summer floods in southern China to unusually warm spring weather over the Tibetan plateau.Read more on E360 →
- Trump killed a major report on nature. They’re trying to publish it anywayThe study, written by more than 150 experts, was intended to measure how the nation’s lands, water and wildlife are faring and what that means for people.
- Say hi to Quinnie – the official mascot of the International Year of Quantum Science and TechnologyMeet the playful mascot marking the centenary of quantum mechanics in 2025 The post Say hi to Quinnie – the official mascot of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Podcast: Molecular Farming Potato-Sourced Egg Proteins With PoLoPo’s Maya Sapir-MirHumanity is grappling with the effects of climate change, and one urgent challenge is ensuring... The post Earth911 Podcast: Molecular Farming Potato-Sourced Egg Proteins With PoLoPo’s Maya Sapir-Mir appeared first on Earth911.
- Iced out? Research on the Great Lakes goes ahead amid funding chaos.Ice fishing anglers could help fill in a data gap on how thick the ice is.
- The ruptureThe rupture Channel Comment brendan 10th February 2025 Teaser Media
- New class of quasiparticle appears in bilayer graphene"Fractional excitons" form in 2D carbon structure at high magnetic fields The post New class of quasiparticle appears in bilayer graphene appeared first on Physics World.
- 6 Ways to Reuse Plastic BottlesLet’s take a trip down memory lane to fifth grade science class. Besides getting a... The post 6 Ways to Reuse Plastic Bottles appeared first on Earth911.
- Glasgow City Council looks to add 270km of segregated cycle waysThe Scottish authority has already completed several its active travel City Network. This includes the final phase of South City Way, a major new cycling link between Queens Park and the centre of Glasgow. A leg of the Connecting Battlefield project, linking South City Way and New Victoria Hospital, and North East Active Travel Route, […]
- Why Is Soursop Illegal? What Scientists and the FDA SayWhy Is Soursop Illegal? (Quick Answer) Soursop is not entirely illegal, but its supplements and extracts face restrictions in some countries due to potential health risks. Studies suggest that soursop contains annonacin, a compound linked to neurotoxicity and possible Parkinson’s-like symptoms. As a result, the FDA and Health Canada have not approved soursop supplements as...
- European Space Agency’s Euclid mission spots spectacular Einstein ringThe ring is due to the gravitational effects of a galaxy located around 590 million light-years from Earth The post European Space Agency’s Euclid mission spots spectacular Einstein ring appeared first on Physics World.
- BlocPower promised to help electrify Ithaca. Now it has ended its support.The company ended its collaboration with the city in New York after completing the electrification of only 10 buildings.
- Defra delays digital waste tracking introduction suggesting more time needed to get the IT system readyThe government has announced a delay to the introduction of mandatory digital waste tracking across the UK, moving the start date from April 2025 to April 2026. A scheme of this kind hopes to provide a comprehensive way to see what is happening to the waste produced in the UK, supporting better regulation and a […]
- North Carolina launches first-ever statewide electrification incentivesState officials recently unveiled a broad home energy-efficiency and electrification program, but it’s unclear whether the Trump administration will block funding.
- In Seattle, advocacy groups pitch ‘social housing’ as a climate solutionMixed-income affordable housing can cut emissions and boost equity, they argue.
- Water Wins (and some losses) You Might Have Missed in 2024At the end of 2024, Congress was able to pass a few water wins. The bills outlined below, in addition to other conservation bills completed at the end of the year, signify hard-won successes for...
- Water Wins (and some losses) You Might Have Missed in 2024At the end of 2024, Congress was able to pass a few water wins. The bills outlined below, in addition to other conservation bills completed at the end of the year, signify hard-won successes for...
- Two new right whale calves spotted off coasts of NJ, FLThe two new right whale calves were spotted with their mothers Accordion and Cashew this week, bringing the season’s total calves to nine. The post Two new right whale calves spotted off coasts of NJ, FL appeared first on Environment America.
- ‘BACK TO PLASTIC’: Trump Vows to Keep the Government on Plastic StrawsCalling it "ridiculous," President Donald Trump said he would undo a Biden effort to phase out plastic straws across the federal government.
- A Climate Change Signal in the Tropical PacificResearch from the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory has the world’s climate scientists rethinking their models.
- WA roads agency had been expecting federal EV charger funds could be stalledWashington was in line to receive $71 million for chargers along I-5 and other roads. But the U.S. Department of Transportation says it will revamp the program.
- ‘It looks like a stream of blood.’ A river near Buenos Aires turns red, sparking fears of toxic leakA stream winding through a populous area on the outskirts of Buenos Aires has turned crimson red in recent hours that has sparked fears of industrial chemical dumping.
- Scores of ocean enthusiasts show interest in Oregon legislationThe post Scores of ocean enthusiasts show interest in Oregon legislation appeared first on Environment America.
- Role of Natural Supplements in Sustainable Agriculture & Health: Benefits & Impact ExplainedSustainability is more than just a buzzword and we are looking for ways to harmonize agricultural practices with human health. Natural supplements have become a game changer offering benefits for both sustainable farming and our well being. They are not only increasing crop yields but also the nutritional value of the food we eat. By...
- Quantum simulators deliver surprising insights into magnetic phase transitionsIndependent studies used atomic and superconducting qubits The post Quantum simulators deliver surprising insights into magnetic phase transitions appeared first on Physics World.
- Eco-Friendly Beach Essentials: What to Pack for a Green SummerSummer’s here and the beach is calling. There’s nothing like a day at the beach to soak up the sun and unwind. But as we enjoy the waves and sand, we need to think about our impact on the environment. Packing eco-friendly beach essentials isn’t just a trend – it’s how we protect the places...
- Earth911 Inspiration: The Climate Crisis Is A Cost-of-Living Crisis“The climate crisis is a cost-of-living crisis, because climate disasters are driving up costs for... The post Earth911 Inspiration: The Climate Crisis Is A Cost-of-Living Crisis appeared first on Earth911.
- 2 obscure clean energy metals are caught in the crosshairs of the US-China trade warAfter a Chinese export ban, can America get gallium and germanium from Canada — or will tariffs get in the way?
- The odds are Illinois won’t hit its 2030 climate goalsFrom renewables to EVs to workforce training, the state's journey toward decarbonization has "a long way to go and a short time to get there."
- Supermassive black hole displays ‘unprecedented’ X-ray outburstsRapid X-ray oscillations detected near the innermost orbit of a supermassive black hole could indicate the presence of a nearby orbiter such as a white dwarf The post Supermassive black hole displays ‘unprecedented’ X-ray outbursts appeared first on Physics World.
- Adaptation planning advice from Sustainability West MidlandsThe non-profit, which advises public and private organisations across one of the UK’s biggest regional economies, shares some top tips on how to prepare for the coming storms. Britain’s climate is changing at a dramatic rate, with once-in-a-generation flooding events now becoming commonplace, soaring summer temperatures and wildfires just three warnings signs. Like it or […]
- 5 unexpected indoor air pollution sources (and how to overcome them)In our quest for healthier work spaces, air quality is increasingly taking centre stage. But some of the most significant sources of indoor air pollution might surprise you. Working with UK air purifier brand Blueair, we reveal five unexpected ways the air quality can suffer in the workplace, and offer some advice on the best […]
- The poverty of extreme wealthThe poverty of extreme wealth Channel Comment brendan 7th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Is Posh Peanut Truly Organic? A Deep Dive Into Sustainable FabricsPosh Peanut is a popular brand known for its stylish, soft, and high-quality baby clothing. As more parents focus on sustainability, many wonder whether its products are truly organic. This guide explores Posh Peanut’s history, fabric choices, sustainability efforts, and how it compares to fully organic brands. If you’re an eco-conscious parent, this deep dive...
- Students in Washington DC Help Protect Migratory Bird HabitatBillions of birds head north out of Central and South America making epic journeys to find safety and refuge in the Arctic and Boreal Forest of Canada each year. Other species traveling north don’t...
- Students in Washington DC Help Protect Migratory Bird HabitatBillions of birds head north out of Central and South America making epic journeys to find safety and refuge in the Arctic and Boreal Forest of Canada each year. Other species traveling north don’t...
- Audubon Commits to Continued Bipartisan Collaboration for ConservationWASHINGTON (February 6, 2025) – For 120 years and through 22 U.S. presidential administrations, the National Audubon Society has worked to protect birds and the places they need. With a new...
- Audubon Commits to Continued Bipartisan Collaboration for ConservationWASHINGTON (February 6, 2025) – For 120 years and through 22 U.S. presidential administrations, the National Audubon Society has worked to protect birds and the places they need. With a new...
- Bloomberg Retracts Incorrect Story on Fed’s Climate ProgramSix major U.S. banks won't be required to make submissions for the Fed's Climate Scenario Analysis Exercise because that program's been shut down, sources say.
- Exposure to Air Pollution Can Make It Harder to Focus, Study FindsA person’s ability to focus on everyday tasks is affected by short-term exposure to air pollution, a study has found.Read more on E360 →
- A Climate and Society Student Seeks a Common Language Between Science and PolicyLina Maria Villegas, a former linguist, is now channeling her curiosity and passion for environmentalism at the Climate School.
- How the changing environment affects solar-panel efficiency: the Indian perspectiveClimate scientist Sushovan Ghosh is our podcast guest The post How the changing environment affects solar-panel efficiency: the Indian perspective appeared first on Physics World.
- First Oregon whale entanglement of the year sounds the alarmLast month, a humpback whale washed ashore wrapped up in fishing gearing, prompting action from the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife. The post First Oregon whale entanglement of the year sounds the alarm appeared first on Environment America.
- Guest Idea: Rethinking Wastewater as a Valuable BiosolidsAfter visiting with DC Water’s Bloom Biosolids team on Sustainability In Your Ear, we invited... The post Guest Idea: Rethinking Wastewater as a Valuable Biosolids appeared first on Earth911.
- Two-faced graphene nanoribbons could make the first purely carbon-based ferromagnetsNew asymmetric structures have ferromagnetic states on a single zigzag edge The post Two-faced graphene nanoribbons could make the first purely carbon-based ferromagnets appeared first on Physics World.
- 5 Ways Your Business Can Reduce WasteAs population growth increases, demand for consumer goods increases globally. That increased demand places pressure... The post 5 Ways Your Business Can Reduce Waste appeared first on Earth911.
- Guest Opinion: Navigating Environmental Regulations For Green EntrepreneursGreen entrepreneurs are uniquely positioned to use sustainable practices to bring about change, but navigating... The post Guest Opinion: Navigating Environmental Regulations For Green Entrepreneurs appeared first on Earth911.
- Trump’s quest for ‘energy dominance’ is all about the vibesThe phrase taps into a cultural vein that runs as deep as America's fossil fuels.
- Asteroid Bennu contains the stuff of life, sample analysis revealsRock and dust samples brought back to Earth from the asteroid Bennu contain organic matter and a variety of minerals crucial to the emergence of life The post Asteroid Bennu contains the stuff of life, sample analysis reveals appeared first on Physics World.
- Colorado and Connecticut saved residents hundreds of thousands of dollars on their utility billsOther states may soon follow suit.
- Rice paddies, like cows, spew methane. A new variety makes them a lot less gassy.Rice plants are a big source of methane, an extremely potent greenhouse gas. Scientists just developed a strain that cuts those emissions by 70 percent.
- As War Halts, the Environmental Devastation in Gaza Runs DeepThe war in Gaza has taken a heavy toll on the environment, with water supplies contaminated, raw sewage pouring into the Mediterranean, once-fertile soils ruined, and the land stripped of trees. Experts say the extent of the damage needs to be tallied to help plan for a recovery.Read more on E360 →
- Can a Schedule 3 review improve the Water Management Act?With more and more buildings vulnerable to flooding and current legislation unable to offer the protection that will be necessary as extreme weather becomes the norm, can regulatory adjustment offer more peace of mind? Around 325,000 UK homes are currently at a high risk of flooding following heavy rainfall, according to a National Infrastructure Commission report. […]
- Baked or poached? January 2025 record heat dashes 1.5C hopesDespite cooling weather systems and scientific predictions of a temporary warming reprieve, last month thermometers averaged at 1.75C above pre-industrial levels. Even with the emergence of a naturally occurring La Nina climate pattern – which is known to bring temperatures down following a period of El Niño heating – January 2025 is now the hottest […]
- Returning to SyracuseReturning to Syracuse Channel News brendan 6th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Can You Eat Crocs? The Truth Behind the Viral Shoe-Eating QuestionHave you ever looked at your trusty pair of Crocs and wondered, “Can you eat Crocs?” It sounds like a bizarre question, but the internet has a way of turning even the strangest ideas into viral discussions. Crocs have been a household name since their debut at a Florida boating event in 2004. They’ve become...
- Korean Botox Makers Eye U.S. and Global MarketsSouth Korean botulinum toxin manufacturers are making significant strides in the global market, particularly in the U.S., Europe, and China. In February 2024, Hugel became the latest Korean firm to receive U.S. FDA approval for its botulinum toxin product, Botulax (branded as Letybo in the U.S.). This milestone positions Hugel as the only South Korean...
- New law supports native plants in OhioOhio Governor Mike DeWine signs bill into law making it easier to share and plant native plants in Ohio. This is a win for our bees and butterflies. The post New law supports native plants in Ohio appeared first on Environment America.
- Natural tree colonisation may not always produce carbon capture benefitsWith growing interest in increasing tree cover via forest restoration and rewilding to capture carbon, scientists at The James Hutton Institute have warned that initiatives that promote self-establishing trees might not always lead to carbon capture at the decadal timescales relevant to achieving net zero and mitigating climate change. Previous research by the University of […]
- The most innovative start-ups for the energy transition: German innovation platform compiles listThe innovation platform Start Up Energy Transition (SET) has published the SET100 list for 2025, providing its estimation of the 100 most promising energy transition and climate tech start-ups worldwide. The selected companies have applied for the SET Award, an international award for energy and climate tech innovations, which is organised by the German Energy […]
- Sen. Murray blasts Trump administration over funding freezes that affect WAPresident Donald Trump's executive orders have taken aim at federal money paying for projects and services across the country.
- Aligning sustainability commitments in manufacturingThomas Guerriero outlines the interconnection between the environmental sustainability goals of production machinery manufacturers and their manufacturing customers and examines the ways organisations can work together to have a net-positive contribution to minimising GHG emissions. As the global focus on environmental sustainability intensifies, the manufacturing industry finds itself at a critical juncture. Worldwide, the industry […]
- New tool will promote marine biodiversity conservationA new tool has been designed to help policymakers, planners, and regulatory bodies integrate ecological principles into the process of Marine Spatial Planning (MSP). MSP involves organizing human activities in marine areas to balance environmental, economic, and social interests, and an ecosystem-based approach ensures that planning decisions consider the health and sustainability of marine ecosystems. […]
- International quantum year launches in style at UNESCO headquarters in ParisThe International Year of Quantum Science and Technology gets under way at an event at UNESCO headquarters in Paris The post International quantum year launches in style at UNESCO headquarters in Paris appeared first on Physics World.
- Phosphorus reduction levels exceeded in wastewater trialThe success of a 12-week trial of a filtration technology at a UK wastewater treatment plant shows that the modified system, first developed for the aquatic market, can help sites meet challenging phosphorus consents, explains the group behind it. The Flocell XFM40 modular filtration system was installed at a rural water utility wastewater treatment plant […]
- Adding spectral analysis to metal sorting system will be transformative, claims supplierPrecision sorting, higher margins, and a sustainable contribution to the circular economy are among the headline benefits claimed for the REDWAVE XRF system for metal sorting, as Austrian technology firm BT-Systems GmbH explains In the metal recycling industry, companies are increasingly challenged to not only improve the efficiency of their processes but also to raise […]
- Huge Areas May Face Possibly Fatal Heat Waves if Warming ContinuesEven healthy young adults may not be able to survive unless they can access artificial cooling.
- Multiple penalties for illegal Aberdeenshire waste siteAn investigation by Scotland’s environment regulator into an illegal waste site in Aberdeenshire concluded on 3 February with a 150-hour community payback order, a £3,000 Confiscation Order and an 18-month supervision requirement served on a local man. SEPA said Derek McAllister, who had previously pled guilty at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, was given the penalties for […]
- Veganism has deep roots in Japan’s history. It’s beginning to resurface.In this excerpt, Grist’s Sachi Kitajima Mulkey and Joseph Winters explore how vegan diets are gaining a foothold in Japan — and the cultural barriers that still stand in the way.
- 2.3 million families used efficiency tax credit to reduce energy costs in 2023Efficiency tax credit improving homes and saving energy The post 2.3 million families used efficiency tax credit to reduce energy costs in 2023 appeared first on Environment America.
- To Breed Heat-Proof Cows, Nigerian Farmers Source Brazilian Bull GenesAs the planet warms, Nigerian farmers are looking to breed cattle that can take the heat, importing semen from a Brazilian breed suited to balmy tropical weather. Read more on E360 →
- There’s plenty the government could do to get farm support on the right trackRecent protests have made it clear, farmers are under immense pressure and the government must act quickly to improve relations with the sector and secure its future. Farming is at a crossroads. England is already over halfway through the agricultural transition, in which former EU […]
- Spacewoman: trailblazing astronaut Eileen Collins makes for a compelling and thoughtful documentary subjectAndrew Glester reviews the film Spacewoman directed by Hannah Berryman The post <em>Spacewoman</em>: trailblazing astronaut Eileen Collins makes for a compelling and thoughtful documentary subject appeared first on Physics World.
- Self-healing asphalt from biomass waste could offer sustainable solution to potholesSelf-healing asphalt roads, made from biomass waste and designed with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), could offer a promising solution to the UK’s pothole problem, which is estimated to cost £143.5 million a year. A team of scientists from Swansea University and King’s College London, in collaboration with scientists in Chile, is designing a […]
- Introducing the Echo-5Q: a collaboration between FormFactor, Tabor Quantum Systems and QuantWareThe Echo-5Q could democratize access to quantum devices – for education, academic research and start-ups The post Introducing the Echo-5Q: a collaboration between FormFactor, Tabor Quantum Systems and QuantWare appeared first on Physics World.
- ‘Climate’ references are disappearing from US Government websitesIn the latest red flag for freedom of speech and information in the United States, Donald Trump’s administration has begun ‘downgrading’ mentions of the environmental crisis from state-run domains. Climate portals on the websites of the Department of Defense, Department of State, and the White House have either disappeared or been substantially reduced in scope. […]
- Tissue-like hydrogel semiconductors show promise for next-generation bioelectronicsA new hydrogel material combines the characteristics of biological tissues with the electronic functionalities of semiconductors The post Tissue-like hydrogel semiconductors show promise for next-generation bioelectronics appeared first on Physics World.
- The ‘recycled’ plastic in your shoes, shirts, and bags? It’s still destined for the landfill.Here’s why that matters.
- Exxon is quietly planning a new $8.6 billion plastics plant in TexasExxon's proposal for a plastics factory on the Gulf Coast raises alarms for a community already dealing with pollution.
- The scramble to save critical climate data from Trump’s war on DEI“Policymakers and the public and communities need good information to make the best policy decision, whatever that is."
- Reliability science takes centre stage with new interdisciplinary journalJournal of Reliability Science and Engineering will be published by IOP Publishing and the Institute of Systems Engineering of China Academy of Engineering Physics The post Reliability science takes centre stage with new interdisciplinary journal appeared first on Physics World.
- Edinburgh conference to highlight value of biogas technology for Scotland’s Just Transition StrategyScotland’s just transition journey has been marked by ambitious policies but uneven implementation. The closure of the oil refinery in Grangemouth has amplified perceptions that progress has stalled. Anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas/biomethane technologies now stand ready to become vital catalysts for tangible change.
- Your EV Battery: Its Life and AfterlifeThe past decade brought us the commercial availability of electric vehicles (EVs) and in 2025,... The post Your EV Battery: Its Life and Afterlife appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Tracker Tom Brown Jr. on Saving the Earth One Step at a TimeHumans began their journey on this planet by learning to survive, then to steward the... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Tracker Tom Brown Jr. on Saving the Earth One Step at a Time appeared first on Earth911.
- Plastic Free Ramadan conference announced at House of LordsThe one day event aims to save up to 500 tonnes of waste produced by when people break fast. Launched by Projects Against Plastics, the Plastic Free Ramadan conference will take place at the House of Lords on Tuesday 11th February. Ramadan itself will be observed from Friday 28th February 2025 to Sunday 30th March […]
- 'Ban bottom trawling now''Ban bottom trawling now' Channel News brendan 5th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Gulf gets an unusual visit from two right whalesTwo right whales rounded Florida for a vacation in the Gulf–leading to excitement from onlookers and peril for the whales. The post Gulf gets an unusual visit from two right whales appeared first on Environment America.
- How solar and sheep can support each otherNew study finds the combination of solar panels and sheep grazing is a success The post How solar and sheep can support each other appeared first on Environment America.
- How Trump’s USAID shutdown threatens the world’s climate goalsThe agency was a key player in renewable energy and disaster protection around the world — until Elon Musk showed up.
- Efficiency tax credits helped 350,000 new homes be more energy efficient in 2023Tax credits for home builders are spurring better homes and equipment; reducing strain on the electric grid. The post Efficiency tax credits helped 350,000 new homes be more energy efficient in 2023 appeared first on Environment America.
- WA governor orders team to study data centers’ energy, tax, jobs impactThe executive order to evaluate the environmental and economic impacts of the data center industry follows a Seattle Times and ProPublica investigation.
- The water unexpectedly released from dams on Trump’s order didn’t help farms or LAThe sudden, unplanned release of water from two dams has led to criticism from residents, water managers and members of Congress.
- Elastic response explains why cordierite has ultra-low thermal expansionInterplay between lattice vibrations and elasticity explains anisotropic behaviour The post Elastic response explains why cordierite has ultra-low thermal expansion appeared first on Physics World.
- New Forest National Park launches Local Plan reviewThe public are invited to share views on the future of one of England’s most treasured natural assets. The New Forest National Park Authority is looking for input from residents on protections, safeguards and potential development opportunities within one of England’s most prized woodland areas. More than 50% of the National Park is currently designated […]
- We Earthlings: Tomato EconomicsGrowing tomatoes at home can significantly reduce your environmental impact and make your next salad... The post We Earthlings: Tomato Economics appeared first on Earth911.
- Researchers in China propose novel gravitational-wave observatoryThe Tetrahedron Constellation Gravitational Wave Observatory would consist of four satellites positioned in space The post Researchers in China propose novel gravitational-wave observatory appeared first on Physics World.
- From banking to quantum optics: Michelle Lollie’s unique journeyMichelle Lollie transitioned from a career in finance to developing quantum optical systems in industry The post From banking to quantum optics: Michelle Lollie’s unique journey appeared first on Physics World.
- Trump’s agenda won’t let his energy secretary achieve ‘energy abundance’Chris Wright is no hater of renewables, nuclear power, or transmission. But the Trump administration’s energy policy is a contradictory mess.
- How farmworkers in Washington state got lawmakers’ attentionAn annual tribunal where farmworkers share their experiences and needs has spurred laws guaranteeing overtime pay and heat protection.
- How Tearing Down Small Dams Is Helping Restore Northeast RiversMore than 30,000 small dams currently block river tributaries from Maine to Maryland. New initiatives to remove them are aimed at restoring natural flows, improving habitat for aquatic life, and reopening thousands of river miles to migratory fish, from shad to American eels.Read more on E360 →
- Sámi need better legal protections to save their homelandsIndigenous territories are sacrificed for global climate goals.
- UK must turn ambitious climate goals into actionBritain can’t just think big on the environment – it needs to expedite the rollout of strategies and delivery of solutions while momentum remains. A report from CDP reveals a significant gap in corporate action on renewable energy, with only one in 10 companies committing to 100% renewable electricity. This slow progress is a major […]
- Vietnam Carbon Market: A Path to Green GrowthVietnam is cutting carbon emissions. It aims to meet climate goals by 2030. The carbon market is key. Companies trade credits to offset emissions. Carbon Market Initiatives Hue City has LED lights. They cut costs and reduce emissions. In Northern Vietnam, the World Bank funds forests. The project costs $51.5 million. Vietnam plans a carbon...
- Smarter and More Sustainable Choices for Your Next Interior Design ProjectPersonalizing your home’s interior is the perfect way to express your unique style and make the most out of your living space. Starting a new home renovation project gives you the ability to hand-pick every detail and functional element of your home, while also increasing its value long-term. But before you start planning specific designs,...
- Green Valentine’s Gift Guide for HerNothing kills the romance like repetition and predictability. Why then, do so many guys gift... The post Green Valentine’s Gift Guide for Her appeared first on Earth911.
- Upcycled Earrings, Necklaces, & Bracelets That DazzleSure, Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, but you don’t need a special day... The post Upcycled Earrings, Necklaces, & Bracelets That Dazzle appeared first on Earth911.
- Sustainable landscape Designing for Hot and Dry ClimatesAs climate change worsens and hot and dry areas are struggling more than ever before with temperatures and limited water sources, there is an increasing need for sustainable landscape design that prioritises longevity and environmental harmony over the long term. New approaches are required to tackle these challenges by prioritising resilience and ecological balance in...
- Native Plants and Their Major Role in Preserving the Integrity of Local TopsoilEvery garden, or park, and even the forest heavily relies on topsoil – the thin, life-nurturing layer of the ground/soil where plants take root. But things like erosion, overuse, or climate change are depleting it of its minerals and nutrients, and are making the topsoil less pH-balanced. This results in barren lands and damaged ecosystems...
- Weaponising solar geoengineeringWeaponising solar geoengineering Channel News brendan 4th February 2025 Teaser Media
- LEED’s Green Building Rules Are Becoming More Bird-Friendly—Do They Go Far Enough?Since 1998 more than 100,000 properties around the world—from apartments and office towers to hospitals, dorms, and churches—have earned a sleek seal emblazoned with three oak leaves and four...
- LEED’s Green Building Rules Are Becoming More Bird-Friendly—Do They Go Far Enough?Since 1998 more than 100,000 properties around the world—from apartments and office towers to hospitals, dorms, and churches—have earned a sleek seal emblazoned with three oak leaves and four...
- EPA tells more than 1,000 they could be fired ‘immediately’A spokesperson for Lee Zeldin, the new head of the agency, said the goal was to create an “effective and efficient” federal work force.
- Walmart investing in 74 rooftop community solar projectsIn Maryland and Illinois, the retail giant is investing in community solar to help the surrounding community harness clean energy The post Walmart investing in 74 rooftop community solar projects appeared first on Environment America.
- Research illuminates growing extinction threat for southern resident orcasToday, there are only 73 southern resident orcas left, fewer than when they were listed for protection, and their risk of extinction is accelerating.
- Thermometer uses Rydberg atoms to make calibration-free measurementsNew technique uses black-body radiation to make direct measurements with low uncertainty The post Thermometer uses Rydberg atoms to make calibration-free measurements appeared first on Physics World.
- India Doubled its Tiger Population in a Little More Than a DecadeThe number of tigers in India roughly doubled in a little more than a decade, a conservation success that is due in part to communities learning to live alongside the animals, new research finds.Read more on E360 →
- Ask me anything: Sophie Morley – ‘Active listening is the key to establishing productive research collaborations with our scientific end-users’As a staff scientist at the Advanced Light Source in the US, Sophie Morley helps visiting researchers to probe the fundamental properties of quantum materials The post Ask me anything: Sophie Morley – ‘Active listening is the key to establishing productive research collaborations with our scientific end-users’ appeared first on Physics World.
- Reservoirs ‘desperately needed’ as past ‘neglect’ hits water billsThe government has announced £7.9 billion of investment to build nine new reservoirs across the UK. This comes as Water UK announced household water bills in England and Wales are to rise by an average of £123 from 1 April. Professor Hannah Cloke, Professor of Hydrology at the University of Reading, commented: “The sharp scale […]
- “Significant concerns” about new Environmental Impact Assessment regime, in IEMA’s analysisGrowth must not come at the expense of an already fragile environment, warned the Institute for Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA), following the Chancellor’s announcement last week of plans to replace Environmental Impact Assessment with a new system in an effort to “cut red tape and speed up planning application approvals”. The group said the […]
- Don’t blame the newts? Challenging the false dichotomy of nature vs the economyThere was widespread misinformation blaming nature as a blocker to growth in the run up to the Chancellor’s speech last week, writes Joe Keegan, public affairs officer at The Wildlife Trusts. In 2021 Rachel Reeves announced her ambition to become ‘Britain’s first green chancellor’ – however, recent announcements on planning and airport expansion put this […]
- Earth911 Podcast: Meet Carbon Capture Innovator Varin Sikka, Barron Prize Young Hero Prize WinnerClimate Change has terrible impacts today, and youth coming of age face depressing prospects. However,... The post Earth911 Podcast: Meet Carbon Capture Innovator Varin Sikka, Barron Prize Young Hero Prize Winner appeared first on Earth911.
- ‘Plastics are awesome’: Inside the Energy Department’s partnership with the plastics industryCritics argue that the agency’s work with a lobbying group is a conflict of interest.
- Fast and predictable: RayStation meets the needs of online adaptive radiotherapyRaySearch Laboratories is pioneering the development of rapid adaptive planning software to help clinics implement online adaptive radiotherapy The post Fast and predictable: RayStation meets the needs of online adaptive radiotherapy appeared first on Physics World.
- Bison, not prison: Activists buy a prison site to rewild the landA coal mine was the first to wreck the land. Now activists want to keep another extractive industry from taking root there: prisons.
- Enhancing SRS/SBRT accuracy with RTsafe QA solutions: An overall experienceJoin the audience for a live webinar on 10 April 2025 sponsored by RTsafe The post Enhancing SRS/SBRT accuracy with RTsafe QA solutions: An overall experience appeared first on Physics World.
- 11 Ways To Upcycle a T-ShirtHow many T-shirts are in your drawers? The average American will buy 2.8 t-shirts in... The post 11 Ways To Upcycle a T-Shirt appeared first on Earth911.
- 10 Tips To Stay Waste-Free at WorkIt’s tough to keep your environmental impact to a minimum while you’re away from home.... The post 10 Tips To Stay Waste-Free at Work appeared first on Earth911.
