Environmental news from around the world.
- The truth behind Europe’s floods The truth behind Europe’s floods Channel Comment Catherine Early 5th December 2024 Teaser Media
- Louisiana’s Maurepas Swamp Gets a Much-needed Revival Less than an hour outside of New Orleans lies an iconic landscape filled with all the things one may think of when picturing Louisiana: bald cypress trees draped in delicate Spanish moss, alligators...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in Minnesota In contrast with last year's horrible weather, the 124th Audubon Christmas Bird Count (2023-2024) was the warmest on record taking place during the hottest December on record in Minnesota. While last...
- Long-Haired Cat Grooming – Tips for a Healthy Coat Taking care of a long-haired cat means having to pay extra attention to their grooming routine. If you’ve got one of these fluffy felines, you’ll know their coat can quickly turn into a nightmare of tangles and matted clumps without proper care. Grooming isn’t just about keeping them looking good, of course, but crucial for...
- How the wedding industry can lead the way in sustainable innovation The wedding services market is known for its association with luxury and opulence. Many couples are willing to pay an exorbitant amount to orchestrate the wedding of their dreams. However, weddings generate significant waste and carbon emissions because of single-use items and travel requirements. According to a Grand View Research report, the global wedding industry’s...
- Sci-fi odyssey of the pronghorn migration Once a flourishing population, pronghorn face barriers to migration that leave their population at risk The post Sci-fi odyssey of the pronghorn migration appeared first on Environment America.
- Microplastics are not just in us, they are also in wildlife Microplastics are accumulating in our oceans and waterways and negatively impacting wildlife. The post Microplastics are not just in us, they are also in wildlife appeared first on Environment America.
- Strips of prairie alongside crops can save the soil Native prairie is good for the soil, good for bees — even good for high school senior portraits. Check out the NBC News story. The post Strips of prairie alongside crops can save the soil appeared first on Environment America.
- Mathematical model sheds light on how exercise suppresses tumour growth A simple mathematical model examines the intricate relationship between exercise, immune function and cancer The post Mathematical model sheds light on how exercise suppresses tumour growth appeared first on Physics World.
- Shared transport study points to huge emissions reduction (again) A new analysis of daily commutes by UK commuters reiterates the case for more e-bike and e-scooter rental schemes. According to the CoMoUK study, if people currently travelling short distances for work using a car switched to electric alternatives, some 1million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions could be saved annually in the UK. This means […]
- ‘Fully funded’ Introduction to Heat Network course launches Engineers, architects, building services professionals, energy consultants, contractors and developers are all invited to participate, but places are limited. Delivered by United Living Group subsidiary GTEC, the online course covers design amd feasibility of various heat network applications. Running costs are covered by the Department for Energy, Sustainability & Net Zero, with the launch coming […]
- US ploughs $50m into sodium-ion battery development Sodium-ion batteries offer a sustainable, low-cost alternative to lithium-ion technology The post US ploughs $50m into sodium-ion battery development appeared first on Physics World.
- Will New Carbon Market Work? Indonesia Will Provide First Test A U.N. carbon market is expected to open as soon as next year, with carbon-rich Indonesia planning to generate billions of dollars in credits from its vast rainforests. But critics say the trading system is susceptible to fraud and errors that will undermine emissions goals.Read more on E360 →
- We Earthlings: Now Is the Time to Double Down The 2024 U.S. election appears to be a defeat for climate regulation, but that doesn’t... The post We Earthlings: Now Is the Time to Double Down appeared first on Earth911.
- FOG recovery innovator wins drainage innovation award Green technology company, Eco Clarity, has been recognised for its groundbreaking FOG (fat, oil and grease) management solution by scooping the prestigious innovation award at the National Drainage Awards in London on 27 November. Sustainable solution The judges praised Eco Clarity’s breakthrough service and technology, which collects problematic FOG waste and converts it into a […]
- A ‘quantum rose’ for the 21st century: Oksana Kondratyeva on her stained-glass art inspired by a quantum computer Oksana Kondratyeva describes her creation of a quantum-inspired work of stained-glass art The post A ‘quantum rose’ for the 21st century: Oksana Kondratyeva on her stained-glass art inspired by a quantum computer appeared first on Physics World.
- Nuclear shape transitions visualized for the first time Physicists say the LHC could provide evidence to back up theoretical findings on how shapes of atomic nuclei change under extreme conditions The post Nuclear shape transitions visualized for the first time appeared first on Physics World.
- New technologies could refine the copper the world needs — without the dirty smelting Copper will play a central role in the energy transition. These startups are working on a cleaner way to extract it.
- What You Need To Know About Hydropower This article is the third in a six-part series that explores how we get our electricity... The post What You Need To Know About Hydropower appeared first on Earth911.