- UK heat pump sales surge 67%New figures released by the Office for National Statistics point to a year-on-year leap in installations. Overall, there were 33,593 applications to the Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme in 2024. This is an increase of 67% on the previous 12 months, and a record for the programme which offers up to £7,500 in grants to homeowners […]
- Football's climate own goalFootball's climate own goal Channel Comment brendan 3rd February 2025 Teaser Media
- American bald eagles are having a moment, ecologically and culturallyAmerica’s national bird, the bald eagle, is having a moment. How did the storied birds find their way back? As with so many tales, it's complex.
- ‘No rebuilding without them’: Trump’s immigration crackdown will affect disaster recoverySaket Soni, founder of Resilience Force, says skilled restoration workers are doing the arduous task of repairing US cities affected by disasters.
- King County refines wastewater into fertilizer for WA crops, forestsHumans have used their own waste as fertilizer for thousands of years, with varying degrees of success. In King County, it’s a growing business.
- Western monarch butterfly numbers float downwardThe latest winter counts for this beautiful butterfly aren’t pretty, providing new evidence that Endangered Species Act protections are needed. The post Western monarch butterfly numbers float downward appeared first on Environment America.
- Maui’s post-wildfire housing crisis offers a warning for Los AngelesAfter wildfires devastated the island, homelessness spiked. Advocates fear L.A. could face a similar fate without strong renter protections — and enforcement.
- Trump Officials Release Water That Experts Say Will Serve Little UseThe releases, as ordered, have sent water toward low-lying land in the Central Valley, and none of it will reach Southern California, water experts said.
- Electric1 Power and Lighting: Your Local Experts for All Electrical NeedsKnowing what to search for will help you a great deal when you are seeking to hire an experienced electrician. It goes beyond merely the first name you come upon online or the lowest quote you come across. You have to check their experience, confirm their qualifications, and evaluate their areas of specialty. This article...
- Superfoods with a Conscience: Eating Sustainably Without Sacrificing NutritionAvocados and mushrooms are two of the most nutrient dense superfoods out there, with a plethora of health benefits. Avocados have healthy fats, fiber and vitamins, while functional mushrooms like lion’s mane, reishi and oyster mushrooms have brain boosting, immune supporting and anti-inflammatory properties. But not all superfoods are created equal when it comes to...
- Why Smart Businesses Never Fear Blackouts—The Secret to Uninterrupted Power!Power outages can wreak havoc across industries and cause operational downtime and financial losses. Emergency generators are the safeguard against these outages and keep critical systems up and running. These systems have advanced automatic transfer switches (ATS) that detect outages and switch sources in an instant. Plus modern units have remote monitoring capabilities so you...
- Sounds That Matter: How Passive Acoustic Monitoring Transforms Science and Benefits the Community14709 While the melodies of birds bring joy to many, for scientists studying their songs and sounds, it’s a clear indication of the health of the ecosystems they inhabit. The communities involved...
- Sounds That Matter: How Passive Acoustic Monitoring Transforms Science and Benefits the Community14709 While the melodies of birds bring joy to many, for scientists studying their songs and sounds, it’s a clear indication of the health of the ecosystems they inhabit. The communities involved...
- Mount Rainier White-Tailed Ptarmigan Finally Receives a ‘Threatened’ Species DesignationWhile the recent listing marks a win for the species after a 14-year wait, the bird faces an uncertain future in a warming world,
- Oh, great: Rat populations are surging as cities heat upHotter weather makes it easier for rodents to feed and breed. Washington, D.C. saw a 390 percent increase in rats over the last decade.
- Hidden threats to soil apparent from sewage sludge researchRecent research from The James Hutton Institute suggests that hidden threats from the agricultural use of contaminated sewage sludge could be contributing to already diminished poor soil health. Treated sewage sludge products (or biosolids) are the byproducts of wastewater treatment and are commonly used in agriculture as a cost-effective source of nutrients and organic matter. […]
- Ice-repelling secrets of polar bear furPolar bear fur’s natural ability to resist ice formation could pave the way for safer, more sustainable solutions to prevent ice buildup across industries such as aviation and renewable energy, according to researchers at the University of Surrey. A study published in Science Advances has explored the anti-icing properties of polar bear fur in extreme […]
- Tackling disposable cup waste: Costa, Nero and others join forcesThe UK’s first-ever returnable cup initiative between multiple national brands launched in Glasgow on 27 January, aiming to cut into the 388 million disposable cups used in Scotland each year. Major retailers including Costa Coffee, Caffè Nero and Burger King® UK are joining forces to participate in “Borrow Cup”, a project set up by environmental […]
- The stakes are high for the Land Use FrameworkThis post is by Hilary McGrady, director general of the National Trust. “Land is not made by any man, but exists in a limited quantity.” Those were the words of Robert Hunter, one of the founders of the National Trust, who fought to protect open […]
- Giraffe Tongue: Survival Tool in the African SavannaWhen you think of giraffes, their long necks probably come to mind first. But one of their most fascinating and essential adaptations is their giraffe tongue. More than just a tool for feeding, the giraffe’s tongue is an extraordinary feature that helps them survive in the harsh African savanna. From its unusual color to its...
- Antarctic Ice Sheet May Be Less Vulnerable Than Previously ThoughtA new study reveals the massive West Antarctic ice sheet did not completely collapse during the last warm period, as prior modeling had suggested. The findings offer some hope for the future of the ice sheet as the planet heats up.Read more on E360 →
- WA’s sunny days spell trouble for snowpackOne water manager described the situation — below-normal snowpack coupled with a statewide drought emergency — as "ominous."
- Reducing Carbon Footprint with MacBook CamerasGlobal corporations that want to be seen as ethical are working to reduce their adverse environmental effects as the issue of environmental responsibility has garnered public attention. Apple is no exception. Reducing its carbon footprint is an important step in this direction. And while many users don’t think about the environmental impact of using digital...
- Traveling with Your Furry Friend: How to Choose the Right Dog Harness and Leash for Road TripsRoad trips with your dog can be so much fun! Whether you’re going to the mountains, the beach or just the local park, making sure your furry friend is safe, comfortable and secure is key. The right dog gear, including a good dog harness and leash set can make all the difference for you and...
- Inside IHE Delft, the world’s foremost water management institutionThe UNESCO Institute For Water Education upskills experts in tackling challenges associate with the planet’s most precious resource. Located in Delft, close to Rotterdam and Den Haag, IHE Delft was established in 1957 and has so far trained around 25,000 water professionals from 190 countries. Many alumni hail from countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin […]
- Earth911 Inspiration: The Earth Will Not Be SilentThe Dalai Lama warned of the coming consequences of climate change and humanity’s abuse of... The post Earth911 Inspiration: The Earth Will Not Be Silent appeared first on Earth911.
- PLANCKS physics quiz – the solutionsHow did you get on with our fiendish end-of-year quiz? The post PLANCKS physics quiz – the solutions appeared first on Physics World.
- A Michigan nuclear plant is slated to restart, but Trump could complicate thingsCritics say bumpy early days of the new administration don't bode well for the industry.
- Trump wants more drilling, but the oil market is already saturatedHundreds of idle oil leases sit untapped in the Gulf of Mexico.
- The hydrogen finger-pointing gameThe hydrogen finger-pointing game Channel Comment johnnyszabo91@… 31st January 2025 Teaser Media
- In Research, Ignoring Female Birds Harms Scientific UnderstandingNEW YORK (January 30, 2025) -- A new published study by several Audubon scientists shows that improving identification and observation of female birds can help scientists conserve birds and their...
- In Research, Ignoring Female Birds Harms Scientific UnderstandingNEW YORK (January 30, 2025) -- A new published study by several Audubon scientists shows that improving identification and observation of female birds can help scientists conserve birds and their...
- First-time right whale mother “Check Mark” seen with calfThe seventh right whale calf of the 2024-2025 right whale calving season was spotted off the coast of Amelia Island, FL The post First-time right whale mother “Check Mark” seen with calf appeared first on Environment America.
- Oregon’s rocky coast is worth protectingHow Oregon’s rugged coastal zones support marine life, protect shorelines, and combat climate change The post Oregon’s rocky coast is worth protecting appeared first on Environment America.
- A Climate Change Adaptation Expert on How To Reduce Fire RiskReducing fire risk will require a foundational rethinking of where we build and how.
- Start in winter to prep for a greener yard and garden this springAs gardeners and homeowners prepare for the new year, here are four tips to make a yard and garden that’s beautiful, natural and pollinator-friendly. The post Start in winter to prep for a greener yard and garden this spring appeared first on Environment America.
- Is Mario Badescu Good? Honest Review with Pros, Cons & Best ProductsIf you’ve ever searched for affordable skincare, chances are you’ve come across Mario Badescu. This brand has been a favorite in the beauty community for years, but you might be wondering, “Is Mario Badescu good for my skin?” In this article, we’ll break down everything you need to know about Mario Badescu, from its best-selling products to its...
- Green Marketing Strategies to Set Apart Your StartupIn today’s environmentally conscious marketplace, startups can significantly benefit from implementing effective green marketing strategies. According to a McKinsey survey, 78% of consumers in the US prioritize a sustainable lifestyle. Moreover, 60% of respondents were willing to spend more on products with eco-friendly packaging. Considering these statistics, going green can make a business a winner...
- Nostalgic Cottage Style is the Cozy Trend You’ll Fall ForIn a world that’s always moving fast, there’s something so comforting about looking back. Cottage style is all about that – a slower, cozier way of living. Imagine a loved home full of character. It’s not about copying someone else’s idea of a cottage but rather weaving old world charm into your own space. The...
- 'Historic win' for Rosebank and Jackdaw'Historic win' for Rosebank and Jackdaw Channel News brendan 30th January 2025 Teaser Media
- This fertilizer is poisoning farms across America and putting our food at riskFor years, companies sold farmers fertilizer tainted with toxic chemicals called PFAS. We need to stand with farmers and hold these companies accountable. The post This fertilizer is poisoning farms across America and putting our food at risk appeared first on Environment America.
- Some WA communities debate over removing fluoride in drinking waterMore than 70% of the U.S. population that uses public drinking water systems has access to water with fluoride levels that prevent tooth decay.
- Mark Thomson looks to the future of CERN and particle physicsCERN’s next director-general is our podcast guest The post Mark Thomson looks to the future of CERN and particle physics appeared first on Physics World.
- Filter inspired by deep-sea sponge cleans up oil spillsBio-inspired vortex-anchored filter captures more than 97% of floating, underwater and emulsified oils, even under strong turbulent flow The post Filter inspired by deep-sea sponge cleans up oil spills appeared first on Physics World.
- Wanted: a better narrative on growthThis is an Inside Track long read by Shaun Spiers, executive director of Green Alliance. As the dust settles following Rachel Reeves’s big speech on kickstarting the economy, it is worth thinking about who is influencing the government’s growth policies and to what end. The […]
- Turning Farmland Back to Peatland: Can It Slow CO2 Emissions?Farmers have long drained peatlands for agriculture, but the dried-out soils release vast quantities of CO2. To halt this process, new initiatives in Germany are not only rewetting peatlands but also creating markets for the native grasses, reeds, and sedges they support.Read more on E360 →
- Mango farms where? Climate change is scrambling where the world’s food is grown.The well-traveled tropical fruit exemplifies how farmers are embracing new crops as the world warms.
- Trump wants Greenland. But what does Greenland want?“There is no such thing as a better colonizer."
- Anomalous Hall crystal is made from twisted grapheneTopological electronic crystal emerges from moiré pattern The post Anomalous Hall crystal is made from twisted graphene appeared first on Physics World.
- Lab-grown meat rebrands itself to woo Trump — and RFK Jr.The cultivated meat industry hopes a pro-business argument can win over skeptical Republicans.
- Choosing Safe, Non-Toxic Wood Pallets For DIY ProjectsOn the surface, the ubiquitous pallet seems ideal for reuse: It's wood, it's recycled and it's free. Before reusing a pallet at home, though, read this to protect your health. The post Choosing Safe, Non-Toxic Wood Pallets For DIY Projects appeared first on Earth911.
- How to Start an Office Recycling ProgramLaunching an office recycling program may seem like a monumental task, but when you break... The post How to Start an Office Recycling Program appeared first on Earth911.
- What is the UK Nature Restoration Fund?Part of the Plan for Change will significantly boost funding for green development commitments, meaning companies meet obligations collaboratively. Labour’s efforts to unblock Britain’s embattled national infrastructure projects continue with the announcement of a new Nature Restoration Fund. The finance route will be used to deliver elements of major new developments such as nature restoration […]
- 'Restore nature funding in Scotland''Restore nature funding in Scotland' Channel News brendan 30th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Skylight Seals and Roof Repairs: What You Need to KnowSkylights are a great addition to any home, bringing in natural light, architectural interest and even mood and productivity. But they aren’t without their challenges. One common issue homeowners face is the seals around skylights which play a big role in keeping your home weather tight. Skylight seals can lead to leaks, drafts and even...
- Audubon Secures $750,000 to Advance Conservation and Education Efforts(Gibbon, NE and Bremen, ME – January 29, 2025)— The National Audubon Society is proud to announce a $750,000 award from explore.org, a direct charitable activity of the Annenberg Foundation, to...
- Audubon Secures $750,000 to Advance Conservation and Education Efforts(Gibbon, NE and Bremen, ME – January 29, 2025)— The National Audubon Society is proud to announce a $750,000 award from explore.org, a direct charitable activity of the Annenberg Foundation, to...
- Hundreds turn out to learn about Southern Resident orcasSouthern Resident orcas are struggling, and hundreds showed up to learn more about why. The post Hundreds turn out to learn about Southern Resident orcas appeared first on Environment America.
- Cold-stunned green sea turtles are recovering at a Florida marine life centerAn arctic blast that brought a rare snowfall to northern Florida last week left green sea turtles as far south as St. Augustine suffering from a condition known as cold stunning.
- ‘Paranoia and distrust’: How Trump’s mass firing of government watchdogs will affect climate policyExperts fear the president will replace the fired inspectors general with loyalists who will turn a blind eye to corruption.
- Discover Oregon’s eelgrass meadows: vital coastal habitats that fight climate changeHow Oregon’s underwater grasslands support marine life, improve water quality and improve coastal resiliency The post Discover Oregon’s eelgrass meadows: vital coastal habitats that fight climate change appeared first on Environment America.
- Solar power surged in 2024Solar made up 81% of new energy generating capacity that came online during the first eleven months of 2024 The post Solar power surged in 2024 appeared first on Environment America.
- Report reveals shocking scale of litter problem in EnglandOver 90% of places surveyed across England blighted by litter, says Keep Britain Tidy Environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy released a report on 29 January that appears to expose the alarming scale of England’s litter problem – or “crisis”, indeed – and its disproportionate impact on the nation’s most deprived communities. The report, drawing on […]
- Heat pumps are outselling gas furnaces by a record marginAccording to new 2024 data, Americans are buying 37% more heat pumps than gas furnaces The post Heat pumps are outselling gas furnaces by a record margin appeared first on Environment America.
- Fiction to reality: Bridging the urban-rural divideWhen you envision the future of sustainable living, do you picture a dense city or the rural countryside?
- Volunteers in England Plant Thousands of Trees to Restore Celtic RainforestVolunteers have planted more than 2,500 native trees on pasture in southwest England, part of a larger effort to recreate the temperate rainforest that once dominated much of the British Isles. Read more on E360 →
- How cities are getting the lead out of school drinking waterGetting lead out of our water supplies is essential to protect children’s health. A few leading cities are showing how it can be done. The post How cities are getting the lead out of school drinking water appeared first on Environment America.
- Imaging reveals how microplastics may harm the brainStudies in mice show that microplastics entering the bloodstream are engulfed by immune cells, forming clusters that can block cerebral blood vessels The post Imaging reveals how microplastics may harm the brain appeared first on Physics World.
- What ‘equity’ really means for physicsNicola Wilkin and Chris Millward urge a more considered approach to implementing equity in physics The post What ‘equity’ really means for physics appeared first on Physics World.
- Watch this amazing quantum-inspired stained-glass artwork in all its gloryArchitectural glass artist Oksana Kondratyeva showcases her artwork inspired by Rigetti Computing's quanum tech The post Watch this amazing quantum-inspired stained-glass artwork in all its glory appeared first on Physics World.
- Almost half of US states haven’t done the bare minimum to cut utility billsA new report finds 24 states have yet to establish an “energy-efficiency resource standard," which has been shown to curb demand, lower costs, and reduce emissions.
- In meat- and fish-loving Japan, veganism is making a comebackTourism, climate goals, and animal rights concerns are sparking a plant-based renaissance in a country famous for sushi and pork ramen.
- Rethinking Stuff: 4 Questions for Conscious ConsumptionOne of the most important aspects of living more sustainably is making the conscious decision... The post Rethinking Stuff: 4 Questions for Conscious Consumption appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Believer Meat’s Koby Nahmias on Lab-Grown Beef, Chicken, and MoreWith cultured meat making more appearances in dining rooms, we reached into the archive for... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Believer Meat’s Koby Nahmias on Lab-Grown Beef, Chicken, and More appeared first on Earth911.
- Building greener, healthier communities to harness the power of natureFollowing a recent Natural England webinar, we take a closer look at the connection between nature and public health, and the vital steps needed to reconnect communities with green spaces. The link between nature and health has never been clearer. From improving mental well-being to mitigating the effects of climate change, green spaces are crucial […]
- Fix Our Forests Act Advances in Congress, Spotlighting the Growing Wildfire Risk to Forests and Communities, But Further Improvements NeededWASHINGTON (January 28, 2025) – Wildfire is a growing risk and every year it consumes millions of acres of forests and grasslands, devastating communities, local businesses, and the natural...
- Fix Our Forests Act Advances in Congress, Spotlighting the Growing Wildfire Risk to Forests and Communities, But Further Improvements NeededWASHINGTON (January 28, 2025) – Wildfire is a growing risk and every year it consumes millions of acres of forests and grasslands, devastating communities, local businesses, and the natural...
- Follow that Bird! How Drones Are Helping Scientists Track WildlifeThe sun hasn’t yet risen over Montana’s Blackfoot Valley, but Laura Dykstra has already hiked miles in the dark—through lumpy, ankle-breaking fields, over creeks, fences, and barbed wire. She...
- Follow that Bird! How Drones Are Helping Scientists Track WildlifeThe sun hasn’t yet risen over Montana’s Blackfoot Valley, but Laura Dykstra has already hiked miles in the dark—through lumpy, ankle-breaking fields, over creeks, fences, and barbed wire. She...
- Harsh peaceful protest sentences appealedHarsh peaceful protest sentences appealed Channel News Catherine Early 29th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Climate change primed LA to burn — catastrophicallyA new analysis finds that human-caused warming helped dry out the vegetation that turned Los Angeles into a firestorm.
- STATEMENT: Pennsylvania settlement with multi-state grid operator PJM win for consumersThe post STATEMENT: Pennsylvania settlement with multi-state grid operator PJM win for consumers appeared first on Environment America.
- Trump says he’s sending water to LA. It’s actually going to megafarms.The president’s executive orders on California water will help irrigate Central Valley farms. They won’t do anything to fight wildfires.
- Darth Vader or deep sea creature?A “supergiant” deep sea isopod earns a sci-fi name for the ages. The post Darth Vader or deep sea creature? appeared first on Environment America.
- Who Should Be Responsible for Used Clothing?Should fashion brands be accountable for the nearly 13 million tons of textile waste Americans produce every year? New legislation says yes.
- When Bohr got it wrong: the impact of a little-known paper on the development of quantum theoryPhilip Ball looks at how a little-known paper by Niels Bohr demonstrates the turmoil in physics on the brink of quantum mechanics The post When Bohr got it wrong: the impact of a little-known paper on the development of quantum theory appeared first on Physics World.
- Long lines, trash pile up as King County’s landfill closes on weekendsKing County had rolled out a yearlong pilot program to close the Cedar Hills Regional Landfill near Maple Valley on weekends.
- How to make a DIY bamboo lampshadeGet crafty with us and learn about a material that doesn’t harm our forests by making your own DIY bamboo lampshade. The post How to make a DIY bamboo lampshade appeared first on Environment America.
- A sad anniversary: Revisiting a young right whale’s death after being tangled in fishing gearJanuary 28 marks one year since right whale #5120 washed ashore dead The post A sad anniversary: Revisiting a young right whale’s death after being tangled in fishing gear appeared first on Environment America.
- Moving from climate doomerism to optimism through humorHow organizations like NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council) are using comedy to keep environmental issues top of mind.
- Eric Scigliano, eclectic writer on Seattle, art, elephants, dies at 71Scigliano, a globetrotting journalist whose home base was Seattle, authored nonfiction books and countless "compelling and hopeful human stories."
- The Importance of Plumbing Contractors Calgary in Maintaining Your Home’s HealthYour home requires the proper plumbing system of complicated piping and fixture components to sustain everyday living functions. Your plumbing system allows you to obtain pure water for basic human tasks including drinking, cooking and washing. Additionally, it removes waste … The Importance of Plumbing Contractors Calgary in Maintaining Your Home’s Health Read More » The post The Importance of Plumbing Contractors Calgary in Maintaining Your Home’s Health appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Theorists propose a completely new class of quantum particlesParaparticles are fundamentally different from bosons and fermions and could be created using ultracold atoms The post Theorists propose a completely new class of quantum particles appeared first on Physics World.
- Surely it can’t be that bad!Surely it can’t be that bad! Channel Comment brendan 28th January 2025 Teaser Media
- The secret to academic success? Publish a top paper as a postdoc, study findsIf you're a postdoc who wants to nail down that permanent faculty position, it's wise to publish a highly cited paper after your PhD The post The secret to academic success? Publish a top paper as a postdoc, study finds appeared first on Physics World.
- In Vermont, a Push to Prevent Flooding or Get Out of the WayAn increase in extreme precipitation events has hit the tiny, mountainous state of Vermont especially hard. As disaster declarations mount, state officials and community groups are collaborating to restore floodplains, reduce runoff from slopes, and buy out vulnerable homes. Read more on E360 →
- 10 states fund prisons using stolen Indigenous landsState trust lands generate millions of dollars for carceral facilities and programs every year, largely from extractive industries like oil and gas drilling.
- Finally, an answer to why Earth’s oceans have been on a record hot streakA new study finds that the rate of ocean warming has more than quadrupled over the past 40 years — and pinpoints why.
- We Earthlings: Save Energy & Water When Washing DishesHere’s something to keep in mind next time you wash the dishes: Using the dishwasher... The post We Earthlings: Save Energy & Water When Washing Dishes appeared first on Earth911.
- Natural DIY Air FreshenersIt doesn’t matter what time of year it is, my house invariably gets that been-closed-up-too-long... The post Natural DIY Air Fresheners appeared first on Earth911.
- Cheers: 11 Ways to Reuse Wine CorksGot a collection of wine corks gathering on a kitchen counter? It’s okay, we all... The post Cheers: 11 Ways to Reuse Wine Corks appeared first on Earth911.
- Data centre operators warn ‘sustainability overconfidence’ threatens green progressNine-in-10 tech operators are ‘fully prepared’ to meet climate goals, but more than half are now concerned their green strategy is not fit for purpose. New research by Keysource has found that 97% of data centre companies consider themselves to have clear oversight of sustainability targets. They also consider achieving these to be ‘feasible’, revealing […]
- RSPCA Big Conversation: 1-in-4 UK households would swap real pets for robotsThe results of a new poll have led campaigners to raise concern about the future of furry friends in the home. According to the RSPCA, 26% of the British public would consider getting a pet robot rather than an ‘IRL animal’. Millennials – aged 25 to 34 – were the most likely to welcome high […]
- One step forward: UK Government kills nature bill and pesticide authorisationIn a single week, Downing Street has destroyed hopes for the introduction of a robust, world-leading climate strategy any time soon but potentially saved millions of British bees. In December, Keir Starmer’s Labour administration set out a clear plan for how fatally toxic neonicotinoid pesticides could be completely phased out of use in Britain. The […]
- The Hello Kitty Stanley Craze: Everyone’s Favorite Must-HaveEveryone’s talking about Hello Kitty Stanley cup! From social media influencers to everyday people, this cute and practical accessory is taking over. But what is it? And why is everyone so obsessed? Let’s get into it, explore the hype and find out why you need one in your life too. What’s the Hello Kitty Stanley...
- Can we slow fashion?Can we slow fashion? Channel News brendan 28th January 2025 Teaser Media
- How Multi-Level Decks Are Transforming Urban Outdoor Spaces by Utilizing Waste MaterialUrban areas are becoming more and more densely populated as more people move into the cities from smaller towns and rural areas, plus there’s immigration. With all that influx of people, more green spaces are being replaced by concrete titans that hold dozens of families. This is why having a (private) ‘green space’ where you...
- The 5 Best Exterior Home Upgrades for Maximum Energy EfficiencySustainability is one of the top home renovation trends. Energy efficiency is incredibly important for homeowners who want to make a positive impact on the environment while enjoying the economic benefits. While interior renovations like energy-efficient appliances and smart thermostats are major elements of sustainability, there are some significant exterior upgrades homeowners can make to...
- Long Overlooked and Understudied, the Fish Crow Is Worth Your AttentionWhat bird is more familiar than the crow? Across nearly the entire continental United States the clever and sociable corvids are ubiquitous, and they reward the close observer with their antics. But...
- Long Overlooked and Understudied, the Fish Crow Is Worth Your AttentionWhat bird is more familiar than the crow? Across nearly the entire continental United States the clever and sociable corvids are ubiquitous, and they reward the close observer with their antics. But...
- Piezoelectric promise: Study explores hydraulic energy harvesting during water treatmentConverting hydraulic energy to electricity is suggested as a solution to common challenges in water treatment, in a recent article in the journal Engineering. Water treatment processes are essential for managing water quality, but certain problems endure across many different approaches, notably the fact that the large amount of hydraulic energy present in these processes […]
- A Journey to Simplicity by Embracing CottagecoreCottagecore is an ode to simplicity, a return to nature, and highlights rustic aesthetics with an emphasis on mindful living. Rooted in nostalgia, it promotes outdoor activities like gardening, baking, and crafting-mantling into a slow, more conscious lifestyle. A movement that lets one appreciate natural beauty, self-sufficiency, and calm out of the chaos of modernism....
- Deep learning, real-time monitoring and more: The recycling trends for 2025 according to TOMRAAs we embark on a new year, a pressing question arises: What are the defining trends that will shape the future of our industry? Terry Keyworth of TOMRA Recycling provides valuable insights into the key trends in sorting and recycling. Deep learning Deep learning will continue to shape the recycling industry in 2025. This subset […]
- Why we must protect the Grand Canyon of the AtlanticHudson Canyon is a safe refuge for Right whales, sea turtles and other iconic and threatened species. A new government proposal could protect it. The post Why we must protect the Grand Canyon of the Atlantic appeared first on Environment America.
- Balancing sustainability and noise in air source heat pumpsHope Denton, Acoustic Solutions Specialist at Jacksons Fencing, writes The UK has set ambitious targets to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and one key technology in achieving this goal is air source heat pumps (ASHP). These systems harness renewable energy from the outside air to heat homes and businesses. By using ambient air temperature, […]
- Clean Energy Cluster to support Scotland’s offshore wind supply chainA new Clean Energy Cluster organisation was launched on 22 January by Scottish Renewables at its Offshore Wind Conference in Glasgow, which the group said was “set to supercharge the growth of Scotland’s offshore wind supply chain”. The trade group said the cluster “will promote growth in the thriving supply chain of Scotland’s offshore wind […]
- Analysts warn of capacity concerns as EVs set to total 5% of UK power demand by 2030The UK’s ambitious target to increase electric vehicle (EV) sales to 80% of all new car purchases by 2030 could result in them accounting for up to 5% of total power demand, according to energy analysts at Montel, though there are concerns whether capacity buildout will be adequate. As the UK government works towards a […]
- What to know about Trump’s first executive actions on climate and environmentPresident Donald Trump’s first week in office included a flurry of executive orders with implications for Earth’s climate and environment.
- How Tahlequah, her dead calf tell the story of climate changeSalmon are struggling to survive. So are the families of endangered southern resident orcas, with a population of just 73, not improved in years.
- Let Americans choose clean energyPeople want to power their homes with clean energy, but upfront costs are an obstacle. We’re defending tax credits for solar panels and energy-saving tech. The post Let Americans choose clean energy appeared first on Environment America.
- Microplastics Block Blood Flow in Brains of MiceA new study finds microplastics can block the flow of blood in the brains of mice. The study comes on the heels of other research showing, for the first time, that microplastics can lodge in human brains.Read more on E360 →
- Earth911 Podcast: Eco-Stylist Garik Himebaugh On Creating Your Sustainable StyleMeet Garik Himebaugh, the founder of Eco-Stylist.com, a site dedicated to promoting sustainable fashion choices.... The post Earth911 Podcast: Eco-Stylist Garik Himebaugh On Creating Your Sustainable Style appeared first on Earth911.
- Alternative building materials could store massive amounts of carbon dioxideMaterials such as concrete containing carbonate-based aggregates, bio-based plastics and biochar could sequester more than 16 billion tonnes of CO2 a year The post Alternative building materials could store massive amounts of carbon dioxide appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Recognized As #1 Recycling And #2 Sustainability PodcastWe work hard to bring you the best ideas in recycling and sustainable living, and... The post Earth911 Recognized As #1 Recycling And #2 Sustainability Podcast appeared first on Earth911.
- Guest Idea: A Guide to Choosing Ethically Produced Pet FoodCaring for your pets while safeguarding the planet is a commendable goal, and one you... The post Guest Idea: A Guide to Choosing Ethically Produced Pet Food appeared first on Earth911.
- Trump is just getting started. What are climate activists supposed to do?Organizers say they will remain peaceful, but nothing is off the table.
- Flexible tactile sensor reads braille in real timeA tactile sensor based on an optical fibre ring resonator helps blind or partially sighted people interact seamlessly with braille-based devices The post Flexible tactile sensor reads braille in real time appeared first on Physics World.
- Low-Calorie Starbucks Drinks That Taste Amazing (Under 100 Calories!)Starbucks is a go-to for many coffee lovers, but if you’re watching your calorie intake, it can be tricky to find drinks that fit your diet. Don’t worry—there’s good news! Starbucks offers plenty of low-calorie options that taste just as amazing as their more indulgent counterparts. With a little know-how, you can enjoy guilt-free beverages...
- Can IVF technique halve dairy methane emissions?Livestock is currently responsible for 30% of global greenhouse gases, two-thirds of which come from meat and milk production. Hilda is the first to be born in the Langhill cow herd. Located in southern Scotland, the cow has been born through IVF and specifically bred to produce less methane. Three technologies have been used to […]
- Aviation economics: Heathrow’s third runway is in the wrong placeChancellor Rachel Reeves has been gearing up to declare support for a major expansion of flight capacity at Europe’s biggest airport. Few seem to be on side. It’s certainly no surprise. An undying saga – in the zombie sense of the word – the idea of introducing a third runway to an already highly polluted […]
- A silent killerA silent killer Channel News brendan 27th January 2025 Teaser Media
- The Importance of Environmental Education in Crisis ManagementThe world has faced numerous crises in recent years, ranging from natural disasters to global health emergencies. These challenges highlight the need for a deeper understanding of how our surroundings affect human life and how we can better respond to these situations. One way to tackle these challenges is by educating individuals about the connection...
- A storm, a spill and a disaster for the Black Sea’s beachesTwo weeks into the new year, and four weeks after the oil spill, Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged the extent of the disaster and dispatched senior officials to deal with Russia’s largest oil spill in years.
- A third of the Arctic’s vast carbon sink now a source of emissions, study revealsCritical CO2 stores held in permafrost are being released as the landscape changes with global heating, a new report shows.
- Adapting Emergency Response Strategies to Environmental ChangesEnvironmental changes are altering the landscape of emergency response. From increasingly severe hurricanes to rising sea levels and wildfires, these events are becoming more frequent and destructive. Changes of this sort bring unique challenges, requiring emergency response teams to adapt their strategies and build systems capable of handling new and intensified risks. Professionals in emergency...
- A UK energy company received $762M in ‘green loans’ despite years of pollution violations in the SouthDrax’s facilities in Mississippi have been fined millions of dollars for violating state pollution loans.
- Punking Reeves' climate denial donationsPunking Reeves' climate denial donations Channel News brendan 25th January 2025 Teaser Media
- How Protein Expression Affects the EnvironmentProtein expression, the process of making specific proteins using biological systems, is the backbone of modern biotechnology. It’s used in medicine, agriculture, industry and environmental science. Beyond the lab the impacts of protein expression flow through ecosystems, influencing sustainability and posing risks. This article looks at how protein expression affects the environment, the benefits and...
- Is It Audobon or Audubon?Hello, and welcome to the National Audubon Society's website. Maybe you got here by accident, or perhaps you were earnestly trying to figure out how to spell our name. No matter why you're here...
- Is It Audobon or Audubon?Hello, and welcome to the National Audubon Society's website. Maybe you got here by accident, or perhaps you were earnestly trying to figure out how to spell our name. No matter why you're here...
- Here’s how a tiny fish became Trump’s favorite weapon in his crusade against CaliforniaThe fixation is less about facts and more about the politics of “us versus them,” says a professor who's writing a book about the politics of the delta smelt.
- What Trump’s executive action could do to offshore windA simple legal strategy could spell the end of the fledging industry, which had been poised for renewal. But it may also backfire.
- Meeting the water innovation challenge at DC WaterAhead of a three-day water startup matching event, organized by WaterCitizen.Org and hosted by DC Water on 19 February, Dr Robert Bornhofen, director of innovation at DC Water, shares his views on the challenges faced by the US utility and how they are being addressed. DC Water provides drinking water and wastewater services to 700,000 […]
- Study indicates marine plastic pollution as a breeding ground for disease-causing bacteriaA new study reveals – seemingly for the first time – that particle type affects colonization, enrichment and spread of both antimicrobial-resistant and pathogenic (disease-causing) bacteria. Microplastics (plastic particles under 5mm) are a widespread environmental pollutant, with more than 120 trillion estimated to have accumulated in the global ocean. Upon entering the environment, microplastics are rapidly […]
- The physics of George R R Martin’s Wild Card virus revealedMartin has put his name to a theoretical physics paper The post The physics of George R R Martin’s Wild Card virus revealed appeared first on Physics World.
- New administrator for pEPR schemeA new administrator for the UK’s four-nation Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging (pEPR) scheme was announced on 21 January, and it will be called “PackUK”. The announcement marks another milestone in the rollout of the initiative, which aims to help businesses reduce packaging usage and promote more sustainable alternatives. PackUK will shift the cost of […]
- Comment: PM’s ridicule of fish protection at Hinkley is no laughing matterA statement issued by Mark Lloyd, Chief Executive of the Rivers Trust on 24 January. It is very disappointing that the Prime Minister was so disparaging and dismissive about the need for acoustic fish deterrents on the water intakes for the new nuclear power station being built at Hinkley by EDF. Those intakes will suck […]
- Fast radio burst came from a neutron star’s magnetosphere, say astronomersScintillation measurements show that FRB 20221022A originated from the highly magnetized region around a neutron star, challenging existing models of conditions there The post Fast radio burst came from a neutron star’s magnetosphere, say astronomers appeared first on Physics World.
- In Europe, Solar Power Overtakes CoalFor the first time in the EU, solar supplied more power than coal did last year, a new analysis finds.Read more on E360 →
- Earth911 Inspiration: Together We Are A ForceAuthor and speaker Sangeeta Rana reminds us that the smallest actions add up to big... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Together We Are A Force appeared first on Earth911.
- Explore the quantum frontier: all about the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025Tushna Commissariat rounds up the key activities, talks and events in the IYQ calendar across the UK The post Explore the quantum frontier: all about the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025 appeared first on Physics World.
- As climate change supercharges disease, Trump pulls US from World Health OrganizationThe move, and a temporary gag order on public health agencies, puts the country in a dangerous position.
- Gleaning: The ancient practice fighting modern food waste“The simple act of turning discarded crops into nourishment bridges so many divides.”
- MPs in climate and nature rebellionMPs in climate and nature rebellion Channel News brendan 24th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Helgoland: leading physicists to gather on the tiny island where quantum mechanics was born100 years since Heisenberg made his mythical trip, a select group of quantum researchers will retrace his footsteps The post Helgoland: leading physicists to gather on the tiny island where quantum mechanics was born appeared first on Physics World.
- California just debunked a big myth about renewable energyThe state went a record 98 of 116 days providing up to 10 hours of electricity with renewables alone.
- Terahertz light produces a metastable magnetic state in an antiferromagnetNew phase could be used to make faster and more compact memory and processing devices The post Terahertz light produces a metastable magnetic state in an antiferromagnet appeared first on Physics World.
- Flock Together for the Great Backyard Bird CountNEW YORK, NY—Share in the joy of birds during the annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) and help make your community stronger for you and the birds. Bird and nature lovers everywhere unite in the...
- Flock Together for the Great Backyard Bird CountNEW YORK, NY—Share in the joy of birds during the annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) and help make your community stronger for you and the birds. Bird and nature lovers everywhere unite in the...
- Flock Together for the Great Backyard Bird CountNEW YORK, NY—Share in the joy of birds during the annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) and help make your community stronger for you and the birds. Bird and nature lovers everywhere unite in the...
- UK Government priorities for stewarding Britain’s natural environmentWith biodiversity and ecosystem restoration now near the top of Britain’s climate agenda, UCL’s Department of Political Science hosts a discussion on where Labour should direct resources. Jointly hosted with the UCL Policy Lab, the event was held in December and chaired by Dr Fergus Green, Associate Professor in Political Theory & Public Policy at […]
- University bans fossil fuel recruitersUniversity bans fossil fuel recruiters Channel News brendan 24th January 2025 Teaser Media
- A New Documentary About a Hummingbird Rehabber Peeks At Life on a Different ScaleAbout 70 minutes into Every Little Thing, an energetic young bird named Jimmy goes on a rampage. Weeks into his rehabilitation after a fall from his nest, the orphaned Allen’s Hummingbird is ready...
- A New Documentary About a Hummingbird Rehabber Peeks At Life on a Different ScaleAbout 70 minutes into Every Little Thing, an energetic young bird named Jimmy goes on a rampage. Weeks into his rehabilitation after a fall from his nest, the orphaned Allen’s Hummingbird is ready...
- Nature walk in AspenTakeaways from an amazing nature walk with Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) The post Nature walk in Aspen appeared first on Environment America.
- Animals and their politicsAmerica voted and inaugurated a new president. But did you know that animals have elections of their own? The post Animals and their politics appeared first on Environment America.
- Animals among the fireWildfires have caused devastation throughout the Los Angeles area. Here are some of the wild animals the fire has affected. The post Animals among the fire appeared first on Environment America.
- £5.7million investment will attempt cross-UK ‘whole system’ approach to just transitionA research programme that claims to put people and communities at the centre of the move to Net Zero is one of two national projects benefitting from a share of nearly £10m investment by UKRI. The JUST-Systems project aims to develop practical pathways and accelerate action that build on community aspirations for sustainable, liveable and […]
- Electricity networks prepare for Storm ÉowynStorm Éowyn is set to bring high winds to most of the UK over the coming days, including extremely high winds on Friday for some areas. The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for most parts of the UK on Friday, with amber weather warnings for areas in the north of England, Wales and Scotland, […]
- Why electrochemistry lies at the heart of modern technologyOur podcast guest is Colm O’Dwyer, president of the Electrochemical Society The post Why electrochemistry lies at the heart of modern technology appeared first on Physics World.
- Why Plumbing Inspections Are Essential Before Buying a HomeBuying a house is a substantial financial responsibility. Feeling overwhelmed by the excitement of finding a house that suits you perfectly is quite common. However, it is essential to remember to inspect important things like the plumbing system. When it comes to plumbing, a complete system test is something that cannot be overstressed. The discussion...
- China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak smashes fusion confinement recordThe device sustained a high-confinement plasma for over 1000 seconds The post China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak smashes fusion confinement record appeared first on Physics World.
- Guest Idea: 5 Everyday Foods to Boost Your Brain PowerYour brain is your most powerful tool, and keeping it sharp starts with what you... The post Guest Idea: 5 Everyday Foods to Boost Your Brain Power appeared first on Earth911.
- Flailing around for growth: new roads and runways are not the answerWell, this is depressing. Rachel Reeves, who once wanted to be Britain’s first green chancellor, now prefers to confect rows with her natural allies over new roads and runways. She briefs out her support for a third runway at Heathrow and tells the FT: “When […]
- Deadly Encounter: Mountain Lion Attacks Spark ControversyA mountain lion attack that killed a young California man last year has reignited a debate over how the big cats should be managed. Some are calling for renewed hunting of the animals, while others are advocating nonlethal methods of instilling a fear of humans in the big cats.Read more on E360 →
- Trump leaving the Paris Agreement is ‘mostly symbolic.’ What does it actually mean?The biggest impact on global emissions will be from the new president’s deregulatory agenda.
- What Trump can (and can’t) do to disrupt Los Angeles wildfire aidIt will be hard for the president to revoke FEMA funding — but a GOP-led Congress could slow down the region’s recovery.
- New candidate emerges for a universal quantum electrical standardApproach based on the quantum anomalous Hall effect does away with the need for applied magnetic fields The post New candidate emerges for a universal quantum electrical standard appeared first on Physics World.
- Bamboo 101 for Your HouseholdFamilies that are striving to live greener can make many small choices that add up... The post Bamboo 101 for Your Household appeared first on Earth911.
- Peecycling: From Liquid Waste to Healthy CropsComposting toilets are very rare in the U.S., but a quiet infrastructure crisis, and the... The post Peecycling: From Liquid Waste to Healthy Crops appeared first on Earth911.
- RELEASE: New report details environmental, consumer costs of data center expansionGrowth in energy-intensive computing must come with focus on using renewable energy, maximizing energy efficiency, reducing impacts on grid The post RELEASE: New report details environmental, consumer costs of data center expansion appeared first on Environment America.
- Crown Estate announces £20m more for Rural Environment FundThe scheme will double in value, helping more Crown Estate farmers transfer boost revenue through ecosystem projects. Now valued at £20million, the Crown Estate’s Rural Environment Fund aims to agricultural businesses in transitioning and diversifying their interests. This leads to ‘better outcomes for food production, nature recovery’ and income, according to a press release announcing […]
- How Finland’s greenest city unites right and left wing on climateWith divisions and politicisation causing headaches for local authority environmental teams in the UK, how has one of Europe’s foremost eco-towns balanced the narrative? Turku is unarguably ahead of the curve. The Southwest Finland city, home to around 200,000 people, proudly lays claim to an enviable modern track record for climate action. Granted, Meyer’s […]
- Is a Blue Bay Shepherd the Right Dog for Your Family?What is a Blue Bay Shepherd? If you’re considering adding a furry friend to your home, the Blue Bay Shepherd might have caught your eye. With its wolf-like appearance and calm, friendly personality, this breed is both striking and lovable. But is it the right choice for you? Let’s dive into everything you need to...
- Struggling With Customers? How To Update Your Business To Make It More AppealingHaving your own business is a mixed bag. There is the pride of running a successful business and being truly self-sufficient but then, there is also the double-edged sword of needing to stay current and appealing to new customers, as well as maintaining the old ones. This can be hard, and many business owners and...
- Tips for Being More Sustainable When RentingSustainability is a lifestyle choice that more and more people and communities around the world are choosing to adopt. For renters, living sustainably can feel like a challenge. After all, you may not have full control over your living space, and making permanent changes to your property often isn’t an option. However, there are plenty...
- Energy ownership should be accessible to everyoneThis post is by Ciara Shannon, founding director of the Green Finance Community Hub CIC and green finance lead at North West Net Zero Hub. The Local Power Plan has the potential to transform the future of UK energy. But its true impact will depend […]
- Meet Kenya’s climate refugeesMeet Kenya’s climate refugees Channel News brendan 23rd January 2025 Teaser Media
- Electronics Recycling in Ajax: A Guide to Responsible DisposalDo you have old electronics piling up in your home? From outdated smartphones to broken laptops, these gadgets often sit forgotten, collecting dust. But did you know tossing them in the trash can harm the environment? Recycling your electronics protects nature and helps recover valuable materials like metals and plastics. The best part? Ajax offers...
- Group sues WA over late reporting on greenhouse gas emissionsAccording to Washington law, the state departments of Ecology and Commerce are required to report the state's total greenhouse gas emissions every two years.
- Sabin Center’s Online Tracking Tools Monitor Government Actions on Climate ChangeSince 2017, the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law has documented policies that restrict or expand initiatives in science and climate.
- Grid connection reforms: What they mean for UK developersSignificant changes to the UK’s grid connection process under the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan (CP30) will impact project timelines and readiness criteria, posing both challenges and opportunities for developers (words: Vattenfall). The UK’s push towards clean power by 2030 is entering a transformative phase with the implementation of CP30. Recently published by the Department […]
- Action urged over climate change’s impact on hydropower and wildlifeScotland must do more to help hydropower facilities maximise their output and prevent negative impacts on wildlife in the face of the challenges posed by climate change, according to a new report. The document lays out a series of recommendations to help tackle the problem of sediment buildup at dams and weirs across the country. […]
- Saving the Minnesota state beeThe rusty patched bumblebee has disappeared across 87% of its range. Pesticides are a major threat to this bee and other species. The post Saving the Minnesota state bee appeared first on Environment America.
- Right whales could live to be 130 but their median lifespan is just 22A new study highlights the tremendous potential for North Atlantic right whales – if fishing gear and fast boats didn’t kill them first The post Right whales could live to be 130 but their median lifespan is just 22 appeared first on Environment America.
- 465,000-gallon sewage spill threatens California beachesRecent sewage spill leads to dangerous waters in California, here’s how Congress can help. The post 465,000-gallon sewage spill threatens California beaches appeared first on Environment America.
- Art as Witness: Honoring Iceland’s Changing Glacial LandscapeArtists Peter Bremers and Jim Schantz discuss their glacial artworks inspired by a journey to Iceland’s Vatnajökull National Park.
- Nanocrystals measure tiny forces on tiny length scalesOne technique is used to observe worms munching on bacteria The post Nanocrystals measure tiny forces on tiny length scales appeared first on Physics World.
- The “Fix Our Forests Act” won’t actually fix our forestsThe Fix Our Forests Act could have devastating consequences for the environment and endangered species. The post The “Fix Our Forests Act” won’t actually fix our forests appeared first on Environment America.
- Can wind turbines be recycled?Wind turbines are massive. Improvements in recycling are ensuring they don’t become waste. The post Can wind turbines be recycled? appeared first on Environment America.
- Is Engineered Marble Sustainable? Pros and ConsFor over a millennium, marble has been a luxurious material beloved by artists and royalty worldwide. Because of its high status, marble is extremely popular as a classy countertop option for those with money to spare. It also has many advantages over other kitchen countertops, including natural temperature regulation that makes it perfect for baking...
- Creating Impactful Volunteer Programs: A Step-by-Step GuideWhen you’re a part of a conversation that helps you learn something new, look at things from a different point of view, and express what you know, it creates a lasting connection with people with unique thinking. Similarly, an impactful volunteer program may focus first on organizational goals but also unite people with a shared...
- Warmer, Greener Arctic Becoming a Source of Heat-Trapping GasAs the northern latitudes warm, ice is melting and vegetation is spreading. But instead of absorbing more carbon, the region is becoming a source of heat-trapping gas, a new study shows.Read more on E360 →
- IOP president Keith Burnett outlines a ‘pivotal’ year ahead for UK physicsA failure to support physics and physics-based industries could result in missed opportunities, says Burnett The post IOP president Keith Burnett outlines a ‘pivotal’ year ahead for UK physics appeared first on Physics World.
- L.A. Fire resourcesOur hearts ache for everyone impacted by the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. Fortunately, community response in L.A. and beyond has been tremendous and there are many resources available for wildfire survivors. Thanks to Senator Ben Allen’s office for compiling these resources. Below is info on sources of support. The post L.A. Fire resources appeared first on Environment America.
- Right whale mother ‘Grand Teton’ gives birth to her ninth known calfGrand Teton joins the Right Whale Mama Hall of Fame, becoming one of just five mothers who have been seen with nine or more calves The post Right whale mother ‘Grand Teton’ gives birth to her ninth known calf appeared first on Environment America.
- What Trump’s climate policy rollbacks may mean for WAWith so much federal backtracking already underway, all eyes now turn toward states like ours to lead the effort against climate change.
- Labour MPs called to defy party line in landmark climate voteDozens of backbenchers are expected to vote in favour of the Climate & Nature Bill on Friday, ending the ‘toxic cocktail of dither and delay’. The Climate & Nature Bill will go to a House of Commons vote on Friday 24th January. Sponsored by Liberal Democrat MP Dr Roz Savage, the draft policy was published […]
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Newday Impact’s Doug Heske on Getting Started With ESG InvestingHere’s an archival show perfect for thinking about how to put your investments to work... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Newday Impact’s Doug Heske on Getting Started With ESG Investing appeared first on Earth911.
- Why telling bigger stories is the only way to counter misinformationRobert P Crease explains how we make sense of the world around us The post Why telling bigger stories is the only way to counter misinformation appeared first on Physics World.
- Scientists can identify worst water pollutants and most vulnerable speciesIt is hoped the breakthrough will make it easier to protect biodiversity, replenish wildlife and safeguard public health. A new study published in Environmental DNA looks at the impact a pioneering AI technology developed at the University of Birmingham can have on analysis of fresh water bodies in the UK. Looking at 52 lakes across the country, […]
- The US wants to cut food waste in half. We’re not even close.Americans waste more than 300 pounds of food per person per year, study says.
- Carbon neutral status achieved by electrical and mechanical trades groupThe Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT) has achieved CAFA (Climate Action for Associations) Certified Carbon Neutral Association status. The group said this accreditation was secured by measuring, reporting, and offsetting its carbon footprint from January 2023 to December 2023, and putting in place credible, science-aligned plans to further measure and reduce its emissions. […]
- A new atlas maps the water flea’s worldA new online tool will help researchers to study the impact of pollution on Daphnia or water fleas – tiny freshwater crustaceans that are used as sentinels for water pollution like canaries were used in coal mines. Researchers from the University of Birmingham, UK, Penn State University, USA, and Mount Allison University, Canada, have created […]
- Ultrasonic flow measurement drives efficiency improvements at Five Fords WwTWEngineers working on a project in North Wales have employed novel techniques to improve wastewater treatment efficiency, reportedly at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods, saving an estimated £3.5 million. Alison Miles from NIVUS, an instrumentation partner in the project, explains the flow measurement technology behind the reported improvements. Background Owned and operated […]
- Work begins on Swedish spent nuclear fuel repositoryThe ground was broken on 15 January to begin construction of an underground repository for spent nuclear fuel in Sweden, one of the first such facilities in the world. Located at a depth of around 500 metres, the final repository is planned to hold approximately 12,000 tonnes of spent nuclear fuel in 6,000 canisters, and […]
- New human-caused shifts found in the global water cycleA recent paper by a group at NASA appears to show that the global water cycle is shifting in ways that have gone unobserved until now. Most of the shifts are said to be driven by activities such as agriculture and could have impacts on ecosystems and water management, especially in certain regions. The research […]
- UK’s first ‘smart’ electricity substation installed in MaidstoneWhat’s described as the UK’s first ‘smart’ electricity substation has been installed in Kent – ready to ‘talk’ to other sites and share power to where it’s most needed at peak times. UK Power Networks’ Maidstone substation is the first in a series to be equipped to communicate, in an advanced way, with other sites, […]
- Bad, Better, Best: The Climate Impact of MeatThe average American eats approximately 226 pounds of meat per year, and they are expected... The post Bad, Better, Best: The Climate Impact of Meat appeared first on Earth911.
- Big Energy Saving Week: 10 most power hungry video gamesAs Big Energy Week begins, a new report shows gaming can add up to £7.50 and 30 kWh to monthly domestic bills . Numbers have been released for Big Energy Week, which begins today 22nd January 2025. The figures come as concern continues to mount over the net zero transition focus on electrification and increasing […]
- Why You Need a Free Adblocker in 2025: Features and BenefitsIn today’s digital age, having a free adblocker is a must for a smooth and safe browsing experience. With the internet filled with ads, pop-ups and trackers, having a reliable tool to block these distractions is more important than ever. This article will explain why you need a free adblocker in 2025, what to look...
- Creating a Healthy Indoor Environment for Sustainable Living: Tips for a Greener HomeCreating a healthy indoor environment is not just about being comfortable it’s essential for our well being and the planets future. We spend up to 90% of our time indoors so the quality of our indoor space directly impacts our health, productivity and ecological footprint. By making conscious choices we can align our living space...
- Climate impacts could wipe out profitsClimate impacts could wipe out profits Channel News brendan 22nd January 2025 Teaser Media
- Your Plate, Earth’s Fate: The Impact of Diet Choices on the EnvironmentPhoto by Jorge Urosa on Pexels What we eat doesn’t just affect our bodies – it affects the planet too. Our food choices make up a big chunk of our environmental footprint – from greenhouse gas emissions to water usage to deforestation. Whether we’re eating a plant-based meal or a steak dinner every decision...
- What is a Water Closet? Function to StyleWhen you’re planning a bathroom renovation or upgrade the term “water closet” comes up and many of us are left scratching our heads. What is a water closet and why does it matter? Don’t worry this guide will take you from confused to clear, breaking down its purpose, benefits, size and style. Whether you’re a...
- Why no one bid to drill in the Arctic Refuge lease saleSpoiler: It’s not possible to drill in the Arctic Refuge without harming the wildlife The post Why no one bid to drill in the Arctic Refuge lease sale appeared first on Environment America.
- 3 of the most important Trump executive orders on climatePresident Trump signed a barrage of orders to dismantle Joe Biden’s agenda on climate and clean energy. Here are three that could have far-reaching consequences.
- Canada’s woodland caribou are threatened by loggingWoodland caribou in Canada’s boreal forest are facing existential threats due to habitat fragmentation and other changes caused by logging. The post Canada’s woodland caribou are threatened by logging appeared first on Environment America.
- Here’s what the Paris climate agreement does and doesn’t doThe Paris agreement is a mostly voluntary climate pact with the goal of reducing global warming. The U.S. withdrawal, while expected, triggered heavy reactions.
- Whales’ baleen holds clues about the species’ reaction to whalingA forgotton collection of baleen helped Smithsonian scientist discover evidence of the stress caused by a resumption of whaling. The post Whales’ baleen holds clues about the species’ reaction to whaling appeared first on Environment America.
- West of England Combined Authority co-funds 40 Bristol bike hangarsFunding as come through Active Travel England as part of a wider rollout across the region. Due to be installed next month, each hangar provides storage for up to six bicycles. The hangars can be accessed via lock and key or via an app in some locations. Dubbed Bike Nests, the service will be managed […]
- SMART spherical tokamak produces its first plasmaThe SMall Aspect Ratio Tokamak operates with a 'negative triangularity' configuration The post SMART spherical tokamak produces its first plasma appeared first on Physics World.
- Aberdeen braced for unemployment hike as BP prepares mass job cutsThe oil and gas giant is shedding 6% of its global workforce – 4,700 jobs – with details of where the hammer blows will be felt yet to be unveiled. The cost-saving drive has long been expected, but last week the scale of cuts at BP became clear. The company, which currently employs 90,000 people […]
- When charging quantum batteries, decoherence is a friend, not a foeControlled dephasing can be harnessed to enhance the batteries’ efficiency and stability The post When charging quantum batteries, decoherence is a friend, not a foe appeared first on Physics World.
- We Earthlings: Wake Up, Climate Change Is Here!2024 was the warmest year in recorded history, according to the World Meteorological Association, and... The post We Earthlings: Wake Up, Climate Change Is Here! appeared first on Earth911.
- As Oceans Warm, Predators Are Falling Out of Sync with Their PreyIn the sea as on land, climate change is driving shifts in the abundance and distribution of species. Scientists are just beginning to focus on why some fish predators and prey — like striped bass and menhaden on the U.S. East Coast — are changing their behavior as waters warm. Read more on E360 →
- The 8 talking points fossil fuel companies use to obstruct climate actionNew research highlights companies’ “aligned and coordinated” use of Twitter to deny climate change and delay solutions.
- Microbeams plus radiosensitizers could optimize brain cancer treatmentCombining microbeam radiotherapy with targeted radiosensitizers could treat tumours while sparing normal brain tissues The post Microbeams plus radiosensitizers could optimize brain cancer treatment appeared first on Physics World.
- Recycling Mystery: Dental AppliancesBraces, expanders, headgear, retainers, and eventually, dentures. Over a lifetime, that’s lots of metal, plastic,... The post Recycling Mystery: Dental Appliances appeared first on Earth911.
- Plant-Based Soups: Super for You & the PlanetWarm, rich, and hearty. Light and refreshing. Spicy and silken. The styles, flavors, and textures of... The post Plant-Based Soups: Super for You & the Planet appeared first on Earth911.
- UK grid expert talks preventing outages during winter stormsHow does Britain keep the lights on and connections live during extreme weather events? In the wake of 2025’s first major storm, we take a closer look at resilience in the power network. Storm-related outages are common. We only have to think back a few weeks to Storm Darragh to see that. But what lies […]
- How to Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades Like a Pro: A Beginner’s Step-by-Step GuideLawn mower blades play a vital role in keeping your yard looking pristine. If your grass appears torn or uneven after mowing, your blades may be dull. No need to worry—sharpening your lawn mower blades is simpler than you think and saves you both time and money. In this guide, we’ll walk you through every...
- Everybody eats...Everybody eats... Channel Comment brendan 21st January 2025 Teaser Media
- The Green Benefits of Tiny Living: Why Park Model Cabins Are Perfect for DownsizingThe movement toward tiny living has grown from a niche lifestyle choice into a meaningful response to some of today’s most pressing environmental challenges. Downsizing to smaller homes is an intentional way to reduce resource consumption, limit waste, and live more sustainably. Among the many options for embracing this lifestyle, park model cabins stand out...
- Oak Framed Buildings: A Sustainable Choice for Your HomeOver the past few years sustainable living has gone from trend to lifestyle. From reducing carbon footprints to choosing eco friendly materials, homeowners are making sustainability a priority when it comes to decision making. One of those decisions becoming increasingly popular is oak framed buildings. Beautiful and sustainable, they are the perfect combination of style...
- Trump unravels US climate agenda as he promises to ‘drill, baby, drill’From declaring a “national energy emergency” to exiting the Paris Agreement, here is everything climate-related Trump did on Day 1.
- Time’s up for single-use? Research suggests retailers must go reusable to stay competitiveNew research appears to reveal that two-thirds of UK shoppers (65%) believe all retailers should be offering reuse and refill systems and moving away from single-use plastics.1 The research was commissioned by reuse and refill expert GoUnpackaged. When reuse and refill systems are made convenient, over two-thirds (68%) of consumers are likely to incorporate them […]
- Renewed interest in uranium mining threatens waterways and wildlifeUranium mining and milling in the West poses serious threats to wildlife and communities — from water pollution and radioactive dust to the risk of accidents during transport. The post Renewed interest in uranium mining threatens waterways and wildlife appeared first on Environment America.
- Wrinkles in space–time could remember the secrets of exploding starsDistortions known as gravitational memory are permanent and potentially detectable from Earth The post Wrinkles in space–time could remember the secrets of exploding stars appeared first on Physics World.