- All Natural Beauty: 4 Simple DIY Natural Skin Care Recipes From Mother Earth Transforming your body care products from harmful to homemade doesn’t need to cost a fortune... The post All Natural Beauty: 4 Simple DIY Natural Skin Care Recipes From Mother Earth appeared first on Earth911.
- 30 year restoration and rewilding project begins at Castle Howard The North Yorkshire estate is set to restore 440 acres of low-yield farmland in a decade-spanning initiative. Biodiversity Net Gain provider Environment Bank will be delivering the project over the next 30 years, transforming difficult to farm green space into Bog Hall Habitat Bank, offering high integrity Nature Shares to businesses in the process. Selected […]
- Israeli bombings destroy lives - and nature Israeli bombings destroy lives - and nature Channel News brendan 3rd December 2024 Teaser Media
- First Nations Are On the Cusp of a Big Marine Conservation Win in Canada—and They Have Even Bigger Plans .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...
- Over 100 countries want an ambitious plastics treaty. Oil-producing nations are getting in the way. “If it wasn’t for Saudi and Russia we would have reached an agreement here.”
- A win for the monarchs: Oregon’s new projects give butterflies a boost With the western monarch facing steep decline, two Oregon senators secure funding to protect the state’s monarch butterfly population. The post A win for the monarchs: Oregon’s new projects give butterflies a boost appeared first on Environment America.
- Top Stories Around Audubon in 2024 During 2024 Audubon worked tirelessly to "bend the bird curve," pushing for stronger protections of global biodiversity at COP16, and stronger climate action at Climate Week NYC. We helped secure...
- World Water Film Festival Makes a Splash at Columbia Climate School The event featured films and speakers from around the world who spotlighted humanity’s essential relationship with water and how it continues to evolve in our changing climate.
- 90% of new electricity capacity in 2024 to date comes from renewables Solar accounted for 78% of all new electricity generation capacity from January through September 2024 The post 90% of new electricity capacity in 2024 to date comes from renewables appeared first on Environment America.
- Oil States Play Spoiler in Failed Plastics Treaty Negotiations Countries have failed to reach an agreement to stem plastic pollution after a small number of oil-rich nations resisted efforts to limit production. Read more on E360 →
- Guest Opinion: Digging a Pathway to Net Zero Concrete Strong, durable, low maintenance and highly resistant to both fire and water, concrete’s many practical... The post Guest Opinion: Digging a Pathway to Net Zero Concrete appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Author Nadina Galle on The Nature of Our Cities More than half the world’s population—4.4 billion people—live in cities today. That number is expected... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Author Nadina Galle on The Nature of Our Cities appeared first on Earth911.
- From qubits to metamaterials: tech that led to Institute of Physics business awards 2024 James McKenzie lifts the lid on some of the 2024 winners of the Institute of Physics business-award winners The post From qubits to metamaterials: tech that led to Institute of Physics business awards 2024 appeared first on Physics World.
- How giant ‘batteries’ in the Earth could slash your electricity bills We're wasting too much of the clean energy we generate. Reservoirs and caverns can store excess solar and wind power.
- Midwest wins funding for a new hydrogen hub. Not everyone is convinced it’s ‘clean.’ Policymakers and industry say the Midwest Hydrogen Hub will create green jobs and slash emissions, but environmentalists see a ploy to keep fossil fuels in use.
- Physicists close in on fractionally-charged electron mystery in graphene Topological flat band may account for fractional quantum anomalous Hall effect recently observed in pentalayer moiré graphene The post Physicists close in on fractionally-charged electron mystery in graphene appeared first on Physics World.
- The world’s biggest climate case begins in The Hague An international court will decide what nations owe to future generations.
- Understanding Where Garbage Goes Humans create a lot of waste, but when you throw something away, how much do... The post Understanding Where Garbage Goes appeared first on Earth911.
- Minister for Science supports ‘biodegradable net zero transition’ Lord Patrick Vallance emphasised the importance of bio-based products in decarbonising Britain at a recent industry ceremony. Speaking at the BBIA Demeter Awards recognise the UK’s role as a leader in bio industries, and celebrates innovations within associated sectors. Lord Vallance’s predecessor, former-Minister for Science George Freeman, and Lord Deben, former-Secretary of State for the […]
- Owala Water Bottle: The Secret behind the Hype The Owala Water Bottle has become super popular for its looks and innovation. With its dual functionality and convenience it’s the top choice for many looking for a practical hydration solution. Whether you’re an athlete, busy professional or just someone who loves stylish water bottles, Owala has you covered. At its heart Owala is aesthetics...