- Group launches new UK Biochar Carbon Code for public consultationCapChar, a UK provider of on-farm biochar solutions, has launched a public consultation on its new Biochar Carbon Code. Stakeholders are invited to contribute feedback to refine a code that the group suggests “promises to set a new benchmark for biochar carbon removal”. Unlike existing standards/codes, says CapChar, the Biochar Carbon Code is built upon […]
- AMP8 delivery requires data for nature approachA data-driven approach coupled with greater use of nature-based solutions offers a promising path for UK water, says Ryan Pearson of remote monitoring firm Metasphere, ahead of his panel appearance at the WWT Wastewater Conference on 28 January 2025. The immediate challenge facing the UK water sector lies in resource limitations such as skilled labour […]
- ‘Why do we have to learn this?’ A physics educator’s response to every teacher’s least favourite questionMark Whalley argues that a physics education builds valuable skills, but not for the reasons often given to students The post ‘Why do we have to learn this?’ A physics educator’s response to every teacher’s least favourite question appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Podcast: Thinking Zero Waste With Sarah Currie-HalpernPractical progress toward a sustainable lifestyle, whether you are an individual or a business, will... The post Earth911 Podcast: Thinking Zero Waste With Sarah Currie-Halpern appeared first on Earth911.
- New Journal of Physics seeks to expand its horizonsNJP editor-in-chief Andreas Buchleitner discusses how the journal is looking to boost its coverage across all areas of physics The post <em>New Journal of Physics</em> seeks to expand its horizons appeared first on Physics World.
- Novel MRI technique can quantify lung functionMRI of inhaled perfluoropropane can assess regional lung ventilation and monitor improvements in response to medication The post Novel MRI technique can quantify lung function appeared first on Physics World.
- Recycling Mystery: Memory FoamFew things can refresh your body like a good night’s sleep, and few products have... The post Recycling Mystery: Memory Foam appeared first on Earth911.
- Welsh Universities receive £20m loan funding to tackle emissionsDebts will be repaid through long-term energy savings, with surplus cash used to fund further decarbonisation efforts. Speaking at a visit to Cardiff University, where a £12.2million project is accelerating carbon emissions reduction efforts, Welsh Deputy First Minister with responsibility for Climate Change, Huw Irranca-Davies, and Minister for Further and Higher Education, Vikki Howells, explained […]
- Tax the world’s super-rich already - OxfamTax the world’s super-rich already - Oxfam Channel News brendan 20th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Sustainable Cat Parenting: Eco-Friendly Tips for Caring for Your Feline FriendOwning a cat can bring endless joy and companionship to your life, but it’s important to consider the environmental impact of your furry friend. From the products you use to how you manage waste, there are many ways to make cat ownership more sustainable. With a little thought and effort, you can reduce your cat’s...
- Five principles to make the Warm Homes Plan workAs cold and snow batters the UK, once again the need for warm, well-insulated homes is top of the agenda. Poorly insulated homes drive up energy bills across the country, meaning addressing this issue isn’t just about emissions, it’s about ensuring people aren’t forced to […]
- Capitalism and climate overshootCapitalism and climate overshoot Channel Comment brendan 20th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Rice: Balancing Food Security And Environmental ChallengesRice is a very common food in the whole world. An Asian dinner is incomplete without rice. It is a cheap food, easily available, delicious, and nutritious. According to Statistica, 522,100 million metric tons of rice are consumed in 2023/2024. Economic Importance of Rice Rice is a demanding crop. A lot of people’s jobs are...
- What happens to kids when their schools are destroyed?Disasters like the California wildfires are costing kids their education.
- 6 Tips for Choosing the Best Bamboo Toilet PaperWhen you’re making eco-friendly changes at home, even small adjustments can have a meaningful impact. Choosing the right toilet paper might not seem like a big decision, but considering how often it’s used and its environmental effects, it’s worth careful thought. Bamboo toilet paper has become a popular sustainable alternative, offering benefits for both your...
- 5 Key Trends in Sustainable Building Design for 2025Sustainability is no longer a buzzword in the construction industry. It’s a must. As we head into 2025 businesses, architects and developers are realising the long term benefits of eco friendly building practices. Sustainable building design isn’t just about reducing environmental impact it’s about cost savings, better occupant health and resilience. Let’s dive into the...
- Fasting as a Gateway to a Healthier and More Sustainable DietIn an era marked by an increasing awareness of environmental issues and a growing desire for sustainable lifestyles, fasting has emerged as a potential game-changer. Far from being a mere religious or cultural practice, fasting promises a revitalizing start to a healthier and more sustainable diet. With its roots deeply embedded in human history, this...
- Global economy could shrink 50% between 2070 and 2090 from climate shocks, say actuariesA report by risk experts says previous assessments ignored severe effects of climate crisis.
- Conservation Groups Blast the Biden Administration’s Decision to Ditch Clean Water Act VetoJACKSON, Miss. (January 17, 2025) – Today, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ (Corps) released its official Record of Decision to build the Yazoo Pumps, a massive agricultural drainage project in...
- Conservation Groups Blast the Biden Administration’s Decision to Ditch Clean Water Act VetoJACKSON, Miss. (January 17, 2025) – Today, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ (Corps) released its official Record of Decision to build the Yazoo Pumps, a massive agricultural drainage project in...
- Ninth Circuit Upholds Decision in Favor of Greater Sage-grouse Habitat14672 SAN FRANCISCO (January 17, 2025) -- The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld a 2020 district court decision that struck down the basis for oil and gas leasing on more than a million...
- Ninth Circuit Upholds Decision in Favor of Greater Sage-grouse Habitat14672 SAN FRANCISCO (January 17, 2025) -- The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld a 2020 district court decision that struck down the basis for oil and gas leasing on more than a million...
- Responsible Offshore Wind Development is a Clear Win for Birds, the U.S. Economy, and our ClimateToo often, the debate over climate solutions centers on perceived trade-offs between habitat conservation and the clean energy transition, preserving community and allowing development, or reducing...
- Responsible Offshore Wind Development is a Clear Win for Birds, the U.S. Economy, and our ClimateToo often, the debate over climate solutions centers on perceived trade-offs between habitat conservation and the clean energy transition, preserving community and allowing development, or reducing...
- UK deep sea research could help sustain life in spaceThe scientist who discovered lightless ‘dark oxygen’ production near the ocean floor is embarking on a landmark new study with huge ramifications. Professor Andrew Sweetman of the Scottish Association for Marine Science [SAMS] has already astounded the academic community by revealing research confirming so-called ‘dark oxygen’ can be produced without light. This altered understandings of […]
- Where Do Hummingbirds Go in the Winter?It’s so hard to imagine how a bird that weighs as little as a few pennies can withstand a cross-country migration that people have invented myths to explain it. According to one particularly...
- Where Do Hummingbirds Go in the Winter?It’s so hard to imagine how a bird that weighs as little as a few pennies can withstand a cross-country migration that people have invented myths to explain it. According to one particularly...
- Where Do Hummingbirds Go in the Winter?It’s so hard to imagine how a bird that weighs as little as a few pennies can withstand a cross-country migration that people have invented myths to explain it. According to one particularly...
- New study finds microplastics in commonly eaten seafoodA new study conducted by the Portland State University (PSU)’s Applied Coastal Ecology Lab found microplastic particles in 99 percent of fish and shellfish samples. The post New study finds microplastics in commonly eaten seafood appeared first on Environment America.
- Wildfire smoke is always toxic. LA’s is even worse.Los Angeles residents are breathing bits of "cars, metal pipes, plastics."
- From Wildfires to Courtrooms: How Attribution Science Fuels Climate JusticeThe Attribution Science and Climate Law Conference brought together scientists, legal experts, policymakers and advocates to explore how advancements in climate attribution science can shape litigation, policy and governance.
- Astrophysicists reveal huge variation in the shape of exocomet beltsA population of 74 planetesimal belts orbiting nearby stars has been studied by researchers The post Astrophysicists reveal huge variation in the shape of exocomet belts appeared first on Physics World.
- STATEMENT: Department of Energy awards $74 million to Alaska for the Home Efficiency Rebates and the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates programsFunds will go to weatherize, electrify, and improve the efficiency of Alaskans’ homes The post STATEMENT: Department of Energy awards $74 million to Alaska for the Home Efficiency Rebates and the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates programs appeared first on Environment America.
- Carbon Dioxide Levels Rose by a Record Amount Last YearCarbon dioxide is accumulating in the atmosphere faster than ever before, putting hopes of limiting warming in jeopardy.Read more on E360 →
- Environment Oregon’s 2025 legislative agendaEnvironment Oregon outlines our legislative priorities for the 2025 legislative session, as we work to reduce plastic pollution, protect Oregon’s wildlife and special places, transition to clean, renewable energy, and more. The post Environment Oregon’s 2025 legislative agenda appeared first on Environment America.
- World’s darkest skies threatened by industrial megaproject in Chile, astronomers warnAES Andes is aiming to develop a green hydrogen project in Chile’s Atacama Desert The post World’s darkest skies threatened by industrial megaproject in Chile, astronomers warn appeared first on Physics World.
- UrbanChain ranks 3rd in The Sunday Times 100 Tech listingThe inaugural Sunday Times 100 Tech league table was published on 17 January and features an even split of software and hardware companies. Third out of the 50 software companies is UrbanChain, a UK firm which operates a ‘marketplace’ that matches generators of renewable energy and consumers on a half hourly basis. UrbanChain is also […]
- Joe Biden was America’s first climate president. Did it matter?The outgoing Democrat’s climate agenda was a surprising success — and a cautionary tale.
- Could bubble-like microrobots be the drug delivery vehicles of the future?Tiny bioresorbable acoustic microrobots deliver cancer drugs to shrink bladder tumours in mice The post Could bubble-like microrobots be the drug delivery vehicles of the future? appeared first on Physics World.
- Young conservatives want to push Trump on climate change — the ‘America First’ wayThe American Conservation Coalition has grassroots support and the ear of Trump's Cabinet picks. The next four years will test its influence.
- Justin Trudeau taxed fossil fuels — and paid the priceThe Liberal prime minister leaves office amid a wave of anger over his ambitious climate policies.
- Sustainability spotlight: PFAS unveiledSponsored by the IOP Publishing journal, Sustainability Science and Technology The post Sustainability spotlight: PFAS unveiled appeared first on Physics World.
- What sparks a wildfire? The answer often remains a mystery.The source of more than half of all wildfires in the Western U.S. remains unknown. AI could change that.
- Biden administration gives up on lower ocean speed limits to protect right whalesWith only 370 remaining, the North Atlantic species is nearing extinction.
- How Commercial Composting WorksHumans create a lot of waste, but when you throw something away, how much do... The post How Commercial Composting Works appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Empathy Helps Us Communicate & OrganizeThis week’s inspiration comes from American biologist Edward O. Wilson, who reminds us that we... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Empathy Helps Us Communicate & Organize appeared first on Earth911.
- How to unblock and upgrade the UK’s power grid systemThe Science Museum Group’s Climate Talks series continues with a discussion about the backlog of energy projects waiting for connection dates well into the 2030s, and how to unblock hopes of a 100% renewable network within a decade. A complex issue, the streamed conversations involve Emma Pinchbeck, Chief Executive of industry trade body Energy UK, […]
- Incinerator ban 'up in smoke'Incinerator ban 'up in smoke' Channel News brendan 17th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Low Maintenance Front Yard Landscaping: Transform Your Yard with EaseCreating a beautiful front yard doesn’t have to mean constant maintenance. With smart planning and the right mix of plants and materials, you can design a stunning, low maintenance front yard landscaping that enhances curb appeal while minimizing effort. Here’s your ultimate guide to low-maintenance front yard landscaping ideas and tips for busy homeowners. What...
- What Is the ECO4 Grant Scheme? Your Quick Guide to SavingsEnergy efficiency has become a priority for many homeowners, especially with rising energy costs. The ECO4 Grant Scheme is an initiative of the UK government designed to help households improve their energy efficiency and cut utility bills. Here’s a simple breakdown of what it is and how you can benefit from it. Unpacking the ECO4...
- Rethinking fashion and embracing sustainable practices for a greener futureThe fashion industry is one of the most polluting industries globally, contributing significantly to environmental degradation. Fast fashion, characterized by mass production and quick turnover, has exacerbated this issue. However, sustainable fashion emerges as a promising solution, aiming to address these environmental challenges. The fashion industry has long been under scrutiny for its massive carbon...
- 7 Areas in the House that Need RemodelingEvery home, regardless of its size or age, requires updates and renovations over time. Whether it’s due to wear and tear, changing family needs, or evolving design trends, certain areas of the house often demand more attention. Remodeling not only improves functionality and aesthetics but also enhances the overall value of your property. Key areas...
- Eight Home Improvement Projects That Can Enhance Energy EfficiencyIn 2025, the need to save energy has never been more pressing – for both your wallet and the planet. Rising energy costs, climate concerns, and the push toward sustainability make energy efficiency a top priority for homeowners. A few changes to your home are all it takes to reduce energy bills, lower your carbon...
- Sustainability with Clothing: How to Build a Greener WardrobeThe way we choose, wear, and care for our clothing has a profound impact on the planet. The rise of fast fashion has made it easier than ever to stay on trend, but it’s also created a surge in waste, pollution, and resource consumption. The good news? A growing movement toward sustainable fashion is proving...
- Conservation, Sporting Groups Urge Bureau of Land Management to Finish Habitat Management Plans for Greater Sage-Grouse (Washington, D.C., January 16, 2025)— The Bureau of Land Management on Thursday announced finalized Resource Management Plans for Colorado and Oregon that represent an important step forward in...
- Conservation, Sporting Groups Urge Bureau of Land Management to Finish Habitat Management Plans for Greater Sage-Grouse (Washington, D.C., January 16, 2025)— The Bureau of Land Management on Thursday announced finalized Resource Management Plans for Colorado and Oregon that represent an important step forward in...
- A significant conversation about wildlife conservationGov. Doug Burgum, nominee for Secretary of the Interior, discussed wildlife conservation. See the positive exchange. The post A significant conversation about wildlife conservation appeared first on Environment America.
- What is a virtual power plant?How everyday homes, schools, and businesses can come together to send abundant, clean energy to the grid. The post What is a virtual power plant? appeared first on Environment America.
- Climate School Experts on the Los Angeles Fires: Causes, Impacts and RecoveryAs California battles devastating wildfires, our researchers are helping to make sense of how they became so destructive, and what's needed for recovery.
- String theory may be inevitable as a unified theory of physics, calculations suggestPhysicists explore particle scattering at tiny length scales The post String theory may be inevitable as a unified theory of physics, calculations suggest appeared first on Physics World.
- Best Practices for Medical Waste Disposal in Small BusinessesProper medical waste disposal is a critical responsibility for small businesses in industries such as healthcare, tattoo parlors, beauty salons, and veterinary clinics. Mismanagement can lead to serious health risks, environmental damage, and legal repercussions. Implementing a robust medical waste management system is essential to ensure safety and compliance. Here is a step-by-step guide and...
- What Are The Key Factors In Boosting Overall Rice Production?With the global population continuing to grow and food security becoming increasingly important, understanding how to maximize rice production is crucial for feeding billions of people worldwide. What are the key factors in boosting overall rice production? The main factors for increasing rice production are optimal water management, proper fertilization, quality seed selection, effective pest...
- Government urged to address ‘open goal’ for solar in car parksAhead of the second reading of the Sunshine Bill on Friday 17 January, renewable energy firms were spotlighting the ‘open goal’ opportunity for solar that awaits in commercial car parks across the UK, and urging the government to take it up. If legislation were to mandate solar car ports – canopies with solar PV panels […]
- Ceryx Medical: company uses bioelectronics to coordinate the heart and lungsBiomedical engineer Stuart Plant and physicist Ashok Chauhan are our podcast guests The post Ceryx Medical: company uses bioelectronics to coordinate the heart and lungs appeared first on Physics World.
- Time To Reconsider Your Plastic Cutting BoardsPlastic cutting boards are a staple in many kitchens, praised for their durability, affordability, and... The post Time To Reconsider Your Plastic Cutting Boards appeared first on Earth911.
- Whiplash: How Big Swings in Precipitation Fueled the L.A. FiresClimate scientist Daniel Swain says that two very wet years followed by a very dry one helped to turn the Los Angeles wildfires into raging infernos. This phenomenon of “hydroclimate whiplash,” he says, is expected to occur in more and more places as the world warms.Read more on E360 →
- Climate and sustainability trends for 2025: Navigating a transformative yearFollowing November’s COP29, 2025 looks to be another pivotal year for climate and sustainability action, bringing significant regulatory changes, advancing carbon markets, and a heightened focus on nature and biodiversity. Stuart Lemmon, CEO EcoAct (a subsidiary of Schneider Electric Sustainability Business), discusses the key trends shaping 2025’s climate and sustainability agenda – and what it […]
- UK launches first-ever industrial materials strategyAbout 52 000 people in the UK are thought to work or contribute to the materials industry The post UK launches first-ever industrial materials strategy appeared first on Physics World.
- Lead in the water and chloroprene in the air: Whom does the EPA protect?The Biden administration promised change for overpolluted communities in the South. Four years later, they're still waiting.
- How to get consensus at COP30How to get consensus at COP30 Channel Comment brendan 16th January 2025 Teaser Media
- A new frontier in the voluntary carbon market: Old, leaky oil wellsOver the last two years, developers have generated roughly 5 million carbon credits from cleaning up orphaned oil and gas wells.
- Saving the surf is a climate solutionThe surf breaks that create epic waves store millions of tons of carbon. Protecting them from climate change protects a sport and the planet.
- Mitsubishi cancels plans for a $1.3B chemical plant in Louisiana’s Cancer AlleyThe complex would have stretched across 77 acres and been a major polluter.
- Scottish Government believes UK renewables commitment could attract US energy firmsDeputy First Minister Kate Forbes believes uncertainty over the future of energy under Donald Trump could be a boon to Britain’s net zero mission and economic prospects. With the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump less than a week away, the US renewable energy sector is braced for a regulatory and investment u-turn diverting billions from […]
- Lewisham extends energy-from-waste contract for local homes and businessesThe Bio Capital Group deal will run for another two years, and is expected to convert 12,000 tonnes of food into 100% renewable power. As a result, carbon emissions in the borough could plummet by 3,123.97 CO2e tonnes. The agreement will also contribute to the area’s circular economy, reducing the amount of rubbish which is […]
- Five things we learned at the Oxford farming conferencesEarly in January every year, Oxford hosts two farming conferences: the Oxford Farming Conference and the newer Oxford Real Farming Conference. Whilst the original conference is attended by the mainstream farming world, since 2010, the Real Farming Conference has brought together those interested in transforming […]
- Legislative Session Begins in ArizonaAt Audubon Southwest, we engage with the Arizona State Legislature to support legislation that stewards our lands and waters; and to oppose legislation that would harm them. Working across the...
- Legislative Session Begins in Arizona **Este artículo se puede encontrar en español** 14737 At Audubon Southwest, we engage with the Arizona State Legislature to support legislation that stewards our lands and...
- Legislative Session Begins in Arizona **Este artículo se puede encontrar en español** 14737 At Audubon Southwest, we engage with the Arizona State Legislature to support legislation that stewards our lands and...
- What the Audubon Photography Awards Expansion to Chile and Colombia Means for AudubonBirds like the Blackburnian Warbler and Red Knot illustrate how birds connect people across the Western Hemisphere. Blackburnian Warblers migrate from Canada’s Boreal Forest to Colombia’s...
- The Audubon Photography Awards Expands to Chile and ColombiaNEW YORK / SANTIAGO / BOGOTA (January 15, 2025) – Audubon today announced that the 2025 Audubon Photography Awards is expanding to include submissions from Chile and Colombia in addition to the...
- What the Audubon Photography Awards Expansion to Chile and Colombia Means for AudubonBirds like the Blackburnian Warbler and Red Knot illustrate how birds connect people across the Western Hemisphere. Blackburnian Warblers migrate from Canada’s Boreal Forest to Colombia’s...
- The Audubon Photography Awards Expands to Chile and ColombiaNEW YORK / SANTIAGO / BOGOTA (January 15, 2025) – Audubon today announced that the 2025 Audubon Photography Awards is expanding to include submissions from Chile and Colombia in addition to the...
- Environment America’s 2024 highlightsFive highlights of how our advocacy and action in 2024 put our country and our world on a greener, healthier, more sustainable path. The post Environment America’s 2024 highlights appeared first on Environment America.
- Battery storage is booming. Just look at TeslaFor Tesla and other energy storage companies, battery storage is booming. The post Battery storage is booming. Just look at Tesla appeared first on Environment America.
- Two entangled humpbacks now gear free in HawaiiThe whales had been entangled in the gear since they left their feeding grounds in Alaska. The post Two entangled humpbacks now gear free in Hawaii appeared first on Environment America.
- 7 Climate Experts on What We Can Still Do to Fight Climate ChangeNetwork, think and speak your mind: Here are some ways to engage with the climate crisis.
- PFAS in sewage sludge puts farms and food at riskThe post PFAS in sewage sludge puts farms and food at risk appeared first on Environment America.
- Fiction to reality: Will the US ever embrace insect cuisine?Western culture has long painted eating bugs as backward and gross. But learned disgust can be overcome — if the conditions are right.
- Photonics West shines a light on optical innovationSPIE Photonics West brings the global optics and photonics community together in San Francisco to share the latest research and technology breakthroughs The post Photonics West shines a light on optical innovation appeared first on Physics World.
- Subscribe for solar: how community solar can help everyone get clean energyFor the more than 40 percent of American households and businesses that can’t install solar, community solar provides a way. The post Subscribe for solar: how community solar can help everyone get clean energy appeared first on Environment America.
- Trees That Have Never Known Plentiful Rainfall Better Prepared for DroughtA new study finds that trees that have lived through many wet years struggle to cope with dry spells.Read more on E360 →
- A physicist’s guide to ice cream: the complex science behind one of the world’s most popular dessertsFrom foaming to phase transitions, Douglas Goff explains the physics behind a perfect scoop The post A physicist’s guide to ice cream: the complex science behind one of the world’s most popular desserts appeared first on Physics World.
- Smart Financial Steps to Take Before Buying Your First HomeBuying your first home is an exciting milestone, but it can also feel overwhelming. Most first-time buyers admit they feel financially unprepared during the process. This is often because many underestimate the amount of planning and preparation it takes to secure a home while maintaining financial stability. Owning a home requires more than just saving...
- What Role Do Wildlife Management Teams Play In Aviation Bird Strike Prevention?Bird strikes pose a significant safety risk to aircraft and passengers, with thousands of incidents reported annually that can result in costly damage and potential accidents. So, what role do wildlife management teams play in aviation bird strike prevention? Wildlife management teams are responsible for implementing strategies to reduce bird populations near airports, monitoring wildlife...
- How Does Pressure Washing Work? 6 Eco-Friendly BenefitsPressure washing is a cleaning technique that utilizes high-pressure water to remove dirt, grime, mold, and other contaminants from surfaces. This method is effective for cleaning driveways, sidewalks, patios, siding, and even vehicles. By harnessing the power of water, pressure washing delivers remarkable results while minimizing the need for harsh chemicals. But how does pressure...
- Discover the Gateway to Luxurious Living: Investing in Dubai Apartments for 2025 Travel DestinationsNestled in the luxurious areas of Dubai are prosperous possibilities for future high-class residing that may want to deliver a lot of money. Investors searching for the peak of the category are drawn to Dubai South and Dubai Creek Harbour, which provide effortless access, luxury, and the promise of growth. Dubai Marina is a gem...
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: DS Smith’s Wouter van Tol on Seaweed-based PackagingWe dug into the vaults for a great conversation about the potential for sustainable alternatives... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: DS Smith’s Wouter van Tol on Seaweed-based Packaging appeared first on Earth911.
- European aviation sector will use entire carbon budget by 2026As Heathrow confirms its busiest year on record, industry projections show double the number of passengers by 2050, a rate of expansion ‘irreconcilable’ with climate goals. According to a study by Transport & Environment, projections by the world’s biggest commercial aircraft manufacturers – Airbus and Boeing – suggest a 100% increase in the number of […]
- Corruption fears surround environmentalist's convictionCorruption fears surround environmentalist's conviction Channel News Catherine Early 15th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Trump nominates AI experts for key science positionsThe appointments of Michael Kratsios and Lynne Parker have been broadly welcomed by the scientific community The post Trump nominates AI experts for key science positions appeared first on Physics World.
- Avoidant behaviour: ASRA, risk assessment and the need for holistic policyAs Britain counts the cost of floods and Californian wildfires spark debate over systemic negligence, insurance and threat, we need interconnected, collaborative approaches to mitigating the global ‘polycrisis’. Ajay Gambhir has a decorated background in risk analysis. Author of Facing Global Risks with Honest Hope and Director of Systemic Risk Assessment at ASRA, before this role […]
- The American Climate Corps is over. What even was it?Biden's green jobs program was never what it seemed. Now it's shutting down before Trump takes office.
- How states will keep fighting for climate progress under TrumpTrump calls climate change a hoax. But at the state level, the climate fight will continue — or even accelerate.
- In Wyoming, tribal protests prevent land transfer — for nowA GOP-led Congress could resuscitate the effort to transfer roughly 2 acres within the Wind River Indian Reservation to a local irrigation district.
- No-go theorem illuminates how quantum processes are constrained by classical causalitySystems with indefinite causal order must be nonlocal in space–time The post No-go theorem illuminates how quantum processes are constrained by classical causality appeared first on Physics World.
- How Does Vehicle Tracking Help Reduce Carbon Emissions?When it comes to the pressing need to tackle carbon emissions, businesses are increasingly turning to technology for solutions. Vehicle tracking has emerged as a powerful tool, not just for efficiency but also for cutting environmental impact. You might wonder, how can something as simple as tracking make such a difference? The answer lies in...
- Precycling Helps Shoppers SaveResolving to be a better recycler is a great New Year’s resolution. But there’s an... The post Precycling Helps Shoppers Save appeared first on Earth911.
- All change: Lewes District Council sets out water network overhaulThe local authority has published an in-depth report on the UK’s beleaguered water network, calling for public ownership, adequate government funding, a new regulator, environmental impact ratings, and a revised monitoring regime. The assessment has been produced by a council panel initially set up to monitor the failing UK supplier, Southern Water, responsible for providing […]
- Growing the economy will be hard, but green investment is the right routeThe government’s economic policies are under close scrutiny as the economy falters and bond market vultures gather. Clearly, things are not quite going to plan. The apparent stability offered by Labour that many investors and businesses clamoured for after years of drama under the Conservatives […]
- Prison is criminalPrison is criminal Channel Comment brendan 15th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Our Favorite Fascinating Bird Behaviors From the 2024 Audubon Photo Awards“To be is to do.” Socrates said that once. Or maybe he didn’t, since the quote has been attributed to many others as well. Birds don’t care about such questions; sometimes they seem content...
- Our Favorite Fascinating Bird Behaviors From the 2024 Audubon Photo Awards“To be is to do.” Socrates said that once. Or maybe he didn’t, since the quote has been attributed to many others as well. Birds don’t care about such questions; sometimes they seem content...
- Our Favorite Fascinating Bird Behaviors From the 2024 Audubon Photo Awards“To be is to do.” Socrates said that once. Or maybe he didn’t, since the quote has been attributed to many others as well. Birds don’t care about such questions; sometimes they seem content...
- Jimmy Carter’s Climate Legacy: A Road Not TakenThe former president's progressive climate agenda demonstrates how leadership might inform long-term climate action.
- EU project aims to separate and recycle nuclear wasteIs permanent storage the only strategy for dealing with nuclear waste? It appears not. With the aid of new EU funding, a new project aims to investigate the options for recycling some elements of nuclear waste using novel separation techniques. For the next three years, 2.3 million euros in funding will support the project “MaLaR […]
- Report explores untapped potential of circular retrofitting to decarbonize the built environmentNew analysis from McKinsey and the World Economic Forum appears to highlight the vital role of circular retrofitting in conserving natural resources, meeting decarbonization targets, and unlocking substantial economic opportunities. The report, “Circularity in the Built Environment: Unlocking Opportunities in Retrofits”, explores the potential of retrofits to decarbonize the built environment, a sector responsible for […]
- Businesses aware of generative AI’s environmental footprint, but struggling to address it aloneA new report, ‘Developing sustainable Gen AI’, published on 14 January, appears to show that generative AI has a significant and growing negative environmental impact. However, many organizations are failing to appropriately track this growing footprint, says the Capgemini Research Institute, which is jeopardizing their ESG objectives. As businesses weigh up Gen AI’s ability to […]
- UK government provides £51.9 million for emissions-cutting projectsAlmost £52 million has been awarded to 25 businesses in the UK to support the adoption of innovative emissions-cutting projects, including carbon capture and storage, as part of the government’s Plan for Change, which aims to expedite the energy transition and progress to net zero. The fund will help deliver emissions-cutting technology such as heat […]
- STATEMENT: Biden issues executive order to fast-track data centers for AIAdvocates urge incoming administration to maintain environmental, consumer protections The post STATEMENT: Biden issues executive order to fast-track data centers for AI appeared first on Environment America.
- Magnetic particle imaging designed for the human brainProof-of-concept MPI system provides a pathway towards functional human neuroimaging The post Magnetic particle imaging designed for the human brain appeared first on Physics World.
- World’s greenest events recognised with AGF CertificationThe latest longlist of the most sustainable festivals, conferences, sports events and more has been published. 40 individual dates met the criteria for A Greener Future [AGF] Certification in 2024. These include French gathering Les Escales, UK-based tickets American Express Presents BST Hyde Park and Bristol Harbour Festival, and Telluride in the US. Sziget in […]
- Fermilab seeks new boss after Lia Merminga resigns as directorLia Merminga has resigned as Fermilab director after a turbulent few years at the lab The post Fermilab seeks new boss after Lia Merminga resigns as director appeared first on Physics World.
- Hallam: use me or lose meHallam: use me or lose me Channel Comment brendan 14th January 2025 Teaser Media
- University of Manchester launches new biodiversity MAApplications are now open for the MSc in Nature Recovery, Restoration and Rewilding. Led by Dr. Ian Thornhill and Dr. Anna Gilchrist of the School of Environment, Education and Development at the University of Manchester, the programme will focus on current and future challenges such as biodiversity and species loss, environmental degradation and habitat destruction. […]
- How African Communities Are Taking Lead on Protecting WildlifeA new analysis shows that African wildlife increasingly depend on lands managed by villagers and herders. In many areas, locally-run conservancies now more effectively protect wildlife than national parks do, with communities reaping tourism revenue and other benefits.Read more on E360 →
- We Earthlings: Microplastics In Your Tea?Research from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona revealed that brewing tea with plastic tea bags... The post We Earthlings: Microplastics In Your Tea? appeared first on Earth911.
- Recycling Mystery: Electric Razors And Battery-Powered Razor HandlesWhat happens to electric razors when they stop working or are replaced? They are increasingly... The post Recycling Mystery: Electric Razors And Battery-Powered Razor Handles appeared first on Earth911.
- Can the Nature Restoration Fund really restore nature?This post is by Richard Benwell, chief executive of Wildlife and Countryside Link. In his excellent blog, ‘We can make space for nature and people’, Tony Juniper is right that the current planning system hasn’t worked well enough for nature. Government proposals for a more […]
- Altadena has avoided California’s fire insurance hell. That won’t last.As they rebuild, residents of the middle-class enclave could face steep price hikes.
- Antimatter partner of hyperhelium-4 is spotted at CERNObservation backs up the statistical hadronization model The post Antimatter partner of hyperhelium-4 is spotted at CERN appeared first on Physics World.
- Deb Haaland, America’s first Native Cabinet secretary, considers her legacyOn the controversial Willow Project: "We did what needed to be done at the time."
- Another year, more power outages in Puerto RicoUnstable electricity is a fact of life on the island, where privatization, underinvestment, and climate change leave the grid at constant risk of collapse.
- How publishing in Electrochemical Society journals fosters a sense of communityTrisha Andrew, Thierry Brousse, Robert Savinell and Weiran Zheng discuss their experience publishing in Electrochemical Society journals The post How publishing in Electrochemical Society journals fosters a sense of community appeared first on Physics World.
- How You Can Help Protect Our OceansA healthy ocean means healthy humans. We depend on the ocean for such fundamental conditions... The post How You Can Help Protect Our Oceans appeared first on Earth911.
- How can the public sector improve energy efficiency, cost effectively?Katie Rees, UK Head of Corporate, Power & Green, SEFE Energy shares practical insights into how organisations can adopt a proactive Net Zero approach. The public sector is one of several priority targets for carbon reduction, with initiatives such as the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme in the UK, which recently entered a new ‘Phase 4’ […]
- Is that a classroom? No, it’s prairie.The story of a teacher using Iowa prairie as his classroom. The post Is that a classroom? No, it’s prairie. appeared first on Environment America.
- Dryer Vent Cleaning Cost: What to Expect and Why It MattersDid you know that clogged dryer vents are responsible for thousands of home fires every year? If you’re curious about the dryer vent cleaning cost, you’re not alone. Many homeowners underestimate the importance of this service, but it’s vital for your safety and your wallet. In this guide, we’ll explore the costs, factors that affect...
- U.S. Wind and Solar Overtake Coal PowerIn a first, the U.S. saw wind and solar supply more power than coal last year, according to a new analysis. But even as renewables made gains, U.S. emissions stayed flat owing to rising demand for energy.Read more on E360 →
- What will 2025 mean for climate policy and politics?This looks set to be a big year for climate policy and politics. Spending and policy decisions taken by the government this year will set a path for the country’s greenhouse gas emissions reductions over the next decade, determining whether the UK will meet its […]
- Solar trade association teams up with EMR to advance circularitySustainable materials firm EMR has joined forces with trade association Solar Energy UK, in a bid to advance circularity efforts in the sector. There are currently limited treatment options for end-of-life solar assets in the UK. Working together with Solar Energy UK’s network of businesses (including its currently 425-strong membership) across the solar energy supply […]
- Key Features Every Successful Web Application Should HaveCreating a successful web application requires a deep understanding of user needs, modern technologies, and scalable solutions. It’s not enough to have a visually appealing design; the application must provide a seamless experience, ensure security, and offer value to both businesses and users. By including essential features like high performance, intuitive design, and robust functionality,...
- Altermagnets imaged at the nanoscaleStudy provides insights into the nature of this recently-discovered class of magnetism The post Altermagnets imaged at the nanoscale appeared first on Physics World.
- Choosing the Right Solar Inverter for Your RVSolar energy has become an integral part of modern RV life. From camping to long-distance traveling, solar energy systems provide clean, renewable energy for RVs. And in the solar energy system, the inverter plays a crucial role in converting the DC power generated by the solar panels into AC power for various appliances in the...
- Why Clients Trust Finbridge Capital: A Blend of Sustainability, Success, ReviewsDue to the increasing complexity of financial markets, individuals are interested in finding reliable brokerage with a positive stance. However, Finbridge Capital can be highlighted as one of the most valuable offers in this field due to its focus on … Why Clients Trust Finbridge Capital: A Blend of Sustainability, Success, Reviews Read More » The post Why Clients Trust Finbridge Capital: A Blend of Sustainability, Success, Reviews appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Guest Idea: How to Build the Sustainable Wardrobe of Your DreamsFast fashion summarizes everything wrong with fashion: from GHG emissions to slave labor, overproduction, cultural... The post Guest Idea: How to Build the Sustainable Wardrobe of Your Dreams appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Podcast: Our 500th Episode with Bad Naturalist Paula WhymanWe celebrate a milestone episode of Sustainability In Your Ear, our 500th program since we... The post Earth911 Podcast: Our 500th Episode with Bad Naturalist Paula Whyman appeared first on Earth911.
- A secret weapon in agriculture’s climate fight: AntsAnts — yes, ants — could protect apples, nuts, cocoa, and other beloved crops from disease and climate change.
- Very thin films of a novel semimetal conduct electricity better than copperResult in niobium phosphide contradicts typical metal behaviour The post Very thin films of a novel semimetal conduct electricity better than copper appeared first on Physics World.
- Natural DIY Treatments for Luscious Winter LipsThe combination of cold winter weather outside and heated rooms inside takes a toll on... The post Natural DIY Treatments for Luscious Winter Lips appeared first on Earth911.
- Landmark agreement to power Lincolnshire Battery Energy Storage SystemThe deal will see operations at the cutting-edge 80MW/160MW facility optimised to ensure peak performance and efficiency. By leveraging Conrad Energy’s trading desk, the KX Power site in Immingham, Lincolnshire, can guarantee its storage capacity is traded and despatched within the right market for the correct duration of time, maximising profitability and longevity. ‘We are […]
- 22% ‘city-wide’ drop in air pollutants with urban greeningNew research published by the Global Centre for Clean Air Research should be used to guide town planners and developers. According to the University of Surrey’s GCARE team, which collaborated with more than 30 co-authors from seven countries, integrating parkland within the designs for new communities can bring down air pollution levels by almost one-quarter. […]
- Remembering Andrew LeesRemembering Andrew Lees Channel Comment brendan 13th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Absolute Humidity: What It Is, Its Importance, and How to Calculate ItWhen discussing humidity in our homes, it’s essential to understand concepts like absolute humidity and relative humidity, as they are often generalized. Absolute humidity is a cornerstone concept for ensuring comfortable and healthy living environments. In this guide, we explain what absolute humidity is, its importance in creating healthy environments, how to calculate it effectively,...
- The impact of the Deepwater Horizon on one of Earth’s rarest whalesWe all remember the story of Deepwater Horizon, but did you know it nearly wiped out America’s whale? The post The impact of the Deepwater Horizon on one of Earth’s rarest whales appeared first on Environment America.
- Climate change threatens the mental well-being of youths. Here’s how to help them cope.A 2022 poll of 1,500 U.S. teenagers found that 89 percent of them regularly think about the environment, “with the majority feeling more worried than hopeful.”
- ‘All hands on deck’: How Watch Duty keeps up with the California wildfiresWhile the destructive Los Angeles fires rage, all eyes have turned to the app that lets you track them.
- Superfood Smoothies for Weight Loss: Tips and RecipesSuperfood smoothies for weight loss are not just a trend; they are a delicious and efficient way to kickstart a healthy journey. Packed with a blend of nutrients, these smoothies combine ingredients like leafy greens, antioxidant-rich berries, and seeds high in fibre to create a satisfying and healthful meal option. Incorporating superfood smoothies into one’s...
- Are Meal Replacement Shakes a Sustainable Solution for Busy Lifestyles?In today’s fast-paced world, convenience often comes at the cost of sustainability. For those juggling careers, family, and personal obligations, preparing nutritious meals from scratch can be a challenge. This has led to the rise of meal replacement shakes as a quick and easy alternative. But as we become more conscious of our environmental impact,...
- 2024 Confirmed As Hottest Year on Record, Part of Sustained Upward MarchEarth's temperature exceeded the previous record set in 2023.
- New year, new right whale babies!As we ring in the New Year, we are celebrating the birth of three new right whale calves The post New year, new right whale babies! appeared first on Environment America.
- Solar and wind surpassed coal in 2024New data shows impressive growth of renewables, driven largely by solar and battery storage The post Solar and wind surpassed coal in 2024 appeared first on Environment America.
- Fish are disappearingResearchers report bad news for anglers and for nature. A quarter of fish and other freshwater species are swimming toward extinction. The post Fish are disappearing appeared first on Environment America.
- Higher-order brain function revealed by new analysis of fMRI dataTechnique distinguishes between tasks done by subjects The post Higher-order brain function revealed by new analysis of fMRI data appeared first on Physics World.
- Did Climate Change Help Fuel the Los Angeles Wildfires?Wildfires in Southern California have burned tens of thousands of acres, destroyed thousands of buildings, and killed at least 10 people. Experts say global warming may have set the stage for the catastrophic blazes.Read more on E360 →
- Welsh ‘smart energy’ projects get major funding boost£10million has been allocated to schemes that bring together energy production, demand, infrastructure and storage solutions through advanced technology. According to UK Research and Innovation [UKRI], any project involving a system that uses smart tech to service the localised energy needs of a specific was eligible for the funding, with applications opening late 2024. Those […]
- Earth911 Inspiration: Play A Long GameNature took about 14 billion years to produce humans, and we are still learning how... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Play A Long Game appeared first on Earth911.
- Supply chain collaboration key to UK clean power ambitionThe success of the UK’s energy transition will rely on collaboration between businesses to maintain a robust supply chain, according to energy specialist Aggreko, discussing the launch of its latest research. “Rebalancing the Energy Transition” reports that CEOs in the UK cite supply chain issues as the main risk to the energy transition, followed by […]
- April event will focus lighting manufacturers on cutting carbonLighting and electrical manufacturers are invited to gather at a special event to share insights and learnings on cutting their carbon emissions. The Net Zero Lighting 2025 conference – “which made its hugely successful debut in 2024” – is set to be held again on Thursday 29 April 2025. Taking place at the Coin Street […]
- Cement factory takes hard look at drainage system to protect environmentA specialist team from Lanes Drainage Services UK is carrying out a full site CCTV drainage survey as part of planned maintenance at a large cement factory. Drainage engineers from the Lanes Chester depot are carrying out the site investigation at the Padeswood cement works near Mold, Flintshire, North Wales. They will create a drainage […]
- Dialysis ‘astonishingly effective’ for treating wastewaterResearchers believe they have uncovered an innovative approach to treating high-salinity organic wastewaters — streams containing both elevated salt and organic concentrations — by employing dialysis, a technology borrowed from the medical field. For patients with kidney failure, dialysis uses a machine called a dialyzer to filter waste and excess fluid from the blood; blood […]
- Start-stop operation and the degradation impact in electrolysisJoin the audience for a live webinar on 26 February 2025 sponsored by Scribner, Gamry Instruments, BioLogic and Hiden Analytical, in partnership with The Electrochemical Society The post Start-stop operation and the degradation impact in electrolysis appeared first on Physics World.
- The climate benefits of NYC’s hard-won congestion pricing planDriving into lower Manhattan is now more expensive, but the toll promises cleaner air, safer streets, and improved subways.
- Quasiparticles become massless – but only when they’re moving in the right directionSpectroscopy measurements reveal "smoking gun" signature of semi-Dirac fermions in a topological semimetal The post Quasiparticles become massless – but only when they’re moving in the right direction appeared first on Physics World.
- Amateur cyclist races rally pro for Ashford Council active travel videoHandlebars Vs Cars ‘is a Top Gear style’ challenge designed to encourage more people to use two-wheeled pedal power for short commutes. Pitting British rally cross driver Tristan Ovenden against journalist, TEDx curator, broadcaster and sustainability expert Liu Batchelor, Ashford Borough Council wanted to showcase the benefits of active travel compared with driving. Campaign transparency […]
- Our beef with major shipping firmsOur beef with major shipping firms Channel News brendan 10th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Richest burn though 'climate budget'Richest burn though 'climate budget' Channel News brendan 10th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Titmice Galore and a Red-tailed Record: Tallying Central Park's 125th Christmas Bird CountJust before 8 a.m. on Sunday, December 15, a crowd is gathering at the southeast rim of the reservoir in New York City’s Central Park. Most are bundled in puffer coats, huddled together in...
- Titmice Galore and a Red-tailed Record: Tallying Central Park's 125th Christmas Bird CountJust before 8 a.m. on Sunday, December 15, a crowd is gathering at the southeast rim of the reservoir in New York City’s Central Park. Most are bundled in puffer coats, huddled together in...
- A Disaster Expert Explains Why the L.A. Fires Have Been So CatastrophicJeffrey Schlegelmilch, director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness, discusses why these fires have been so devastating and what can be done about wildfires going forward.
- Plants gone wild: what’s the deal with native plants?Let your garden go wild in the new year! Learn about the benefits of native plants and how a simple flower can help save the bees. The post Plants gone wild: what’s the deal with native plants? appeared first on Environment America.
- The bald eagle is America’s national birdAlways a symbol of America, the bald eagle is officially our national bird. And it’s doing well, thanks to conservation efforts. The post The bald eagle is America’s national bird appeared first on Environment America.
- New Study Demonstrates Unprecedented Glacial Retreat in the AndesUsing innovative methodology, researchers found that Andean glaciers are the smallest they’ve been in 11,700 years.
- Biden administration axes controversial climate plan for old growth forestsForest advocates said the National Old Growth Amendment allowed too much logging, while the timber industry called it too restrictive.
- Brighton installs one of the largest real-time air quality sensor networks in the UK Air quality technology firm EarthSense has announced that its Zephyr® monitors have been rolled-out in locations across Sussex to create one of the largest networks of real-time air quality sensors in the UK for Brighton & Hove City Council. Fifty EarthSense Zephyr® sensors have been placed in various locations across Sussex, including 40 in […]
- AI chatbot tool helps explore issues around antimicrobial resistanceA prototype AI chatbot tool has been developed to help pull together vital human, animal and environmental health information to support the global response to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). AMR is when microorganisms that cause infections, such as bacteria and viruses, change over time and no longer respond to antibiotic medicines. It makes serious conditions such […]
- Biogas in the city: UK developer plans urban plantsRenewables developer Dark Green Group has said it plans to be the first company in the UK to build a fleet of anaerobic digestion (AD) plants in urban locations. It is developing up to 12 AD plants over the next five years, on urban industrial sites, which together could process over 700,000 tonnes of organic […]
- NASA’s Parker Solar Probe survives its first close-up solar encounterNASA’s Parker Solar Probe will perform 24 orbits around the Sun with the next close solar passes occurring on 22 March and 19 June The post NASA’s Parker Solar Probe survives its first close-up solar encounter appeared first on Physics World.
- Humanitarian engineering can improve cancer treatment in low- and middle-income countriesThe medical physicists Eric Ford and Afua Yorke are our podcast guests The post Humanitarian engineering can improve cancer treatment in low- and middle-income countries appeared first on Physics World.
- NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope nears completionThe mission is expected to be complete next year with a launch by May 2027 The post NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope nears completion appeared first on Physics World.
- Despite Biotech Efforts to Revive Species, Extinction Is Still ForeverIn the last decade, laboratory initiatives to recreate long-extinct species have stirred controversy. Now, scientists increasingly agree "de-extinction" is not possible, but breeding living animals with genes similar to those lost species can be a useful conservation tool.Read more on E360 →
- Staples Adds Single-Use Batteries and Schools Supplies Recycling ServicesStaples has expanded its in-store, drop-off recycling program to include alkaline, lithium-ion, and other single-use... The post Staples Adds Single-Use Batteries and Schools Supplies Recycling Services appeared first on Earth911.
- Guest Opinion: What’s Actually Working in the Green Transport Revolution?We’ve heard plenty about green transport lately. Electric cars gliding down streets, bikes claiming entire... The post Guest Opinion: What’s Actually Working in the Green Transport Revolution? appeared first on Earth911.
- $5 million Series B funding to support development of EV battery recycling in the UKUK-based technology firm Altilium has announced a US$5m (around £4.07m) investment to help develop its circular offering for EV batteries, as part of its Series B funding round. The strategic investment comes from Japanese trading and investment group Marubeni Corporation. Altilium said the investment supports its mission to deliver the UK’s most sustainable lithium-ion battery […]
- Repair Café Support Fund launches second yearEnergy-from-waste operator enfinium has launched the second year of its Repair Café Support Fund, providing an additional £20,000 in funding for Repair Cafés near its facilities and expanding eligibility to include more areas across North Wales. The initiative provides up to £1,500 of grant funding to support eligible Repair Cafés, located nearby its UK operating […]
- NMR technology shows promise in landmine clearance field trialsLandmine detectors based on nuclear magnetic resonance could reduce the regular occurrence of false positives that hamper conventional technology The post NMR technology shows promise in landmine clearance field trials appeared first on Physics World.
- The ‘weather whiplash’ fueling the Los Angeles fires is becoming more commonAround the world, dramatic swings between heavy rain and drought are increasing exponentially, according to new research.
- Energy is central to American politics. That all started with Jimmy Carter.We have yet to solve the problems that Carter confronted head-on as president.
- Sun-like stars produce ‘superflares’ about once a centuryHighly energetic events happen much more often than previously thought, say astronomers The post Sun-like stars produce ‘superflares’ about once a century appeared first on Physics World.
- Planning Your Raised GardenWith seed catalogs arriving in the mail, it’s time to look ahead to Spring planting.... The post Planning Your Raised Garden appeared first on Earth911.
- Calderdale recycling funding could be cut as councils clawback cashA household waste processing facility could close permanently in a bid to save money as the stark reality of public finances hits home. Calderdale Council’s cabinet will meet next week to discuss the future of the Elland household waste and recycling centre on Huddersfield Road, close to Halifax. If implemented, the closure could see the […]
- Lancashire County Council looks to AI for improved busesThe deal will support the authority’s ‘commitment to deliver better services, protect our environment, support economic growth and care for the vulnerable.’ Lancashire County Council has now drafted Cambridge AI business Alchera Technologies to assist in the monitoring and evaluation of the region’s bus network. Automated software will analyse provision across the county, and identify […]
- Making a drama out of the climate crisisMaking a drama out of the climate crisis Channel Comment Catherine Early 9th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Mixing and Matching: Creative Patterns for Kitchen Backsplash TilesKey Takeaways Creative patterns can transform your kitchen’s aesthetic. Mixing tiles offers personalization and flexibility. Patterns can vary based on material, color, and texture. Introduction to Tile Patterns Tile patterns can transform a kitchen backsplash into a focal point of creativity and style. Mixing and matching different tiles allows for endless possibilities, whether aiming for...
- Audubon Report Offers Solutions for Offshore Wind Development for Birds and CommunitiesNEW YORK (January 8, 2025) — The National Audubon Society today released Birds and Offshore Wind: Developing the Offshore Wind that Birds Need, a report that makes the case for responsibly sited...
- Audubon Report Offers Solutions for Offshore Wind Development for Birds and CommunitiesNEW YORK (January 8, 2025) — The National Audubon Society today released Birds and Offshore Wind: Developing the Offshore Wind that Birds Need, a report that makes the case for responsibly sited...
- What made the Los Angeles wildfires so monstrousPowerful winds and extra-dry vegetation have fueled what may become the costliest wildfires on record.
- California overhauled its insurance system. Then Los Angeles caught fire.The fires could cause more than $20 billion in damages, further straining the state’s fragile insurance market.
- President Carter was an enthusiastic birder and an early champion for climate actionAs the nation remembers President Jimmy Carter, it bears mentioning by this organization that among his many attributes and achievements in public service, Jimmy Carter was a lifelong birder. He...
- President Carter was an enthusiastic birder and an early champion for climate actionAs the nation remembers President Jimmy Carter, it bears mentioning by this organization that among his many attributes and achievements in public service, Jimmy Carter was a lifelong birder. He...
- Chicago to run on 100% renewable energyStarting January 1 all city-owned buildings, including both airports, are powered by 100% renewable energy. The post Chicago to run on 100% renewable energy appeared first on Environment America.
- What’s missing from Biden’s offshore drilling ban? The western Gulf of Mexico.That's where the U.S. gets most of its offshore oil.
- Efflorescence: What It Is, Causes, and How to Remove ItEfflorescence refers to white, grainy, irregular stains that appear on surfaces exposed to moisture, such as brick walls, ceramic tiles, joints, and concrete. These stains are common on building facades and walls. Efflorescence happens when water moves through porous materials, carrying dissolved salts. As the water evaporates, the salts crystallize on the surface, leaving white...
- Sustainable Restaurants and Deliveries Are In TrendImage by Ambitious Studio* | Rick Barrett on Unsplash Contrary to popular belief, food delivery and sustainability go hand in hand, like peanut butter and jelly, like gin and tonic. Recent reports reveal that ordering food delivery can even leave a lower carbon footprint than buying groceries. Yes, you read that right. According to the...
- Vacuum expertise enables physics researchResearchers and engineers who require vacuum environments for their projects can simplify their design process and achieve better results by collaborating with the technology experts at Agilent The post Vacuum expertise enables physics research appeared first on Physics World.
- Solid-state nuclear clocks brought closer by physical vapour depositionFabrication technique reduces amount of expensive isotope needed The post Solid-state nuclear clocks brought closer by physical vapour deposition appeared first on Physics World.
- Scientists are looking for CO2-gobbling microbes in extreme environments — like your homeHow the microorganisms lurking in your dishwasher could turn out to be climate superstars.
- Great expectations: 2025 in net zero, nature and local governmentTemperatures are rising everywhere from geopolitics to the Southern Ocean. As we enter a ‘pivotal five years’ in the fight to halt the environmental crisis, we throw caution into the storm and money behind seven expert predictions. If 2024 taught us anything, it’s that momentum seems to be on the wrong side of humanity. Over […]
- Prison fear of petrol pump protest doctorPrison fear of petrol pump protest doctor Channel News brendan 8th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Metamaterials hit the market: how the UK Metamaterials Network is turning research into realityClaire Dancer and Alastair Hibbins explain the commercial potential of metamaterials The post Metamaterials hit the market: how the UK Metamaterials Network is turning research into reality appeared first on Physics World.
- Renewables Supplied Two-Thirds of Germany's Power Last YearGermany, the largest economy in Europe, got nearly two-thirds of its power from renewables last year, an analysis shows.Read more on E360 →
- The promises and challenges of the Philippines’ new climate-resilient cityNew Clark City is being built from scratch to withstand extreme weather. Will it be a beacon of hope or a greenwashed illusion?
- Moonstruck: art and science collide in stunning collection of lunar maps and essaysIan Randall reviews LUNAR: a History of the Moon in Myths, Maps + Matter The post Moonstruck: art and science collide in stunning collection of lunar maps and essays appeared first on Physics World.
- People are flocking to Florida. Will there be enough water for them?Climate change, a development boom, and overexploitation of groundwater are draining the Sunshine State.
- Tips for an Eco-Responsible PregnancyYou’re pregnant. Congratulations! This exciting time will require a lot of preparation. There’s about to... The post Tips for an Eco-Responsible Pregnancy appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Rachael Z. Miller Tracks Microfiber PollutionRachael Z. Miller is a leading voice in the fight against microfiber pollution, the plastic... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Rachael Z. Miller Tracks Microfiber Pollution appeared first on Earth911.
- We can make space for nature and peopleThis post is by Tony Juniper CBE, chair of Natural England Among the pressing challenges facing our country in 2025 will be the connected questions of how we can build enough homes for the growing population while also reversing the stark decline in nature. For […]
- The RSPCA at 200: royally cautious reformersThe RSPCA at 200: royally cautious reformers Channel Comment brendan 8th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Free voting needed for Climate & Nature Bill parliamentary processPolling shows the public thinks Labour is no more nature-positive than the Tories as pressure mounts on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to ‘back not block’ this month’s environmental bill. New research published by environmental campaign group Zero Hour points to widespread criticism at the lack of environmental ambition in Labour’s current policies. 58% of voters […]
- California and environmental groups sued Exxon over plastics. Now Exxon is striking back.In a retaliatory lawsuit, Exxon says claims against it are motivated by “sordid for-profit incentives and outright greed.”
- There were 27 major climate-related disasters in the U.S. in 2024That’s the second-highest number on record— in 2023 there were 28. The post There were 27 major climate-related disasters in the U.S. in 2024 appeared first on Environment America.
- Audubon Celebrates Designation of Chuckwalla National Monument as a Major Victory for Birds and CommunitiesWASHINGTON, D.C. (January 7, 2025) – The National Audubon Society today celebrated the designation of more than 624,000 acres of California desert as the Chuckwalla National Monument, public lands...
- Audubon Celebrates Designation of Chuckwalla National Monument as a Major Victory for Birds and CommunitiesWASHINGTON, D.C. (January 7, 2025) – The National Audubon Society today celebrated the designation of more than 624,000 acres of California desert as the Chuckwalla National Monument, public lands...
- The true costs of wildlife crossingsOn many roads, running into deer, elk or other wildlife is a real risk. Finding a solution would preserve drivers’ safety and property, in addition to reducing animal deaths. The post The true costs of wildlife crossings appeared first on Environment America.
- From Cornwall to Columbia: One Climate and Society Student’s Interdisciplinary WorldviewAmy Campbell reflects on her journey to the Climate School, where she is currently a Fulbright scholar, focusing on climate risk and disaster preparedness.
- More of our ocean wildlife spared from drillingThe Biden administration’s action blocks offshore drilling in the Pacific, Atlantic, Eastern Gulf of Mexico and parts of the Bering Sea. The post More of our ocean wildlife spared from drilling appeared first on Environment America.
- Severe Cold Spells May Persist Because of Warming, Not in Spite of ItHuge swaths of North America are facing subfreezing temperatures this week as cold Arctic air pushes southward. Paradoxically, such cold spells may persist or even become more common as the planet warms, scientists say.Read more on E360 →
- Statement: California monument designations a win for wildlife, natureMore than 800,000 acres of federal land now free from exploitation, degradation The post Statement: California monument designations a win for wildlife, nature appeared first on Environment America.
- New method recycles quantum dots used in microscopic lasersExpensive and sometimes toxic elements can be reused in new devices The post New method recycles quantum dots used in microscopic lasers appeared first on Physics World.
- In 2025 sustainability is no longer optional for any organisationScrutiny of impact and mitigation measures, efforts to reduce carbon footprints and restore public trust should be prioritised this year. George Curtis, Director at UK sustainability consultancy Carbon Neutral Group, has outlined three key areas in which organisations can boost their credibility in the eyes of consumers and voters. These include the creation of sustainability […]
- We Earthlings: Compost Your Food WasteFood waste in factories, the home, and at restaurants results in the loss of about... The post We Earthlings: Compost Your Food Waste appeared first on Earth911.
- Guest Opinion: It’s Okay To Be An Imperfect EnvironmentalistAs the clock strikes midnight and we step into a new year, the tradition of... The post Guest Opinion: It’s Okay To Be An Imperfect Environmentalist appeared first on Earth911.
- UK carbon capital Aberdeen ‘lost’ 18,000 energy jobs in 15 yearsThe growth of renewables has been blamed for the drop in fossil fuel opportunities, but the boom-bust cycle of oil and gas also has plenty to answer for. Considered the UK’s energy production capital since the 1970s, Aberdeen has long been susceptible to fluctuations in the fortunes of North Sea energy firms. Now EY ITEM […]
- Will the world fall in love with nuclear power once more?Grist sat down with environmental journalist Marco Visscher to talk about his new book on the rise, fall, and return of nuclear.
- Entanglement entropy in protons affects high-energy collisions, calculations revealExperimental data back-up importance of entanglement The post Entanglement entropy in protons affects high-energy collisions, calculations reveal appeared first on Physics World.
- Recycling Mystery: Kitchen Sponges and Scouring PadsWhen you are stuck scrubbing a pan with baked-on grease, you know what a help... The post Recycling Mystery: Kitchen Sponges and Scouring Pads appeared first on Earth911.
- It's time for eXitIt's time for eXit Channel News Catherine Early 7th January 2025 Teaser Media
- President Signs Bipartisan ACE Act into Law, Supporting Wetlands and Bird ConservationWASHINGTON (December 23, 2024) – Vital programs for conserving bird habitats and ecosystems across the country were reauthorized with President Biden signing into law the bipartisan America’s...
- President Signs Bipartisan ACE Act into Law, Supporting Wetlands and Bird ConservationWASHINGTON (December 23, 2024) – Vital programs for conserving bird habitats and ecosystems across the country were reauthorized with President Biden signing into law the bipartisan America’s...
- Does Bleach Kill Mold? What You Need to Know Before You CleanMold is a common household nuisance that can quickly become a health hazard if left untreated. Whether on your bathroom tiles or spreading on a damp basement wall, mold can be persistent and challenging to remove. Many people turn to bleach as a go-to solution, but does bleach kill mold? In this article, we’ll explore...
- Creative Home Renovation Ideas to Revitalize Your Living SpaceKey Takeaways Innovative home renovation ideas can dramatically transform living spaces, enhancing functionality and aesthetics. Understanding current trends and making informed choices can maximize comfort and home value. Various simple yet effective renovation ideas are accessible to anyone looking to update their home environment. Introduction to Innovative Home Renovations In today’s ever-evolving world, your home...
- What Is Data Governance and Why Does It Matter?Key Takeaways: Data governance is essential for maintaining the integrity, privacy, and quality of data within an organization. It involves establishing policies, roles, and processes for managing data effectively. Robust data governance improves decision-making and ensures compliance with regulatory standards. Introduction In today’s digital era, data is critical for any organization, driving strategic decisions and...
- 7 Questions for Columbia Climate School’s New Dean, Alexis Abramson The new Climate School dean discusses her commitment to climate action and the impact she thinks the school will have on the climate crisis.
- £3m grant to assist solving “long-standing biological enigma” of magnetoreceptionA team of researchers from the UK has been awarded £3 million by Wellcome to attempt to understand how animals are able to detect magnetic fields. Scientists have long known that many animals have a magnetic sense, which some use to navigate around the Earth, particularly during their spectacular seasonal migrations. However, given that the […]
- Europe’s biggest supercomputer launches, to assist with decarbonizationA new supercomputer, said to be the most powerful in Europe, has been completed and launched by Italian oil multinational Eni, which will use it to assist with things like improving the accuracy of geological and fluid dynamic studies for CO2 storage, creating more efficient batteries, and optimizing the biofuels supply chain. The system, named […]
- Opportunity knocks: Judith Hackitt speech pinpoints why we don’t learn from accidents (and how we can)A powerful address by former HSE chair Judith Hackitt in November – at a meeting of the Institution of Engineers in Scotland – offered what seemed a much-needed airing of the difficulties that prevent the learning of lessons from accidents, and a vision for how these can be overcome Moral courage is not a core […]
- Climate extremes in 2024 ‘wreaking havoc’ on the global water cycle2024 was another year of record-breaking temperatures, driving the global water cycle to new climate extremes and contributing to ferocious floods and crippling droughts, a new report seems to show. The 2024 Global Water Monitor Report, involving an international team of researchers and led by Australian National University (ANU), found rising temperatures are changing the […]
- U.S. Support and New Investments Buoy Hopes for Marine EnergyProducing energy from waves and tides has a stop-and-start history. But with a new U.S. testing site opening in 2026, recent federal investment, and accelerating efforts to reach net zero emissions, developers aiming to harness the vast power of the sea are feeling optimistic.Read more on E360 →
- EPS Foam Packaging & Products Bans Expand to Oregon, California, and Three Other StatesAs 2025 dawned, several U.S. states, including Oregon, California, Delaware, Rhode Island, and Hawaii, launched... The post EPS Foam Packaging & Products Bans Expand to Oregon, California, and Three Other States appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Podcast: DC Water Goes Bloom With Biosolids-Based FertilizersStart the new year with a dive into the world of biosolids—a potentially transformative way... The post Earth911 Podcast: DC Water Goes Bloom With Biosolids-Based Fertilizers appeared first on Earth911.
- Cross-linked polymer is both stiff and stretchyResearchers have succeeded in combining two usually incompatible properties for the first time The post Cross-linked polymer is both stiff and stretchy appeared first on Physics World.
- The business case for saving coral reefsA growing body of research shows the nation’s coral reefs protect $1.8 billion in economic assets each year and should be protected for our sake and their own.
- What built environment professionals need to know in 2025Want to know what the immediate future holds for buildings, energy, sustainability and emissions? We have the answers. Last month the SFG20, recognised as the industry standard for building maintenance specifications, held its first Virtual Summit. Director and Co-Owner of Bloom Building Consultancy, Charlotte Whincup was among the industry representatives in attendance. Answering questions on […]
- Just top soilJust top soil Channel Comment brendan 6th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Developers eye Louisiana, Texas coasts for offshore carbon storageIs the Gulf of Mexico the ‘single best opportunity’ to store climate-warming gas — or would that pose an existential threat to wildlife and people?
- Is Bengaluru Losing Its Charm as the ‘Garden City’?“Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get” – Mark Twain. Bengaluru, once known as the ‘Garden City’ of India, was famed for its pleasant climate and lush greenery. Years ago, the city enjoyed predictable weather where summer rarely exceeded 30°C, winters were cool, and monsoons arrived on time. Its iconic trees and...
- As states line up to battle Trump over climate, Pennsylvania could be on the sidelinesIncoming Attorney General Dave Sunday didn’t mention climate change on the campaign trail, but fossil fuel donations tell a different story.
- The Ultimate Guide to Choosing GreenhousesGreenhouses are more than structures. They create spaces for year-round growth and protect plants. For beginners and pros alike, picking the right one changes your gardening game. Why Choose a Greenhouse? Greenhouses let you grow plants longer. They shield plants from harsh weather and pests. You can nurture exotic plants, grow veggies, or enjoy a...
- What the Beaver State can do for the ocean in 2025Environment Oregon and our partners will be in Salem advocating for ocean conservation, we’ll need your help. The post What the Beaver State can do for the ocean in 2025 appeared first on Environment America.
- STATEMENT: Biden administration moves to expand Okefenokee Wildlife RefugeExtending refuge boundaries could protect wildlife, water from development and pollution The post STATEMENT: Biden administration moves to expand Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge appeared first on Environment America.
- ‘We have been heard’: Montana youth score a major climate victory in courtIn a 6-1 ruling, the Montana Supreme Court affirmed their constitutional right to a “clean and healthful environment.”
- Grand Teton National Park to growWyoming sells 640 acres used by mule deer, pronghorn and other wildlife, adding important land to Grand Teton National Park The post Grand Teton National Park to grow appeared first on Environment America.
- Why are sea turtles washing up on Oregon beaches?In the past two weeks, two sea turtles have washed ashore on Oregon’s beaches. Why? The post Why are sea turtles washing up on Oregon beaches? appeared first on Environment America.
- Southern Resident orca mom mourns the loss of another calfTahlequah, famous for losing a calf in 2018, just lost another. The post Southern Resident orca mom mourns the loss of another calf appeared first on Environment America.
- Help protect the Tongass, Earth’s largest temperate rainforestThe Tongass is a wild, untamed Alaskan forest, home to wildlife from flying squirrels to endangered wolves. But the Tongass is also in great danger. The post Help protect the Tongass, Earth’s largest temperate rainforest appeared first on Environment America.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Old Magic — Robin HobbThis week’s quote is from popular fantasy writer Robin Hobb (pseudonym). In the first book... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Old Magic — Robin Hobb appeared first on Earth911.
- Defying gravity: insights into hula hoop levitationSuccessful hula hooping requires a gyrating body with a particular slope and curvature The post Defying gravity: insights into hula hoop levitation appeared first on Physics World.
- Traditional weather forecasting is slow and expensive. AI could help.Forecasts powered by machine learning are proving to be faster and cheaper to produce than conventional methods — and more accurate, too.
- How Elon Musk could end fossil fuel subsidiesIf the Department of Government Efficiency wants to cut $2 trillion in spending, handouts to the fossil fuel industry may be "a truth test to all of their messaging."
- Underwater paradise lostUnderwater paradise lost Channel News brendan 3rd January 2025 Teaser Media
- Environment America’s priorities for the new CongressNew members of Congress take office January 3, 2025. Here’s what they need to do to protect our environment. The post Environment America’s priorities for the new Congress appeared first on Environment America.
- Winter is bald eagle season in Colorado: When, where, and how to spot themLearn more about where to find these majestic birds, what they eat, their migration habits, and how conservation laws protect them. The post Winter is bald eagle season in Colorado: When, where, and how to spot them appeared first on Environment America.
- Solar growth soared in 2024Texas and Florida led the way toward solar’s record-setting 2024 The post Solar growth soared in 2024 appeared first on Environment America.
- What If the Most Liberating Thing About Moving Is Letting the Experts Take the Lead?Rather than just being buried under the mountain of boxes, you’re enjoying your favorite coffee, watching your new life unfold. Sounds like a dream, right? Moving does not mean you have to go through all the chaos and exhaustion, but it can be a chance for you to reclaim your time and sanity. When you...
- International Year of Quantum Science and Technology: our celebrations begin with a look at quantum networks and sensorsThis podcast features quantum physicist Mete Atatüre of the University of Cambridge The post International Year of Quantum Science and Technology: our celebrations begin with a look at quantum networks and sensors appeared first on Physics World.
- Eco-Friendly Dog Care: Sustainable Choices for Joint Health and BeyondYour furry best friend deserves the best. You might be tempted to buy treats in several plastic bags and new, color-coordinated toys after learning about dogs’ color perception. But caring for your dog’s health doesn’t have to come at the planet’s expense. If you’re a proud dog parent who’s trying to make eco-conscious choices, you’re...
- Solar wind squashed Uranus’s magnetosphere during Voyager 2 flybyNew data analysis reveals that some of our understanding of the ice giant Uranus may be false The post Solar wind squashed Uranus’s magnetosphere during Voyager 2 flyby appeared first on Physics World.
- Chicago keeps its New Year’s resolution: All city buildings now use 100% clean powerTo achieve its climate goals, the city helped finance the largest solar farm east of the Mississippi.
- How a Sustainable Livelihood Program Can Transform Your Community: A Complete GuideWhat is a Sustainable Livelihood Program? A Sustainable Livelihood Program is a community-driven initiative aimed at improving the quality of life by providing long-term, eco-friendly economic opportunities. It focuses on empowering individuals and communities through skills training, access to resources, and sustainable practices that benefit both people and the environment. Imagine a program that not...
- The Growing Human Footprint on Earth, as Seen from SpaceLast year saw warming reach startling new highs, with record heat fueling extreme weather around the world. As farms and cities grow, pollution is spreading and overheating the planet. The evidence of our impact is so profound that it can be seen from space.Read more on E360 →
- Carbon omissionsCarbon omissions Channel News brendan 2nd January 2025 Teaser Media
- You Can’t Eat Silica Gel, But You Can Reuse ItThere are lots of ways to reuse to products like plastic bottles, wine corks, and... The post You Can’t Eat Silica Gel, But You Can Reuse It appeared first on Earth911.
- European healthcare providers commit to reducing plastics in infant careHealth Care Without Harm wants to protect newborns from exposure to toxic materials. The campaign follows on from research by the Born Green Generation project, a three year undertaking looking at the critical first 1000 days of a baby’s life, from conception to their second birthday, and the impact of plastics and associated chemicals. Hospitals […]
- Boosting Your Immune SystemThe coronavirus continues to infect people around the world, with more than 770 million confirmed... The post Boosting Your Immune System appeared first on Earth911.
- Circular Economy Progress in 2024, and Predictions for 2025With 2024 in the rearview mirror, the world stands at a critical juncture on the... The post Circular Economy Progress in 2024, and Predictions for 2025 appeared first on Earth911.
- 5 Reasons to Explore Lesser-Known Travel DestinationsIn a world where travel often gravitates toward popular tourist spots, exploring lesser-known destinations opens up a world of unique experiences. These hidden gems offer an escape from the ordinary, with fewer crowds, authentic encounters, and opportunities to see the world from a different perspective. Planning such adventures requires seamless connectivity, and an eSIM for...
- Honoring Jimmy CarterRemembering a president who did all the good he could for as long as he could The post Honoring Jimmy Carter appeared first on Environment America.
- The 10 quirkiest stories from the world of physics in 2024We revisit the physics of papercuts, a quantum escape room and much more The post The 10 quirkiest stories from the world of physics in 2024 appeared first on Physics World.
- A Year of Climate Extremes, In PhotosFrom floods in Brazil to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina, extreme weather exacted a devastating toll in 2024.Read more on E360 →
- Jobs You Can Do With a Sustainability DegreeEvery person in every job has the power to turn our world into a healthier,... The post Jobs You Can Do With a Sustainability Degree appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Old TVs and MonitorsDid you know that old TVs and CRT computer monitors contain approximately 4 to 8... The post We Earthlings: Old TVs and Monitors appeared first on Earth911.
- Zero Waste: Tips for a more eco-friendly lifestyle“Zero waste” was born as a philosophy for creating tools to eliminate waste. The first factor we must realize is the amount of waste we produce daily, a crucial point for caring for the planet and personal care. Reducing waste must start first from our homes; here are some simple tricks to change your life...
- Is Olive Oil a Seed Oil? The Truth About Your Kitchen EssentialsA trendy question among health enthusiasts is: “Is Olive Oil a Seed Oil?” No, olive oil is not a seed oil. It’s from the olive tree’s fruit, the olive’s flesh, not the seed. This matters because it affects the oil’s composition, nutritional value and uses. Seed oils like sunflower, soybean and canola oil are extracted...
- New lifelines for the Mojave desert tortoise, red wolf and Florida pantherNew grants will help states build wildlife crossings, saving the desert tortoise and other threatened species. The post New lifelines for the Mojave desert tortoise, red wolf and Florida panther appeared first on Environment America.
- STATEMENT: Biden administration moves to protect Nevada’s Ruby MountainsForest Service and Interior Department initiate a 20-year ban on new mining The post STATEMENT: Biden administration moves to protect Nevada’s Ruby Mountains appeared first on Environment America.
- Astronomy and space: highlights of 2024Michael Banks picks his favourite articles this year from the world of astronomy and astrophysics The post Astronomy and space: highlights of 2024 appeared first on Physics World.
- Cardboard Bale Storage and Handling for Environmental Efficiency: Best PracticesStoring and handling cardboard bales is key to operational efficiency and environmental responsibility. Best practices in storage means less waste and more recyclable material. It’s good for the environment and the bottom line for waste management and recycling businesses. Knowing the right stacking techniques and storage conditions can make a big difference to the life...
- Year in Review: Our Top Stories of 2024In case you missed it: Check out this past year's top stories, videos, research highlights and more.
- How PVC Exterior Shutters Can Improve Your Home’s Energy EfficiencyAre you looking for ways to boost your home’s energy efficiency without breaking the bank? Exterior shutters are the solution you need. While often admired for their curb appeal, PVC exterior shutters offer practical benefits beyond aesthetics. This blog post will explore how these durable and stylish window coverings can help regulate your home’s temperature,...
- Picking winners: the 10 most popular physics stories of 2024Take a tour of the year's highlights with this list of the most-read stories published in Physics World in 2024 The post Picking winners: the 10 most popular physics stories of 2024 appeared first on Physics World.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Supermodel Georgie Badiel Brings Clean Water to Burkina FasoSupermodel Georgie Badiel Liberty, who has graced the covers of magazines and appeared in advertising... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Supermodel Georgie Badiel Brings Clean Water to Burkina Faso appeared first on Earth911.
- How to Recycle Christmas String LightsThe holidays are a time for joy but also generate lots of waste. String lights... The post How to Recycle Christmas String Lights appeared first on Earth911.
- The Year in Energy in Four ChartsThe global energy sector defied expectations this year, in ways both good and bad for the climate. Four charts highlight key trends in the transition to clean energy.Read more on E360 →
- Particle and nuclear physics highlights in 2024: celebrating the past and looking to the futureHamish Johnston picks his favourite articles of the year The post Particle and nuclear physics highlights in 2024: celebrating the past and looking to the future appeared first on Physics World.
- Custom Built Generators: Tailored Power for Every RequirementIf you choose the right generator, you can be sure that it will meet your power needs effectively and reliably. Generators that are custom-built can be tailored to meet the specific needs of businesses, homes, or industry activities. Unlike off-the-shelf models, these generators can be customized to handle specific fuel types, power levels, and other...
- Quantum science and technology: highlights of 2024Margaret Harris looks back on a year of fascinating research – and ahead to the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology The post Quantum science and technology: highlights of 2024 appeared first on Physics World.
- Protect the Great Bend of the GilaInterview with Archaeology Southwest President Emeritus, Dr. William Doelle. The post Protect the Great Bend of the Gila appeared first on Environment America.
- Old-growth trees on the chopping block in southern OregonThe post Old-growth trees on the chopping block in southern Oregon appeared first on Environment America.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Save Nature FirstInger Andersen, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), said during the introduction... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Save Nature First appeared first on Earth911.
- Return of Trees to Eastern U.S. Is Fueling a Surge in WildfiresTrees and shrubs have proliferated in unmanaged forests in the eastern U.S. This growth, which marks a return of trees to the region after centuries of deforestation, is fueling a new surge in wildfires, a study finds.Read more on E360 →
- Medical physics and biotechnology: highlights of 2024From proton therapy firsts to tumour-killing quantum dots, Tami Freeman shares her pick of this year’s healthcare innovations The post Medical physics and biotechnology: highlights of 2024 appeared first on Physics World.
- Sustainability will dictate travel decisions and trends in 2025A major analysis of public sentiment has found most travellers prioritise climate concerns and consider overtourism when planning trips. Published by Accor, the European Travel 2025: Balancing Growth and Impact report includes responses from 8,000 people across Europe, including the UK. The results point to a marked increase in consideration for the environment, although this […]
- Dark Sky parks to visit in the United States5 international dark sky parks to see the best night sky from close to home The post Dark Sky parks to visit in the United States appeared first on Environment America.
- Wildlife threatened by light pollutionLight pollution poses a major threat to wild species across the globe. The post Wildlife threatened by light pollution appeared first on Environment America.
- Kaska Land Guardians Use Audio Recorders to Identify Birds on their Ancestral Lands14597 The Ancestral Lands of the Kaska Dena are teeming with an array of wildlife, including tens of millions of birds. Guided by a combination of Traditional Knowledge and Western science, Kaska...
- Kaska Land Guardians Use Audio Recorders to Identify Birds on their Ancestral Lands14597 The Ancestral Lands of the Kaska Dena are teeming with an array of wildlife, including tens of millions of birds. Guided by a combination of Traditional Knowledge and Western science, Kaska...
- Chuckwalla’s Keystone Species, Desert TortoiseThe post Chuckwalla’s Keystone Species, Desert Tortoise appeared first on Environment America.
- 2025 look-ahead: protecting consumers, nature; cleaning up our air, waterPIRG, Environment America and their state groups are looking ahead to key consumer, health and environmental opportunities in 2025. The post 2025 look-ahead: protecting consumers, nature; cleaning up our air, water appeared first on Environment America.
- The physics of ice cream: food scientist Douglas Goff talks about this remarkable materialOur podcast guest is a leading expert on frozen desserts The post The physics of ice cream: food scientist Douglas Goff talks about this remarkable material appeared first on Physics World.
- Loss of Antarctic Sea Ice Is Giving Rise to More Frequent StormsThe decline of sea ice around Antarctica is fueling more frequent storms in the Southern Ocean, a new study finds.Read more on E360 →
- Unlocking Design Potential: A Guide to Choosing the Right FlooringThe floor beneath your feet can set the tone for your entire home. It combines style and functionality, providing a surface that can tolerate normal wear and tear and a canvas for your home design. As you browse options, whether online or through a search for flooring installation companies near me, it’s crucial to gather information...
- 10 Green Living New Year’s ResolutionsThe average person generates 4.9 pounds of waste each day, with more than 146 million... The post 10 Green Living New Year’s Resolutions appeared first on Earth911.
- Welcoming Winter WildlifeWatching butterflies and birds or spotting a rabbit contribute as much to enjoyment of the... The post Welcoming Winter Wildlife appeared first on Earth911.
- Biodiversity 101When you hear about habitat destruction, invasive species, and extinctions, what you’re hearing about is... The post Biodiversity 101 appeared first on Earth911.
- How Sanitary Landfills WorkHumans create a lot of waste, but when you throw something away, how much do... The post How Sanitary Landfills Work appeared first on Earth911.
- 10 Conservation Takeaways from the closing days of the 118th Congress – 7 Wins & 3 MissesWASHINGTON (December 24, 2024) – As the year draws to a close, we reflect on the hectic ending weeks of the 118th Congress, where despite the chaotic moments, there remained a bipartisan commitment...
- 10 Conservation Takeaways from the closing days of the 118th Congress – 7 Wins & 3 MissesWASHINGTON (December 24, 2024) – As the year draws to a close, we reflect on the hectic ending weeks of the 118th Congress, where despite the chaotic moments, there remained a bipartisan commitment...
- Wall Directory Signs GuideHave you already installed the main sign on your office building? Do you think that is all? It is time to decide about those functional directory plates that you do not even notice but they will help you get where you, your employees, and, of course, your customers and guests need to go. The wall...
- Guest Opinion: Hope For Right Whales“Hope is a survival trait, and without it, we perish.” Jane Goodall describes hope as... The post Guest Opinion: Hope For Right Whales appeared first on Earth911.
- PLANCKS physics quiz – how do you measure up against the brightest physics students in the UK and Ireland?Put down the eggnog, pick up your pens, and be sure to show your working The post PLANCKS physics quiz – how do you measure up against the brightest physics students in the UK and Ireland? appeared first on Physics World.
- How to Dispose of Old GasGasoline powers our vehicles, lawn mowers, and boats, fueling both work and leisure. But when gasoline sits too long—whether in the tank of your lawn mower or stashed in the garage—it degrades and loses its combustibility. This can lead to gummy deposits that damage gas-powered equipment, causing expensive repairs or rendering engines unable to start....
- How to Build an Eco-Responsible Shaving Kit (for Men & Women)Shaving is a daily ritual for millions of men and women worldwide. Unfortunately, most commercial... The post How to Build an Eco-Responsible Shaving Kit (for Men & Women) appeared first on Earth911.
- Melt Away Energy Bill Shock This Winter: 10 Hot TipsAs we creep past the first day of winter, many of us are already turning... The post Melt Away Energy Bill Shock This Winter: 10 Hot Tips appeared first on Earth911.
- Update: Three right whales have been spotted entangled in fishing gear this monthTwo of the three injured whales are likely to die from the entanglements The post Update: Three right whales have been spotted entangled in fishing gear this month appeared first on Environment America.
- STATEMENT: Third right whale this month reportedly entangled in fishing gearTwo of the whales spotted off NC, Mass. coasts expected to die because of entanglement The post STATEMENT: Third right whale this month reportedly entangled in fishing gear appeared first on Environment America.
- Reflecting on COP29 and the Need for Radical CollaborationThe author discusses the essential role of culture in fighting climate change.
- Why ISO Compliance is a Game-Changer for Your Business GrowthWhat makes International Organization for Standardization (ISO) compliance a key factor for success? Achieving certification offers numerous advantages for organizations of all sizes. It enhances operational efficiency, strengthens reputation, and opens doors to new opportunities. Let’s explore how this process can truly be a game-changer for companies looking to scale. Enhancing Operational Efficiency One of...
- UK plant uses clean technologies to recover copper from PCBsA circular solution to conserve strategic metals and resupply UK industry has marked important progress with the announcement by Bioscope Technologies of the successful commissioning of a secondary copper electrowinning plant at its bio-refinery in Cambridge. This is believed to be the first in the UK since the IMI James Bridge copper refinery facility closed in […]
- Supramolecular biomass foam removes microplastics from waterNew material can adsorb up to 99.8% of plastic particles The post Supramolecular biomass foam removes microplastics from water appeared first on Physics World.
- Scientists Engineer Crops to Consume More Carbon DioxideScientists have engineered sugarcane and sorghum to take advantage of rising levels of carbon dioxide, allowing these crops to grow bigger.Read more on E360 →
- How the operating window of LFP/Graphite cells affects their lifetimeJoin the audience for a live webinar on 22 January 2025 sponsored by Waters|TA Instruments, BioLogic, JEOL USA, Inc. in partnership with The Electrochemical Society The post How the operating window of LFP/Graphite cells affects their lifetime appeared first on Physics World.
- Imaging and medical-physics firms bag Institute of Physics business awards 2024James McKenzie gets excited by the firms winning Institute of Physics business awards The post Imaging and medical-physics firms bag Institute of Physics business awards 2024 appeared first on Physics World.
- China syndrome?China syndrome? Channel Comment brendan 23rd December 2024 Teaser Media
- Faith organizations have a complex relationship to disaster reliefChurch volunteers feel called by Christ to help those impacted by Helene. For some, that means fulfilling a mandate to alleviate suffering. For others, it also means proselytizing.
- Explore Maggie Daley Park: Chicago’s Urban WonderlandLocated in the heart of Chicago, Maggie Daley Park is a fun and family friendly destination that combines fun, nature and adventure. This iconic park is part of the Millennium Park campus and has something for everyone. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, a family with kids or just looking to take in the Chicago skyline,...
- Loud, angry, and Indigenous: Heavy metal takes on colonialism and climate changeIndigenous bands have always been part of metal, creating a place for musicians and fans to channel anger and find community.
- Three-quarters of the world’s land is drying out, ‘redefining life on Earth’Climate change has made great swaths of the planet drier and soils saltier, jeopardizing food production and water access for billions.
- In Florida, officials and communities clash over where to build the nation’s largest trash incineratorResidents argue the project will disproportionately impact majority-Black and -Hispanic communities in the Miami-Dade area.
- Are Flocked Trees Recyclable?Those dreaming of a white Christmas may participate in the tradition of flocking — spraying... The post Are Flocked Trees Recyclable? appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Spout CEO Reuben Vollmer Introduces A Countertop Atmospheric Water Harvesting ApplianceThe water crisis is one of the most pressing issues facing our planet, with climate... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Spout CEO Reuben Vollmer Introduces A Countertop Atmospheric Water Harvesting Appliance appeared first on Earth911.
- AI ‘scours’ wildlife photography for signs of climate changeA new imaging tool could be used to train artificial intelligence models to spot clues as to how the planet is responding to increasing extremes. The system is designed by a group of international scientists, including researchers at the University of Edinburgh, University College London [UCL], UMass Amherst, iNaturalist and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology […]
- America’s 11th offshore wind farm approvedSouth Coast Wind project expected to power more than 840,000 homes in Massachusetts and Rhode Island with renewable energy The post America’s 11th offshore wind farm approved appeared first on Environment America.
- How a fantasy oil train may help the Supreme Court gut a major environmental lawEven if the railway promoters win, here's why the train won’t get built.
- Biden administration warns natural gas expansion would drive up domestic costsNew study shows LNG exports risk raising greenhouse gas emissions, hampering efforts to curtail the climate crisis.
- How Changes In Birding Allowed for an Epic Milestone in 2024As we look back on an outgoing 2024, it’s important to mark an important birding milestone from earlier in the year. On February 9, Peter Kaestner, amidst the lush landscapes of Bislig, eastern...
- How Changes In Birding Allowed for an Epic Milestone in 2024As we look back on an outgoing 2024, it’s important to mark an important birding milestone from earlier in the year. On February 9, Peter Kaestner, amidst the lush landscapes of Bislig, eastern...
- New Fund Promises Billions of Dollars for Global ConservationWASHINGTON (December 20, 2024) — Globally, habitats for birds and other wildlife are increasingly at risk, with a lack of access to conservation funding being a major barrier to safeguarding vital...
- New Fund Promises Billions of Dollars for Global ConservationWASHINGTON (December 20, 2024) — Globally, habitats for birds and other wildlife are increasingly at risk, with a lack of access to conservation funding being a major barrier to safeguarding vital...
- Terror Birds, Giga-Geese, and the Oldest Birds of Prey? 2024’s Fascinating Avian Fossil FindsMillions of years ago, scaly, lizard-like dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Over time, some of those dinosaurs sprouted feathers and took to the skies—and while their reptilian cousins died off, those...
- Terror Birds, Giga-Geese, and the Oldest Birds of Prey? 2024’s Fascinating Avian Fossil FindsMillions of years ago, scaly, lizard-like dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Over time, some of those dinosaurs sprouted feathers and took to the skies—and while their reptilian cousins died off, those...
- Columbia Climate School Delegates Reflect on COP29Climate School faculty traveled to Baku, Azerbaijan, for this year's U.N. Climate Change Conference. In this Q&A, they share their experiences at the annual conference.
- Year in review: Environment America’s 2024 highlightsEnvironment America and its state groups celebrate steps toward a cleaner, greener, healthier America in 2024. The post Year in review: Environment America’s 2024 highlights appeared first on Environment America.
- Bumblebees are disappearing before our eyesPesticides and habitat loss are driving America’s bumblebees to extinction. That’s why we’re working to save them. The post Bumblebees are disappearing before our eyes appeared first on Environment America.
- Ten Remarkable Plants and Fungi Named by Science This YearIn 2024, researchers at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, recorded 172 new species of plants and fungi across the globe, from England to Cameroon.Read more on E360 →
- Thousands petition White House to act on efficiency standardsUpdated appliance efficiency standards could reduce pollution equivalent to taking 74 gas fired power plants offline. The post Thousands petition White House to act on efficiency standards appeared first on Environment America.
- Your gadgets are actually carbon sinks — for nowNew research finds billions of tons of carbon get trapped in the "technosphere."
- Tips for a Greener HolidayBy making small changes to how we celebrate and gather with loved ones, we can minimize our environmental footprints during the holidays.
- Commingled collection leads to higher recycling rates,* is the message of the latest NI dataJoseph Doherty, CEO of waste management firm Re-Gen, writes The Northern Ireland Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste Management Statistics annual report for 2023/2024 has provided clear evidence that the commingled, three-bin waste collection system delivers higher household dry recycling rates compared to a multi-stream, kerbside sort system, Re-Gen has stated. The report revealed that local […]
- Genomic analysis reveals milestones in evolution of brown algaeA study from South Korea has revealed the evolutionary journey of brown algae through genomic analysis, with potential opportunities for aquaculture and developing sustainable biomaterials. The research highlights key milestones, including the transition to multicellularity and species diversification, and uncovers viral integrations in brown algae genomes that influenced their evolution. It also explores practical applications […]
- Faltering progress with BNG could be improved with more time, people and data, suggests surveyEarly data released from a survey of over 100 professionals working in the ecology and environmental management sector in England has seemingly shown that only one-fifth of respondents believe BNG has been successful so far.1 These requirements came into force in February for most developments. The full findings and research from the survey are expected […]
- World’s biggest iceberg breaks free in Southern OceanAfter spending several decades sedentary, an ice block twice the size of Greater London is adrift on the high seas. Breaking free from its position north of the South Orkney Islands, A23a’s current journey actually began in 2020, when it came loose from a position on the seabed it had occupied for nearly 30 years. […]
- Next generation flow measurement drives sustainable water managementSustainability is a huge concern for organizations tasked with providing people with fresh water. Almost two thirds of the world’s population already experience severe water scarcity for at least one month each year and more than 2 billion people live in countries with an inadequate water supply. This threatens to drive social unrest and mass […]
- Earth911 Inspiration: House On FireTime is running out to stop and reverse climate change, and the evidence is clear... The post Earth911 Inspiration: House On Fire appeared first on Earth911.
- Ask me anything: Nadya Mason ‘I find myself looking at everything as systems of equations’Whether she’s researching quantum materials or leading her school, Nadya Mason uses her physics skills to tackle every challenge that comes her way The post Ask me anything: Nadya Mason ‘I find myself looking at everything as systems of equations’ appeared first on Physics World.
- Optimization algorithm improves safety of transcranial focused ultrasound treatmentsAlgorithm finds the optimal transducer location to focus ultrasound through the skull onto a target in the brain The post Optimization algorithm improves safety of transcranial focused ultrasound treatments appeared first on Physics World.
- A filing error put more than 90,000 acres of Yakama Nation land in the hands of Washington stateMore than 170 years later, the Yakama are still trying to get their land back.
- Four priorities to ensure the new food strategy fulfils its promiseExpensive food, unhealthy diets, farmers that can’t make a living and a nation grappling with the climate and nature crises. With all of this in the in-tray, the news last week that the government aims to reshape the food system and develop a new food […]
- As Trump mulls his FEMA pick, a political land mine awaits in FloridaThe agency is hiking insurance rates and punishing flood-prone construction in the president-elect’s favorite state.
- Q&A: How the U.S.–China rivalry is holding back the world’s climate progressWhat does the trade war mean for the cost of goods, green tech, and decarbonization? An expert policy analyst weighs in.
- Out of office: Energy saving tips for Christmas (and 2025)Working, volunteering, or feasting and snoozing? However you’re spending silly season, these basic steps effortlessly slash electricity consumption, leaving you to focus on what’s important. Since the Ofgem energy price cap rose by 10% at the beginning of October, millions of Brits have felt the effects of higher electricity and gas bills. With Christmas just […]
- 'Nature wins' for 2024'Nature wins' for 2024 Channel News brendan 20th December 2024 Teaser Media
- Environmental Benefits of Solar Energy and How It Helps You SaveAre you aware of the environmental benefits of solar energy? It is worth knowing about it and how taking advantage of the positive factors that characterize this energy is possible. Using solar panels guarantees diverse benefits and advantages, which focus on different areas. However, on this occasion, SolarLab will discuss the benefits of installing solar...
- Ross River Dena Council and Canadian Governments Sign Historic AgreementOn December 6, the Ross River Dena Council signed an agreement with the Government of Yukon and Parks Canada that will pave the way for the establishment of a national park reserve and Indigenous...
- Ross River Dena Council and Canadian Governments Sign Historic AgreementOn December 6, the Ross River Dena Council signed an agreement with the Government of Yukon and Parks Canada that will pave the way for the establishment of a national park reserve and Indigenous...
- STATEMENT: West Coast whale entanglements reach a 6-year highNOAA statistics show need to protect whales; ropeless gear a prudent solution The post STATEMENT: West Coast whale entanglements reach a 6-year high appeared first on Environment America.
- Climate School Expands FacultyVijay Modi, Dan Steingart and Alan West will join Climate School faculty in 2025.
- STATEMENT: Biden admin drafting a rushed, flawed plan to fast track data centers and power plants for AIEnvironmental and consumer advocates express concerns about environmental harm and costs to consumers in “blind sprint” for AI dominance The post STATEMENT: Biden admin drafting a rushed, flawed plan to fast track data centers and power plants for AI appeared first on Environment America.
- The government’s circular economy strategy is a landmark momentThe government has just joined us at Green Alliance in convening its own circular economy task force, and we’re flattered, as well as excited about its potential. When we heard, back in July, that this was in the works, we weren’t altogether sure whether we […]
- Two advances in quantum error correction share the Physics World 2024 Breakthrough of the YearComplementary research brings practical quantum computing closer The post Two advances in quantum error correction share the <em>Physics World</em> 2024 Breakthrough of the Year appeared first on Physics World.
- Mikhail Lukin and Dolev Bluvstein explain how they used trapped atoms to create 48 logical qubitsMeet two winners of the Physics World 2024 Breakthrough of the Year The post Mikhail Lukin and Dolev Bluvstein explain how they used trapped atoms to create 48 logical qubits appeared first on Physics World.
- Hartmut Neven talks about Google Quantum AI’s breakthrough in quantum error correctionMeet a winner of the Physics World 2024 Breakthrough of the Year The post Hartmut Neven talks about Google Quantum AI’s breakthrough in quantum error correction appeared first on Physics World.
- Water quality in Malawi threatened by use of pit-latrinesNew research carried out by the James Hutton Institute in collaboration with the University of Strathclyde, alongside partners in the Government of Malawi, has highlighted major concerns for the quality of water in Malawi, as well as in other countries facing similar changes in population and heavy reliance on pit-latrines. Pit-latrines are the most common […]
- A Guide to Incorporating Sustainability Into Your Home RemodelSustainability has become a vital part of modern living. It’s no longer just the concern of a handful of people. As homeowners, the opportunity to create spaces that reflect personal style while being environmentally responsible is more accessible than ever today. Remodeling your home can be more than just a design refresh; it’s a chance...
- In a Major Reversal, the World Bank Is Backing Mega DamsDespite continued opposition, the World Bank has approved the first of five big dam projects expected to get its support in the coming months. Climate change has upped the need for renewable energy, but the environmental and social costs of building such massive projects remain. Read more on E360 →
- New day dawns for quantum computing in the UKNQCC's new centre will bring companies and academics together to accelerate progress towards delivering quantum computing at scale The post New day dawns for quantum computing in the UK appeared first on Physics World.
- Biden just set a big new climate goal. Can the US achieve it?With Trump set to take office, cutting emissions 66 percent by 2035 will require rapid action from states, cities, and the private sector.
- A study of 11,000 twins shows how to make America walkable againNew research shows what happens when cities add sidewalks and take other pedestrian-friendly steps.
- New data shows just how bad the climate insurance crisis has becomeTwo congressional reports make clear that, with increasingly frequent hurricanes, floods, and fires, "the model of insurance as it stands right now isn't working."
- Magnetically controlled microbots are small enough to diffract visible lightUntethered microscopic robots offer new ways of probing the microscopic world The post Magnetically controlled microbots are small enough to diffract visible light appeared first on Physics World.
- The biggest local authority climate and environment stories of 2024It’s been another big year at the coal face of decarbonisation and the frontline of adaptation, mitigation, and restoration. We round up the biggest headlines every pro should know. 2024. So much to answer for. A second term secured for Donald Trump. An impotent COP29 at which last year’s big commitment – phasing out fossil […]
- Indigenous people defending their land face a disproportionate share of violence and threatsCorporations must be held accountable for attacks that advance their business interests, researchers say.
- Yes, You Can Recycle Cooking OilAfter you’ve fried the chicken or sautéed the veggies, don’t pour the leftover cooking oil... The post Yes, You Can Recycle Cooking Oil appeared first on Earth911.
- Is Rusted Metal Recyclable?In the recycling world, the condition of your products is often a crucial factor in... The post Is Rusted Metal Recyclable? appeared first on Earth911.
- Strategies for Waste-Free Gift WrappingIt’s gift-giving season! With Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, winter solstice, New Year’s celebrations, and winter birthdays... The post Strategies for Waste-Free Gift Wrapping appeared first on Earth911.
- Repair Café Support Fund publishes first year results, £16,000 awarded15 repair cafe locations have received financial support through the scheme in its first 12 months. Launched in March 2024 by waste operator enfinium, the Repair Café Support Fund will run for three years, during which time it will invest £60,000 into circular initiatives across the UK. In the inaugural year, 15 cafes across England […]
- 10 Rules To Follow When Renovating Your BathroomRenovating your bathroom is an exciting opportunity to transform one of the most-used spaces in your home. But it’s also a project where careful planning can make all the difference. Whether you’re creating a spa-like sanctuary or simply refreshing the essentials, following these 10 rules will ensure your renovation is smooth, functional, and absolutely worth...
- Don’t forget the important role of the public sector in looking after natureThis post is by Andrew Allen Lead Policy Advocate – Land Use at The Woodland Trust There is disconnect between the scale of the nature crisis, and to a lesser extent the targets to address it, and the measures being taken to do something about […]
- Farewell to the Caspian SeaFarewell to the Caspian Sea Channel News brendan 19th December 2024 Teaser Media
- These 7 Books About Plants Deserve a Spot on Your Birding BookshelfNew birders quickly discover: To find birds, find plants. As the foundation of healthy ecosystems, plants provide birds with food and shelter and support myriad other organisms in complicated webs of...
- These 7 Books About Plants Deserve a Spot on Your Birding BookshelfNew birders quickly discover: To find birds, find plants. As the foundation of healthy ecosystems, plants provide birds with food and shelter and support myriad other organisms in complicated webs of...
- Experts share insights on the rise of renewable energyFrom electric vehicles to energy efficiency, here are five key takeaways from our Renewables on the Rise Roundtable webinar. The post Experts share insights on the rise of renewable energy appeared first on Environment America.
- STATEMENT: Procter & Gamble commits to clarifying wood pulp sourcing policiesCanada’s boreal forest includes some of the most majestic woodlands in the world — and some of the most endangered as well because of excessive logging. The post STATEMENT: Procter & Gamble commits to clarifying wood pulp sourcing policies appeared first on Environment America.
- Carnivorous Squirrels Discovered in CaliforniaScientists have discovered that in addition to seeds and nuts, some California ground squirrels also eat voles.Read more on E360 →
- Five new laws to reduce waste and toxics going into effect in Oregon in 2025The new year brings with it new protections for the health, safety and well being for Oregonians. The post Five new laws to reduce waste and toxics going into effect in Oregon in 2025 appeared first on Environment America.
- How to Decorate a Christmas TreeDecorating a Christmas tree is a joyful holiday tradition that brings festive spirit into your home. With so many options and styles available, the process can feel overwhelming. Let’s break it down how to decorate a Christmas tree step by step, ensuring your tree shines with your personal touch and holiday cheer. Key Takeaways Select...
- Worried about flooding? Wetlands are part of nature’s solution.In addition to their water filtration and habitat value, the sponge-like nature of wetlands in the Midwest can help mitigate flood risk in our communities. The post Worried about flooding? Wetlands are part of nature’s solution. appeared first on Environment America.
- The Ultimate Eco-Friendly Travel Checklist for FamiliesTravelling with your family is an exciting experience, but it can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially if you’re trying to stay eco-friendly. The good news? Sustainable travel isn’t just possible—it’s easier than you might think. By making simple swaps and thoughtful choices, you can reduce waste, save money, and create lasting memories while keeping your environmental...
- Renting with Pets? A Guide to Pet Rent Fees and Negotiation TipsFinding a pet-friendly rental can be challenging, especially when faced with additional costs like pet rent, pet deposits, and other fees. If you’re a pet owner, understanding these expenses and learning how to negotiate can make a big difference in finding a home that accommodates both you and your furry friend. Here’s a comprehensive guide...
- How to Properly Site an ApiaryBeekeeping is an art that requires careful planning and consideration, especially when it comes to selecting the perfect location for your apiary. The success of your honeybee colonies depends largely on where you choose to site them. From ensuring adequate sun exposure with nucleus hives to protecting against harsh winds, there are numerous factors to...
- Scientists from 57 countries want to end siloed decision-making on climate and biodiversityA new report calls for solutions that simultaneously address climate change, biodiversity, health, water, and food issues.
- RELEASE: In new year, new laws will reduce waste and toxics in OregonOn January 1st, 2025, several policies go into effect in Oregon that will protect public health, reduce waste, improve recycling and keep electronic devices in use for longer. The post RELEASE: In new year, new laws will reduce waste and toxics in Oregon appeared first on Environment America.
- GAO Offers a Path To a National Textiles StrategyThe United States faces a growing textile waste crisis fueled by the rise of fast... The post GAO Offers a Path To a National Textiles Strategy appeared first on Earth911.
- Opening doors with outreach: using your physics skills to engage, inspire and break down barriersA comprehensive guide for starting out in public engagement from The Ogden Trust The post Opening doors with outreach: using your physics skills to engage, inspire and break down barriers appeared first on Physics World.
- Blinded by the light: the effects of urban lighting on beach bugsA new method for examining the effects of Artificial Light at Night (ALAN) seemingly reveals severe and lasting damage to small coastal creatures. An international group of scientists – including two from Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) and the University of Plymouth – have developed the approach, which was used to examine the effects of ALAN […]
- New paper examines the elusive nature of liquid brines on MarsDetermining the conditions in which brines are stable could be key to better understanding the climate and potential habitability of Mars (words: University of Arkansas). More than a hundred years ago, astronomer Percival Lowell made the case for the existence of canals on Mars designed to redistribute water from the Martian ice caps to its […]
- Plastic packaging collection survey fleshes out “monumental” challengeA monumental challenge lies ahead when it comes to collecting plastic packaging from UK households, says plastic resource efficiency and recycling charity, RECOUP, releasing the results of its annual survey in this area. Whilst there have been incremental improvements across the board for kerbside service provision for plastic packaging, the requirement to include other formats […]
- Tata Steel UK and JCB sign MOU for supply of low-emissions ‘green’ steelUnder the agreement, Tata Steel will supply the British construction equipment manufacturer with green steel from Port Talbot after completing its transformation plans. JCB, which maintains a close focus on carbon reduction in its manufacturing and equipment, will integrate the steel into its machinery range. This is the first supply agreement Tata Steel UK has […]
- Hydrogen trains begin service in GermanyHydrogen trains will be used – seemingly for the first time – in the Berlin-Brandenburg and Bavarian regions in Germany, following a 12 December announcement by Siemens Mobility. The group said the first Mireo Plus H hydrogen trains have received authorization for passenger operation in time for the scheduled timetable change on December 15, 2024, […]
- Alert fatigue: The phrase that defined our climate in 2024From "carbon cowboys" to "snow loss cliff," these 10 terms captured the spirit of the hottest year yet.
- AI-powered tool detects residual tumour during brain surgeryThe FastGlioma tool could enable rapid and accurate detection of microscopic tumour infiltration, improving the success of brain cancer surgery The post AI-powered tool detects residual tumour during brain surgery appeared first on Physics World.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Cemvita’s Biotech BreakthroughsThe global push for sustainability has reached a critical juncture, particularly in industries traditionally associated... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Cemvita’s Biotech Breakthroughs appeared first on Earth911.
- 10 Ways To Reuse and Repurpose Bed SheetsIt’s always nice to freshen up your bedroom with fresh, new sheets from time to... The post 10 Ways To Reuse and Repurpose Bed Sheets appeared first on Earth911.
- Updates to national flood and coastal erosion risk assessment in EnglandThe Environment Agency’s latest data shows 6.3million properties are threatened by flooding from rivers, oceans and surface water. New numbers published on Tuesday 17th January show more addresses across England than ever before are now considered to be at risk. While the data emphasises the increased threat posed by climate change and coastal erosion, poor […]
- ‘Surge’ in climate tech investment as UK bucks global decline trendArtificial intelligence accounted for one-quarter of all green technology investment in 2024. PwC’s Global State of Climate Tech 2024 report shows that £4.5billion poured into climate tech in the UK over the past year. An increase of 24% year-on-year, machine learning and AI are identified as big growth drivers, with investment increasing by 128% and […]
- Six years on: why is mandatory food waste reporting still on holdThis post is by Adam Isaacs, Public Affairs Manager UK and Ireland at Too Good to Go. Cast your mind back to the heady days of 2018: the summer was sweltering, a royal wedding dominated the tabloids, ‘Black Panther’ had everyone talking and Gareth Southgate’s […]
- We're on the road to nowhere...We're on the road to nowhere... Channel News brendan 18th December 2024 Teaser Media
- Long Before Pantone, This Bird-Based System for Describing Color Was a HitOn a sunny afternoon on the Pacific coast, Rhys Newman was sketching a pair of California Gulls when he had a realization. As an independent designer and birder who helps companies like Casper and...
- Long Before Pantone, This Bird-Based System for Describing Color Was a HitOn a sunny afternoon on the Pacific coast, Rhys Newman was sketching a pair of California Gulls when he had a realization. As an independent designer and birder who helps companies like Casper and...
- Expelling Indigenous Batwa from Their Lands Did Not Help Endangered Gorillas, Study FindsFor decades, Congolese officials have barred the Batwa from their ancestral lands in the name of preserving the critically endangered eastern lowland gorilla. But a new study suggests the Batwa were never a threat to the creatures.Read more on E360 →
- Inner workings of the neutron illuminated by Jefferson Lab experimentFuture studies using neutron detector could help resolve nucleon “spin crisis” The post Inner workings of the neutron illuminated by Jefferson Lab experiment appeared first on Physics World.
- Energy Department finalizes efficiency standards for tankless water heatersEfficiency standards that take effect in 2029 will reduce pollution and save families on energy bills. The post Energy Department finalizes efficiency standards for tankless water heaters appeared first on Environment America.
- Columbia Climate School Hosts Ninth Annual Sustainability Careers ReceptionThirty-three sustainability professionals and 88 Columbia students from varying backgrounds and degree pursuits gathered to discuss the ever-pressing challenges and real-world applications of sustainability and climate.
- Immiscible ice layers may explain why Uranus and Neptune lack magnetic polesSimulations of "ice giant" interiors shed light on unexpected Voyager 2 findings The post Immiscible ice layers may explain why Uranus and Neptune lack magnetic poles appeared first on Physics World.
- Scottish Water overflow map goes liveScottish Water’s first online overflow map, showing near real-time data from wastewater overflows across the country, is now live and available for public use. The interactive map provides information on when an overflow is operating and where recent activity has occurred, using data gathered by monitors, allowing local communities to access information on overflows in […]
- Ground investigation supports development of major European CO2 highwayGeo-data specialist Fugro said it is carrying out a comprehensive ground investigation for a ground-breaking new CO2 highway, off the coast of Belgium. The contract is part of a 1,000-kilometre-long planned pipeline by Equinor to transport CO2 between mainland Europe and Norway. Bringing large scale CO2 storage to European industry, this project could be a […]
- Government watchdog identifies failure of regulators to comply with environmental lawThe Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) has issued separate decision notices to Defra, the EA, and Ofwat for failures to comply with environmental law in respect of untreated sewage discharges, warning that court action could follow if corrective steps are not taken within two months. Announced on 16 December, the action concludes an investigation into […]
- Why it’s so hard to create a truly recyclable Keurig coffee podA company is betting on aluminum to solve K-cups’ sustainability problem. But experts say it’s complicated.
- Spending Christmas with ‘Dr. Doom’How my climate-obsessed dad brought our family closer together.
- Climate takes its toll on the ‘cherry capital of the world’The erratic weather adding to the troubles of Michigan's cherry growers is impacting farmers everywhere.
- A Gift Guide to Sustainable Skin CareWinter is a tough time for skin, our body’s largest organ, which is why personal... The post A Gift Guide to Sustainable Skin Care appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Get the Plastic Out!The average American discards 17.7 pounds of Polyethylene terephthalate (PET, also known as PETE) plastic... The post We Earthlings: Get the Plastic Out! appeared first on Earth911.
- Choose Eco-Responsible Holiday GiftsOn the hunt for that perfect gift this holiday season for your eco-conscious loved ones?... The post Choose Eco-Responsible Holiday Gifts appeared first on Earth911.
- Contracts signed on Teesside East Coast Cluster carbon capture and storage2,000 new skilled jobs will be created in the North East of England as emissions reductions industries prepare to break new ground. Construction of the East Coast Cluster in Teesside will begin in 2025, forming a key part of wider government aims to ‘reignite’ industrial heartlands following decades of decline. Contracts for this phase of […]
- Your footprint here: digital advertising emissions and how to reduce themCan organisations deliver messages effectively and energy efficiently? We turn to the marketing experts for a crash course in programmatic digital out-of-home technology as a sustainable solution. The broadcast nature of digital out of home [DOOH] sets it apart from other digital advertising channels. While as a very visible medium, DOOH screens have been targeted […]
- How one organisation cut landfill waste by 93% (in four years)The impressive achievement highlights the importance of correct end of life treatment for an effective circular economy. ABB Energy Industries’ Service Parts Circularity Program focuses on extending life of used parts, conserving resources and minimising electronic waste. Since 2020, 93% of waste that was being sent to landfill has been saved and put back into […]
- Truckee Weather Secrets: The Best Time to Visit and What to PackNestled in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains, Truckee is famous for its stunning landscapes and ever-changing weather. Whether planning a summer escape or a winter skiing adventure, knowing what Truckee weather has in store is essential. Where Is Truckee Located? Truckee is a charming mountain town in northern California near Lake Tahoe. Its elevation of 5,817...
- How Modern Plumbing Innovations Transform HomesKey Takeaways Discover how smart home technology is revolutionizing plumbing systems. Understand the significance of sustainable plumbing practices in today’s homes. Recognize the benefits of routine plumbing maintenance for efficiency and safety. The Rise of Smart Plumbing Technology In recent years, smart plumbing technology has reshaped how homeowners interact with their plumbing systems. With innovations...
- Only the impossible is possible nowOnly the impossible is possible now Channel Comment brendan 17th December 2024 Teaser Media
- California Voters Said Yes to Prop 4, a Win for Birds, People, and Our Shared FutureThanks to bird advocates and environmental champions across the state like you, California voters passed Proposition 4, the largest public investment dedicated to climate resilience in the state’s...
- California Voters Said Yes to Prop 4, a Win for Birds, People, and Our Shared FutureThanks to bird advocates and environmental champions across the state like you, California voters passed Proposition 4, the largest public investment dedicated to climate resilience in the state’s...
- Quantum uncertainty and wave–particle duality are equivalent, experiment showsDecade-old prediction confirmed using orbital angular momentum states of light The post Quantum uncertainty and wave–particle duality are equivalent, experiment shows appeared first on Physics World.
- Space agency leaders express fears and hopes for the futureContrasting talks by UK Space Agency chief exec Paul Bate and his deputy Chris White-Horne frame this year's Appleton Space Conference The post Space agency leaders express fears and hopes for the future appeared first on Physics World.
- Laser beam casts a shadow in a ruby crystalComplex photon-photon interactions make a beam of light behave like a solid object The post Laser beam casts a shadow in a ruby crystal appeared first on Physics World.
- Government ‘excited’ by the potential of green gas to support its clean energy transition missionGreen gas will play a critical role in helping the government deliver energy, climate and economic security, Miatta Fahnbulleh MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Minister for Energy Consumers) at DESNZ told around 300 industry stakeholders a conference in London on 11 December, organised by the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA). In an enthusiastic and […]
- What physics metaphor do you think needs to be experimentally verified?Robert P Crease wants your suggestions of physics metaphors that need fact checking The post What physics metaphor do you think needs to be experimentally verified? appeared first on Physics World.
- Malaria Cases Rising Amid Worsening FloodsMalaria killed almost 600,000 people in 2023, as cases rose for the fifth consecutive year, according to a new report from the World Health Organization. Read more on E360 →
- This Indigenous attorney is fighting for climate justice in the world’s highest courtGrowing up on Guam, Julian Aguon saw the law used against Indigenous peoples. Now he's fighting back.
- Virtual patient populations enable more inclusive medical device developmentUniversity of Leeds spin-out adsilico is using computational medicine to enable more inclusive and patient-centric medical device development The post Virtual patient populations enable more inclusive medical device development appeared first on Physics World.
- How to Reduce Waste Over the HolidaysThe holidays are here! And with them, festivities, food, and fun. You may travel to... The post How to Reduce Waste Over the Holidays appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Author David Steinman on Raising Healthy Kids In a Toxic WorldMeet David Steinman, an environmental activist, investigative journalist, and author who has worked to expose... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Author David Steinman on Raising Healthy Kids In a Toxic World appeared first on Earth911.
- Exploring Ecotourism: 6 Tips To Be a Green Globe TrotterI find myself drawn to visit some of the world’s most diverse ecosystems and exotic... The post Exploring Ecotourism: 6 Tips To Be a Green Globe Trotter appeared first on Earth911.
- Building decarbonisation will fail without whole-life carbon accountingImproved data transparency and unified net zero certification standards have also been identified as crucial as efforts to tackle 40% of global carbon emissions stalls. In the first progress update of the Market Transformation Action Agenda, the World Business Council for Sustainable Development [WBCSD] emphasised the importance of speeding up carbon reduction across the built […]
- Europe’s most advanced weather satellite comes onlineThe first third-generation EUMETSAT Meteosat is now fully operational, in a major step forward for forecasting. Some of the most advanced meteorological technology on the planet, the new equipment relies on two main instruments – the Flexible Combined Imager [FCI] and Lightning Imager [LI]. Data produced is then disseminated to a national meteorological services and […]
- A vegan ChristmasA vegan Christmas Channel News brendan 16th December 2024 Teaser Media
- What is the pH of distilled water?The pH of distilled water refers to its level of acidity or alkalinity on a scale from 0 to 14. Pure distilled water has a pH of 7, which is considered neutral. However, this can change under certain conditions. What is pH? Why is it an Important Factor for Water and Other Substances? pH stands...
- Sustainability Film Awards 2024: A Beacon for Environmental StorytellingThe Sustainability Film Awards 2024 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated events in the sustainability and creative media world. This prestigious award ceremony celebrates films that highlight real-world environmental solutions, sustainability innovations, and social impact stories. What Are the Sustainability Film Awards? The Sustainability Film Awards recognize and honor filmmakers, businesses,...
- We need to call on Amazon to help save the beesOnce bees are gone, they’re gone for good. You can’t same-day ship a new species. Tell Amazon to stop selling bee-killing pesticides today. The post We need to call on Amazon to help save the bees appeared first on Environment America.
- Toxic ‘forever chemicals’ taint rural California drinking water, far from known sourcesPFAS chemicals have unexpectedly turned up in well water in rural farmland, far from any industrial areas, airports, or military bases.
- How To Make Eco-Friendly Choices When On Your PeriodMenstrual cycles are a natural part of life, but conventional period products often come with a significant environmental cost. Many single-use pads and tampons are made with plastic components and come in plastic packaging, contributing to pollution and waste. Fortunately, there are sustainable options to make your period more eco-friendly without compromising comfort or hygiene....
- Comprehensive Guide to Farming InsuranceProtecting farmers’ incomes is very important in Australian agribusiness, where things like changing weather patterns and market prices are common. Farm insurance becomes an important tool because it protects cultivators financially against the risks of farming. This article explains what farm crop insurance is, discusses the different kinds available in Australia, and more. How Farm...
- The Bald Eagle Is About to Officially Become Our National Bird—Thanks to This Man.dropcap { color: #838078; float: left; font-size: 82px; line-height: 60px; padding: 5px 8px 0 0; } .art-aside-tmp { height: auto !important; min-height: auto...
- The Bald Eagle Is Finally, Officially Our National Bird—Thanks to This Man.dropcap { color: #838078; float: left; font-size: 82px; line-height: 60px; padding: 5px 8px 0 0; } .art-aside-tmp { height: auto !important; min-height: auto...
- The Bald Eagle Is Finally, Officially Our National Bird—Thanks to This Man.dropcap { color: #838078; float: left; font-size: 82px; line-height: 60px; padding: 5px 8px 0 0; } .art-aside-tmp { height: auto !important; min-height: auto...
- ‘Waging war on science’: Researchers worry about their jobs under Trump 2.0“There are a lot of days where I feel very much like just quitting all of this."
- The Cerulean Warbler Is Declining but Help Is on the WayNestled within the canopy of mature forests across the eastern United States and southern Canada, the Cerulean Warbler is a songbird perfectly suited to treetop life. Males flaunt sky-blue and white...
- The Cerulean Warbler Is In Decline but Help Is on the WayNestled within the canopy of mature forests across the eastern United States and southern Canada, the Cerulean Warbler is a songbird perfectly suited to treetop life. Males flaunt sky-blue and white...
- The Cerulean Warbler Is In Decline but Help Is on the WayNestled within the canopy of mature forests across the eastern United States and southern Canada, the Cerulean Warbler is a songbird perfectly suited to treetop life. Males flaunt sky-blue and white...
- The Long ViewAs we were preparing this issue, we asked Christmas Bird Count participants for their favorite memories from the annual community science effort. Our inbox soon flooded with birds. There was the...
- The Long ViewAs we were preparing this issue, we asked Christmas Bird Count participants for their favorite memories from the annual community science effort. Our inbox soon flooded with birds. There was the...
- The Road AheadAs President Trump returns to office, we are reminded that while political outcomes shift, Audubon’s mission to protect birds and the places they need does not. Whether in the United States or...
- The Road AheadAs President Trump returns to office, we are reminded that while political outcomes shift, Audubon’s mission to protect birds and the places they need does not. Whether in the United States or...
- How Much Longer Can These Cold-Loving Birds Last in the Rapidly Warming Rockies?.dropcap { color: #838078; float: left; font-size: 82px; line-height: 60px; padding: 5px 8px 0 0; } .art-aside-tmp { height: auto !important; min-height: auto...
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- This Bar-tailed Godwit Decoy Delivers Folk Art with a Contemporary FeelBy the time artist David Personius was growing up in the 1950s, carved wooden bird decoys were largely a thing of the past—collector’s items for folk art aficionados like his dad. European...
- This Bar-tailed Godwit Decoy Delivers Folk Art with a Contemporary FeelBy the time artist David Personius was growing up in the 1950s, carved wooden bird decoys were largely a thing of the past—collector’s items for folk art aficionados like his dad. European...
- Do more animals get hit by cars on full moon nights?Animals deserve to be able to roam their habitat safely. How can we help protect wildlife from vehicle strikes? The post Do more animals get hit by cars on full moon nights? appeared first on Environment America.
- The Christmas Bird Count: “Better Than Any Animal Planet Video!”In 1900, Frank Chapman had a wild idea. He proposed that readers of Bird-Lore, Audubon magazine's predecessor, go out on Christmas Day and count as many birds as they could find—an alternative...
- The Christmas Bird Count: “Better Than Any Animal Planet Video!”In 1900, Frank Chapman had a wild idea. He proposed that readers of Bird-Lore, Audubon magazine's predecessor, go out on Christmas Day and count as many birds as they could find—an alternative...
- Why Routine HVAC Inspections Matter for Your HomeHVAC systems are essential for indoor comfort, regardless of external weather conditions. Made up of various interconnected components, including heating units, cooling systems, and ductwork, HVAC systems regulate temperature and airflow within homes. Key Benefits of Regular Inspections Scheduling regular HVAC inspections yields multiple advantages, helping homeowners save on costs and extend the system’s longevity....
- The monarch butterfly and the Endangered Species ActKey things to know about the monarch butterfly, its decline, and protections it may receive from the Endangered Species Act. The post The monarch butterfly and the Endangered Species Act appeared first on Environment America.
- Extreme Heat May Cause People to Age FasterNew research suggests that extreme heat may cause people to age faster at a molecular level.Read more on E360 →
- Failure to meet green targets could raise power prices by 50%New analysis published by Montel Analytics appears to show that power prices could jump by 50% across Europe if countries fail to meet their stated goals for decarbonisation. This highlights just how crucial the expansion of renewable energy is for the affordability of power in the coming decades. The latest update to Montel Analytics’ EU […]
- Nature-friendly planning reform needed as over half of English Local Authorities missed legal deadline on actions to restore natureNew research, released today (13 December) by Wildlife and Countryside Link, reveals that overstretched and under-resourced English Local Authorities have been struggling to meet legal deadlines to consider the nature recovery action they need to take and the policies to support this. Coinciding with these findings, nature groups including RSPB, The Wildlife Trusts, Friends of […]
- Africa targets 2035 start date for synchrotron constructionThe African Light Source Foundation’s conceptual design report hopes to encourage African leaders to support the project The post Africa targets 2035 start date for synchrotron construction appeared first on Physics World.
- The Green Revolution: E-Bikes: Opportunities and Risks of Battery-Powered Mobility of the FutureCurrently, to address these issues most cities in the world are facing pollution and traffic congestion, and e-bikes have presented themselves as the solution. Electric bicycles or e-bikes are innovative modes of transport, which successfully combine the management of climate change, as well as practicality in urban settings. Why E-Bikes Matter Transportation is currently considered...
- Research aims to better understand how the ocean “breathes”A new £2.5 million project led by the University of Southampton and the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) has set its sights on improving our understanding of how the ocean ‘breathes’, storing heat and greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. Ocean scientists will deploy sensors onboard high-tech floats to provide unprecedented detail on how the ocean breathes […]
- From physics to filmmaking: Mark Levinson on his new documentary, The Universe in a Grain of SandTowards a unified vision of nature, humans and machines The post From physics to filmmaking: Mark Levinson on his new documentary, <em>The Universe in a Grain of Sand</em> appeared first on Physics World.
- 'Frankenchickens' judgement 'seismic for billions of birds''Frankenchickens' judgement 'seismic for billions of birds' Channel News brendan 13th December 2024 Teaser Media
- After 2 years, Coca-Cola’s promise to scale up reusable packaging is deadThe pledge was born out of shareholder activism — and was withdrawn as regulators crack down on greenwashing.
- Generative AI has an electronic waste problem, researchers warnWithout mitigation measures, the computing infrastructure for large language models could generate 2.5 million tons of e-waste a year by 2030 The post Generative AI has an electronic waste problem, researchers warn appeared first on Physics World.
- Norway hits the brakes on mining the Arctic Ocean — for nowThe debate over deep-sea mining exposes a contradiction between the country’s proud culture of environmental stewardship and its dependence on the extraction of the ocean’s riches.
- Earth911 Inspiration: As if We Are To Live on This Earth ForeverToday’s inspiration is from Australian environmentalist and politician Arron Wood: “Sustainability is treating ourselves and... The post Earth911 Inspiration: As if We Are To Live on This Earth Forever appeared first on Earth911.
- West Yorkshire energy from waste facility stops 2million tonnes of CO2eFerrybridge 1 began operating in 2015, contributing to a three-quarter reduction in overall emissions from the UK waste sector. The facility, one of two at the West Yorkshire site operated by enfinium, has now prevented 2,250,000 tonnes of CO2e emissions from escaping into the atmosphere. This is the equivalent to 7.2million passengers flying from London […]
- How Extinction Rebellion 'reaped a whirlwind'How Extinction Rebellion 'reaped a whirlwind' Channel Comment brendan 13th December 2024 Teaser Media
- The Real Costs and Savings of Switching to SolarSwitching to solar energy is becoming increasingly popular as people look for sustainable and cost-effective ways to power their homes. While the idea of harnessing energy from the sun may seem appealing, it’s essential to evaluate both the costs and savings involved. Solar energy systems can be a significant investment, but they often offer long-term...
- Navigating Corporate Sustainability in the Era of Climate ChangeThe increasing urgency of climate change has reshaped how businesses operate, pushing sustainability from a buzzword to a necessity. With extreme weather events, rising global temperatures, and stricter regulations, organizations must now integrate climate-conscious strategies into their core operations. Corporate sustainability is no longer just a moral obligation; it’s a critical factor for long-term resilience...
- Brooke Bateman Takes the Reins of Audubon’s Christmas Bird CountDr. Brooke Bateman has led Audubon’s climate science work for several years, most notably as the lead researcher for Survival By Degrees: 389 Bird Species on the Brink, a groundbreaking climate...
- Brooke Bateman Takes the Reins of Audubon’s Christmas Bird CountDr. Brooke Bateman has led Audubon’s climate science work for several years, most notably as the lead researcher for Survival By Degrees: 389 Bird Species on the Brink, a groundbreaking climate...
- As the Christmas Bird Count Turns 125, a Beloved Birding Tradition Looks to the FutureThe killing games were coming to an end. At the turn of the 20th century fewer sportsmen were participating in bygone Christmas Day “side hunts,” competitions in which hunters would split into...
- As the Christmas Bird Count Turns 125, a Beloved Birding Tradition Looks to the FutureThe killing games were coming to an end. At the turn of the 20th century fewer sportsmen were participating in bygone Christmas Day “side hunts,” competitions in which hunters would split into...
- As the Christmas Bird Count Turns 125, a Beloved Birding Tradition Looks to the FutureThe killing games were coming to an end. At the turn of the 20th century fewer sportsmen were participating in bygone Christmas Day “side hunts,” competitions in which hunters would split into...
- How a Photographer Captured This Dreamy Portrait of a Female Wood Duck in the SnowPhotographer Scott Suriano is always hoping for one last snow. In the mercurial transition from winter to spring, he sees a chance to capture an unusual scene for his neck of the woods: Wood Ducks in...
- How a Photographer Captured This Dreamy Portrait of a Female Wood Duck in the SnowPhotographer Scott Suriano is always hoping for one last snow. In the mercurial transition from winter to spring, he sees a chance to capture an unusual scene for his neck of the woods: Wood Ducks in...
- Want to Level Up Your Winter Birding? Know Your ConifersIn the coldest months, when birds seem scarce, look to your native conifers. These hardy trees and shrubs are a winter lifeline for birds and other wildlife. Birds feast on evergreen seeds and...
- Level Up Your Winter Birding By Knowing Your ConifersIn the coldest months, when birds seem scarce, look to your native conifers. These hardy trees and shrubs are a winter lifeline for birds and other wildlife. Birds feast on evergreen seeds and...
- Level Up Your Winter Birding By Knowing Your ConifersIn the coldest months, when birds seem scarce, look to your native conifers. These hardy trees and shrubs are a winter lifeline for birds and other wildlife. Birds feast on evergreen seeds and...
- A Single Heatwave Killed Half of Alaska’s Common Murres, a Shocking New Study RevealsIn the summer of 2015, dead Common Murres started to wash up along the Alaskan coast. That wasn’t inherently alarming; such die-offs happen occasionally for murres and other seabirds like auklets...
- A Single Heatwave Killed Half of Alaska’s Common Murres, a Shocking New Study RevealsIn the summer of 2015, dead Common Murres started to wash up along the Alaskan coast. That wasn’t inherently alarming; such die-offs happen occasionally for murres and other seabirds like auklets...
- Gear Up For a Year of Avian Action With Our 2025 Bird Challenge CalendarNeed some inspiration for your 2025 resolutions? We’ve got you covered. Audubon has designed a series of monthly goals to keep your birding feeling fresh all year long. Keep up with these...
- Take On a Year of Avian Action With Our 2025 Bird Challenge CalendarNeed some inspiration for your 2025 resolutions? We’ve got you covered. Audubon has designed a series of monthly goals to keep your birding feeling fresh all year long. Keep up with these...
- Take On a Year of Avian Action With Our 2025 Bird Challenge CalendarNeed some inspiration for your 2025 resolutions? We’ve got you covered. Audubon has designed a series of monthly goals to keep your birding feeling fresh all year long. Keep up with these...
- Test Your Bird and Word Savvy With This Creative Crossword PuzzleOne of the things you learn as a crossword constructor is that there’s no real limit to how cool or quirky a puzzle can get—just as long as you can actually pull it off. So when we elected to...
- Test Your Bird and Word Savvy With This Creative Crossword PuzzleOne of the things you learn as a crossword constructor is that there’s no real limit to how cool or quirky a puzzle can get—just as long as you can actually pull it off. So when we elected to...
- Top Audubon Stories in 2024: Policy and AdvocacyThroughout the last year, Audubon continued its century-long tradition of advocating for and securing the space, clean air, and clean water that birds and people need to live and thrive. Read on to...
- Top Audubon Stories in 2024: Policy and AdvocacyThroughout the last year, Audubon continued its century-long tradition of advocating for and securing the space, clean air, and clean water that birds and people need to live and thrive. Read on to...
- To Grow Grassland Habitat, Conservationists Try a New Incentive: Cash for BirdsMatt Maier was happy to leave behind the constant chores of a family farm to study business, not agriculture, in college. But a couple of decades later, when Maier had children of his own, a dream of...
- To Grow Grassland Habitat, Conservationists Try a New Incentive: Cash for BirdsMatt Maier was happy to leave behind the constant chores of a family farm to study business, not agriculture, in college. But a couple of decades later, when Maier had children of his own, a dream of...
- Learning From History To Help Guide the Future of NYC’s Crucial WatershedWhile persistent drought conditions threaten the NYC water supply, Columbia students prepare to step up to the challenge.
- Rural Florida district gets 23 new electric school busesDedicated local leaders help bus drivers and students experience a healthier ride to school by putting polluting diesel buses behind them. The post Rural Florida district gets 23 new electric school buses appeared first on Environment America.
- Exploring this year’s best physics research in our Top 10 Breakthroughs of 2024Lively chat about antimatter, medical physics, quantum computing, lasers and more The post Exploring this year’s best physics research in our Top 10 Breakthroughs of 2024 appeared first on Physics World.
- Top 10 Breakthroughs of the Year in physics for 2024 revealedWork on entangled imaging, recoiling nuclei and transparent mice are on our shortlist The post Top 10 Breakthroughs of the Year in physics for 2024 revealed appeared first on Physics World.
- Scottish Water served £6,000 civil penalty for polluting Dunfermline burnScottish Water has been served a civil penalty of £6,000 by Scotland’s environmental regulator for breaching a condition of their licence after a discharge of untreated sewage caused pollution of the Crossford Burn in Dunfermline. The Variable Monetary penalty (VMP) was issued by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) following an investigation by officers. The […]
- Comment: The misleading spin surrounding net zeroAndrew Normand of Encora Energy, explains why he believes talk of blackouts and rationing of energy use are being misused to stigmatize the opportunities of the energy transition In the latest round of political wars, Net Zero has become a hot topic amid conflicting views on the benefits versus the costs. As part of this, […]
- Probing human serum for unknown and hazardous chemicalsA groundbreaking method of detecting unknown chemicals in human serum is proposed in a study by a group from Chiba University. The approach answers a call for better ways of conducting non-targeted chemical analysis (i.e., that undertaken without prior knowledge of what specific compounds are present), and offers an approach suitable for identifying foreign chemicals […]
- As Wolf Populations Rebound, an Angry Backlash IntensifiesThe reintroduction of endangered wolves to Yellowstone National Park 30 years ago was a major conservation victory. But as wolves have spread across the West, anger and resentment at the apex predator has escalated, with hunters in some states increasingly targeting them.Read more on E360 →
- Global shipping finance portfolio moves closer to alignment with net zero climate goalsData from financial institutions appear to show that the global finance portfolio for shipping has moved closer to alignment with ambitious decarbonisation trajectories set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), which aim to remove emissions from international shipping by 2050. The new insights are contained in The Poseidon Principles’ fifth Annual Disclosure Report, which showcases […]
- Automated checks build confidence in treatment verificationChartCheck, a treatment evaluation solution from Radformation, helps physicists who are responsible for patient safety to speed up their weekly checks and make them more consistent The post Automated checks build confidence in treatment verification appeared first on Physics World.
- In his final weeks, Biden aims to cut off funding for oil and gas projects abroadTrump would have a hard time undoing a potential international agreement to end most export credits for fossil fuel infrastructure.
- The climate cost of Trump’s tariffsThe tariffs will make everything from heat pumps and solar panels to EVs more expensive.
- Circular economy now: Labour must equip local authorities with necessary resourcesThe Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning & Transport wants to see dedicated tools developed and distributed among councils. Launched by the Association at its Autumn Conference late-November, the Resources and Waste Policy Position paper calls for a more joined up policy landscape. A focus on driving sustainable production, reducing consumption, and improving resource […]
- Diet Coke vs Coke Zero: Which One Should You Pick?When it comes to low calorie sodas, Diet Coke vs Coke Zero is a hot topic among soda fans. Both claim to be sugar free but what’s the difference? Let’s get into the differences, taste profiles, ingredients and health impact. What Is Diet Coke? Diet Coke was launched in 1982 as the first sugar free...
- 5 Ways to Reuse Holiday CardsTurn holiday cards into something useful rather than trashing them or tossing them in a box with these five ideas. The post 5 Ways to Reuse Holiday Cards appeared first on Earth911.
- 5 Children’s Books That Expertly Teach About the EnvironmentWe all know that reading to our children every night is important for their overall... The post 5 Children’s Books That Expertly Teach About the Environment appeared first on Earth911.
- DIY Natural Handmade Beauty Products That Make Great GiftsWhen it comes to gift-giving, a handmade touch can elevate your present from thoughtful to... The post DIY Natural Handmade Beauty Products That Make Great Gifts appeared first on Earth911.
- Ecologists without borders: Ukraine’s Kakhovka Dam and nature recoveryOne of the most severe environmental disasters of the war so far, the destruction of Kakhovka Dam disrupted water supplies,threatened livelihoods and devastated ecosystems. But advanced satellite imagery now shows the environment is healing and adapting at a startling rate. The Kakhovka Dam on the Dnipro River in southern Ukraine was crucial for irrigation, energy […]
- Roseburn to Union Canal active travel route opens in EdinburghCycle paths and walking routes form the City of Edinburgh Council’s new green corridor. Open to the public from Sunday 8th December, the new £17million active travel link has transformed previously disused land and public spaces in the hope of encouraging more people to walk, cycle or wheel. Approved for consultation in 2023, the new […]
- Activist arrests in UK 'three times global average'Activist arrests in UK 'three times global average' Channel News Catherine Early 12th December 2024 Teaser Media
- Energy addiction - time for rehab?Energy addiction - time for rehab? Channel Comment brendan 12th December 2024 Teaser Media
- Breathe Easy: How Regular HVAC Care Supports Cleaner Air and Better SleepThere’s nothing quite like stepping into a home that feels just right—the air is fresh, the temperature is perfect, and you can truly relax. Achieving that level of comfort and wellness depends on one unsung hero: your HVAC system. It not only regulates temperature but also improves the air you breathe and supports quality sleep—two...
- Forest Service proposed logging threatens species, older trees in Pike National ForestEnvironmental groups submit comments asking agency to change plans The post Forest Service proposed logging threatens species, older trees in Pike National Forest appeared first on Environment America.
- For Wildlife, Human Noise Is the Downside of Outdoor FunFor hikers, bikers, and dog walkers, the proposed Skyline Trail was a no-brainer—another way to clear their heads and enjoy views of the Grand Tetons near Jackson, Wyoming. But as the U.S. Forest...
- For Wildlife, Human Noise Is the Downside of Outdoor FunFor hikers, bikers, and dog walkers, the proposed Skyline Trail was a no-brainer—another way to clear their heads and enjoy views of the Grand Tetons near Jackson, Wyoming. But as the U.S. Forest...
- Major Banks Linked to Loss of Paraguayan Forest the Size of New York CityTen major banks are financing Paraguayan beef producers implicated in the destruction of forest spanning an area the size of New York City, a new report finds.Read more on E360 →
- EPA announces millions of dollars in awards for electric school busesEPA’s Clean Heavy Duty Vehicle grants will accelerate adoption of electric school buses, which are a healthier choice for our kids and better for the environment. The post EPA announces millions of dollars in awards for electric school buses appeared first on Environment America.
- Patient-specific quality assurance (PSQA) based on independent 3D dose calculationAvailable to watch now, sponsored by LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen The post Patient-specific quality assurance (PSQA) based on independent 3D dose calculation appeared first on Physics World.
- Improving U.S. Coastal Protection and ResilienceHow can the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers work with communities and agencies to create more effective coastal protection projects?
- Bicycle tyres recycling scheme aims to double collection points by 2026Velorim, “the UK’s simple solution to recycling bicycle tyres and inner tubes”, has announced its ambition to double collection points across the UK by 2026, as it continues its mission to make cycling greener. With over 600 locations across the country already, the recycling service says it aims to make recycling bike tyres and inner […]
- Work concludes on AI-powered flood risk digital twin prototypeQuantCube Technology and French space agency, CNES, have announced the successful delivery of a flood warning and risk mapping prototype, the SCO FloodDAM Digital Twin. The prototype, which can detect, monitor, assess and predict the financial and socio-economic risks related to flood events, harnesses continental water data from earth observation data, in-situ ground sensors and […]
- Investors shun long-term ESG rewards in quest for short-term gains, says EY surveyA blinkered view of climate change and sustainability has taken hold across the world’s investor community and is fueling a focus on short-term performance at the expense of longer-term gains from environmental, social and governance (ESG) investments, according to consultancy firm EY, in summarising the findings of its latest EY Institutional Investor Survey. The survey, […]
- Microplastics and Their Hidden Impact on Agricultural ProductivityThe accumulation of microplastics, which are plastic particles smaller than 5 millimeters in soil, results from both human-caused pollution and contemporary farming methods. Microplastics are a byproduct of plastic mulching’s degradation process in treated sewage sludge. They find their way into farming systems via various entry points, such as fertilizers, irrigation systems, and soil. The...
- Scientists braced for Donald Trump’s second term as US presidentEarly indications of the direction of Donald Trump’s second term as US president are already spooking some scientists The post Scientists braced for Donald Trump’s second term as US president appeared first on Physics World.
- Mindful Consumption: Smart Choices to Reduce Your Environmental FootprintEvery decision you make, big or small, can shape the world around you. Mindful consumption is about being intentional with these choices, reducing waste, conserving resources, and supporting practices that benefit the planet. By embracing this approach, you can lower your environmental footprint while enriching your connection to what you use daily. This isn’t about...
- Sustainable Backyard Farming 101: Tips and Best PracticesGrowing your own food is one of the most efficient eco-friendly practices out there. You can reduce waste and contribute to a toxin-free environment. A small backyard farm or edible garden can help the ecosystem around you and provide great-tasting fresh ingredients for your kitchen. However, some farming practices, like toxic pesticide use, are harmful...
- Global Plastic Treaty Talks Collapse in BusanThe ambitious global effort to create a legally binding treaty on plastic pollution collapsed in... The post Global Plastic Treaty Talks Collapse in Busan appeared first on Earth911.
- Unclear nature: anthropological study of CERN is a missed opportunity to bridge physics and social sciencesAchintya Rao reviews Unfinished Nature: Particle Physics at CERN by Arpita Roy The post Unclear nature: anthropological study of CERN is a missed opportunity to bridge physics and social sciences appeared first on Physics World.
- Institute of Physics awards ‘revolutionary’ waste heat-to-electricity technologyA technology that converts low-temperature waste heat into electricity has earned the Institute of Physics (IOP) Business Innovation Award for FeTu, the Elland-based green energy business behind the approach. The award celebrates FeTu’s success in translating physics research into a viable commercial enterprise with a product that the IOP judges described as a “revolutionary heat […]
- Biogas would provide a £400 annual saving for households on the road to net zero, says analysisThe cost of meeting Britain’s net zero targets in 2050 could be nearly £300 billion less than official projections, according to new analysis drawing on the computer model used by Whitehall. The savings over the period to 2050 – equivalent to £415 for every household every year – would come about from a greater use […]
- Extreme heat is forcing farmers to work overnight, an adaptation that comes with a costFarmers and fisherfolk across the world are shifting into nighttime work to escape perilous heat.
- How Trump could bring fish farms to the Gulf of Mexico"If we care about climate change, we shouldn't have them in our oceans."
- The Arctic just hit an unfortunate climate milestoneFor thousands of years, the tundra sequestered more carbon than it emitted. Not anymore.
- UK skills crisis to worsen as small businesses unable to take on apprentices, think tank warnsA new report warns government to fix the issues preventing small businesses from fully embracing apprenticeships, particularly in skilled trades. Government data show that for every apprentice vacancy, nearly two young people are interested, potentially leaving many without placements. A report from a cross-party thinktank, the Social Market Foundation (SMF), Laying the foundations, published on […]
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Plastic Bank’s David Katz On Building A Global Bottle Deposit SystemDavid Katz, founder and CEO of Plastic Bank, returned to talk with Mitch Ratcliffe about... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Plastic Bank’s David Katz On Building A Global Bottle Deposit System appeared first on Earth911.
- Brilliant Ways to Repurpose HangersWondering what to do with those hangers that seem to multiply like rabbits after clothes... The post Brilliant Ways to Repurpose Hangers appeared first on Earth911.
- The Blueprint Coalition: empowering local authorities to lead on climate actionLouise Marix Evans, Director of Quantum Strategy & Technology Ltd, reflects on a recent Blueprint Coalition webinar she chaired, exploring the alignment of new government devolution plans with environmental outcomes. In recent years, the conversation around climate action has shifted from discussions on a global and national level to focus more on how solutions can […]
- Cornwall College University and Eden Project launch Centre for Excellence‘A display of commitment to ecology and transformative research’ will look to transform sustainable agriculture. The Cornwall College University Centre for Excellence in Research and Knowledge Transfer, new state of the art laboratories have opened at the Eden Project. Andy Jasper, CEO of Eden Project, kickstarted the official ribbon cutting ceremony last week, and made […]
- Neston Community Energy receives grant funding in first yearThe volunteer-run organisation has been handed £38,000 from the Community Energy Fund and could turn landfill into a renewable energy park. The grant will be used to obtain a feasibility study to investigate if landfill from the Clayhill Industrial Estate, located next to the Neston Recycling Centre, Cheshire, could be used as the site for […]
- Is Denmark’s Green Tripartite Agreement really as groundbreaking as it claims? This post is by Lærke Kjærbye-Thygesen, policy officer, food and bioresources, at Green Transition Denmark, and Niklas Sjøbeck Jørgensen, senior policy officer, food and bioresources, at Green Transition Denmark. A historic agreement. That’s how Denmark’s latest political agreement – the Green Tripartite Agreement – is […]
- Starmer backed CCS 'an absolute fraud'Starmer backed CCS 'an absolute fraud' Channel News brendan 11th December 2024 Teaser Media
- Why Wildlife Groups and Whiskey Makers Are Rallying to Save This Vital Eastern TreeIf you’re in the eastern United States marveling at a tree close to 100 feet tall with limbs that spread nearly as wide, there’s a good chance you’re looking at a white oak. Identifiable by its...
- Why Wildlife Groups and Whiskey Makers Are Rallying to Save This Vital Eastern TreeIf you’re in the eastern United States marveling at a tree close to 100 feet tall with limbs that spread nearly as wide, there’s a good chance you’re looking at a white oak. Identifiable by its...
- Winter Is the Perfect Time to Take Up Crow WatchingAs the winter chill sets in, American Crows start congregating. A crowd of corvids can seem intimidating, even ominous. And for those who live close to a roost, the birds can be a noisy and messy...
- Winter Is the Perfect Time to Take Up Crow WatchingAs the winter chill sets in, American Crows start congregating. A crowd of corvids can seem intimidating, even ominous. And for those who live close to a roost, the birds can be a noisy and messy...
- Good news: Norway won’t start deep sea mining, yetThe country’s decision to postpone the start of deep sea mining is good news – but highlights the real risk facing our ocean The post Good news: Norway won’t start deep sea mining, yet appeared first on Environment America.
- Audubon’s Bold Work in Western WaterEvery time I return home from a trip to one of Audubon’s Western Water priority sites, I’m energized by the incredibly important and ambitious work Audubon and our partners are doing to address...
- Audubon’s Bold Work in Western WaterEvery time I return home from a trip to one of Audubon’s Western Water priority sites, I’m energized by the incredibly important and ambitious work Audubon and our partners are doing to address...
- How the AI Boom Threatens to Short-Circuit Climate ActionNorthern Virginia’s Data Center Alley lives up to its nickname. Vast, windowless buildings proliferate beside suburban neighborhoods, looming over cul-de-sacs. Dwelling among these imposing...
- How the AI Boom Threatens to Short-Circuit Climate ActionNorthern Virginia’s Data Center Alley lives up to its nickname. Vast, windowless buildings proliferate beside suburban neighborhoods, looming over cul-de-sacs. Dwelling among these imposing...
- 10 Fun Facts About the Red-winged BlackbirdIf you’ve seen a bird, chances are good you’ve seen a Red-winged Blackbird. One of the most widespread (and—dare we say it—fashionable?) birds in North America, the passerines can be found...
- 10 Fun Facts About the Red-winged BlackbirdIf you’ve seen a bird, chances are good you’ve seen a Red-winged Blackbird. One of the most widespread (and—dare we say it—fashionable?) birds in North America, the passerines can be found...
- New ‘threatened’ classification would give monarch butterflies fighting chance to surviveAfter years of outcry, government proposes to list iconic orange-and-black flier under Endangered Species Act The post New ‘threatened’ classification would give monarch butterflies fighting chance to survive appeared first on Environment America.
- Quharity Burn returned to natural state to boost biodiversity and flood resilienceA 500-metre stretch of the Quharity Burn has been restored to return the river to its historical course using nature-based solutions implemented on the Kinnordy Estate near Angus. Funded by NatureScot’s Nature Restoration Fund, the design phase of the project began in September 2022, with ‘nature-based’ designs being developed by RSK Group company CBEC eco-engineering. […]
- Phosphorus project finds alternatives to chemical treatmentA major collaborative study into alternative approaches to phosphorus removal at rural wastewater treatment works has delivered promising results, with one new method already in use by a UK water company. The ALT-P project was led by United Utilities, with project partners Southern Water, Wessex Water, University of Portsmouth, Power & Water, Kolina, Hydro Industries […]
- Nuada and Carbfix team up to offer carbon capture and storageNuada and Carbfix have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on delivering integrated carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions aimed at reducing emissions in key sectors, including cement, lime, steel, waste-to-energy, and bioenergy. “By uniting Nuada’s innovative carbon capture technology with Carbfix’s transformative and permanent underground CO₂ mineralization method, this partnership offers industrial […]
- Quantum processor enters unprecedented territory for error correctionErrors on Google Quantum AI device drop below threshold needed to “win” the error-correction game The post Quantum processor enters unprecedented territory for error correction appeared first on Physics World.
- ‘Raise the bar’, EA head tells water sector at Brighton eventChief executive of the Environment Agency, Philip Duffy, has told delegates at British Water’s Annual Conference that action is being taken to meet rising customer expectations. “There has been a real collapse in public trust in what the sector is doing,” he said. “The EA is turning that around by gathering more water quality data […]
- Squishy silicone rings shine a spotlight on fluid-solid transitionModel shows how highly deformable particles, grains and cells respond to external forces The post Squishy silicone rings shine a spotlight on fluid-solid transition appeared first on Physics World.
- Can Support for Clean Energy Withstand Changing Political Winds?With billions in investment flowing to GOP districts, Donald Trump’s plans to repeal clean energy tax credits face Republican resistance. In an e360 interview, political scientist Leah Stokes, who helped craft U.S. climate law, talks about the new politics of renewable energy.Read more on E360 →
- Is Oikos Triple Zero Really Good for You?When it comes to healthy snacking, Oikos Triple Zero often pops up as a go-to choice. But is it really as good as it claims? Let’s dive deep into the nutrition facts, health benefits, and why fitness enthusiasts love it. What Is Oikos Triple Zero? Oikos Triple Zero is a high-protein Greek yogurt made by...
- Does talking about climate ‘tipping points’ inspire action — or defeat?The phrase grabs people's attention, but some scientists argue it's doing more harm than good.
- The heart of the matter: how advances in medical physics impact cardiologyThe IOP Medical Physics Group meeting examined the impact of advanced imaging techniques and computational modelling on cardiology The post The heart of the matter: how advances in medical physics impact cardiology appeared first on Physics World.
- Making the Holidays More SustainableThe holidays may be a cheery time of year for you and your family and... The post Making the Holidays More Sustainable appeared first on Earth911.
- Good, Better, Best: Vegetarian ProteinBecoming vegan is one of the most impactful things an American can do to reduce... The post Good, Better, Best: Vegetarian Protein appeared first on Earth911.
- Green Giving: 5 Nonprofits Clobbering Climate ChangeThinking about year-end donations to nonprofits focused on issues related to climate change? A lot... The post Green Giving: 5 Nonprofits Clobbering Climate Change appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Let’s Recycle More AluminumWhat connects us all? Nature and our shared relationships through nature. Mining the bauxite that... The post We Earthlings: Let’s Recycle More Aluminum appeared first on Earth911.
- UK must mirror European net zero policy to reduce apartment building emissionsWith 20% of Britain’s housing stock now made up of multi-home buildings, renovation and retrofit regulations must change to cut the associated footprint. Countries across the EU face similar challenges, with the European Commission reporting that 46% of the bloc’s population now lives in an apartment. However, many of the UK’s continental counterparts have taken […]