- All-aboard for free public transport All-aboard for free public transport Channel Comment brendan 2nd December 2024 Teaser Media
- Free public transport puts Glasgow on track Free public transport puts Glasgow on track Channel Comment brendan 2nd December 2024 Teaser Media
- Milaf Cola: The World’s First Date-Based Soft Drink You Need to Try Milaf Cola is a revolutionary soft drink made from dates and was launched at the Riyadh Date Festival. A Saudi innovation that combines health with the pleasure of a refreshing drink. This product from Thurath Al-Madina Company is a step towards healthy and eco-friendly consumables in the beverage industry. Key Details About Milaf Cola Aspect...
- New York isn’t ready to fight more wildfires New York could see more frequent and destructive blazes, but the state doesn’t have enough forest rangers and firefighters to respond to the growing threat.
- Return to Helgoland: celebrating 100 years of quantum mechanics Robert P Crease explains the aims and ambitions of the Helgoland 2025 meeting The post Return to Helgoland: celebrating 100 years of quantum mechanics appeared first on Physics World.
- Is Styrofoam Recyclable? The Answer Will Surprise You! Yes, Styrofoam is recyclable, but the options are limited, and the process is challenging. Proper recycling requires thorough cleaning and disposing of it at specific facilities. Globally, the lack of convenient recycling options results in most Styrofoam ending up in landfills or the environment. That is why the question arises: Is Styrofoam Recyclable? Styrofoam, also...
- Delayed Big Bang for dark matter could be detected in gravitational wavesLate arrival of dark matter would leave subtle imprint on space–time The post Delayed Big Bang for dark matter could be detected in gravitational waves appeared first on Physics World.
- There’s a reason oil well sales are collapsing in California: Cleanup costsFaced with putting up hefty bonds to clean up their mess, operators are instead taking a pass on selling off dying wells.
- How to Harness Solar Power for Sustainable Chicken FarmingImage by RoyBuri on Pixabay As the world grapples with climate change and environmental degradation, sustainable chicken farming practices are more crucial than ever. Solar power has emerged as a game-changer for chicken farmers to minimize their carbon footprint while maximizing efficiency. Whether you are a seasoned poultry keeper or a humble backyard chicken enthusiast,...
- Eco-Friendly Tips for Choosing Hotels and Rentals with Sustainability in MindTraveling doesn’t mean we have to leave our eco-conscious values behind. As more of us prioritize sustainability, hotels, and vacation rentals are stepping up to offer greener options. But with so many choices, how do we ensure our stays align with our commitment to the planet? By making thoughtful decisions, we can reduce our environmental...
- The mechanics of squirting cucumbers revealedThe researchers revealed that the mechanism has been fine-tuned to ensure optimal seed dispersal The post The mechanics of squirting cucumbers revealed appeared first on Physics World.
- Avoiding fires with composite bund systemsThis article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with Sui Generis. Chemical, oil and fuel spills can have devastating consequences across various sectors, from manufacturing to farming and construction. The financial ramifications can escalate rapidly, involving fines, legal costs, and emergency response fees. As of December 2023, the EA can impose unlimited fines for […]
- From the blackboard to the boardroom: why university is a great place to become an entrepreneurRobert Phillips argues that whatever your career ambitions, entrepreneurship skills will set you up for success The post From the blackboard to the boardroom: why university is a great place to become an entrepreneur appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Mokokoma Mokhonoana on Farming Just To EatEarth911 inspirations. Post them, share your desire to help people think of the planet first,... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Mokokoma Mokhonoana on Farming Just To Eat appeared first on Earth911.
- Aston University biochar experts look for corporate collaborationsResearchers want to team up with the industry on initiatives including paint and low carbon heating following additional West Midlands Innovation Accelerator funding. Aston University’s Energy & Bioproducts Research Institute [EBRI] has issued an open invitation for companies in the West Midlands region to make contact with new projects, products and ideas that could be […]
- All COPs are brokenAll COPs are broken Channel Comment brendan 29th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Strategies for Modernizing Agricultural PracticesKey Takeaways Modern agricultural practices offer sustainable solutions to age-old farming challenges. Technological innovations are pivotal in revolutionizing the farming sector. Efficient resource management plays a significant role in boosting productivity. Integration of data-driven techniques enhances decision-making in agriculture. Adopting Technological Innovations in Agriculture In the dynamic environment of modern agriculture, the integration of cutting-edge...
- Breeze bonanza: AI helps sculpt first geographically-tailored urban wind turbineA group in Birmingham has unveiled what they describe as the world’s first urban wind turbine designed by AI, and tailored to the unique wind conditions of a specific geographic locale. The collaboration between AI design specialists EvoPhase and metal fabricators Kwik Fab is said to provide a solution to one of the most pressing […]
- City-scale heat networks needed to decarbonise heat in Scottish cities, says report by industry bodyScotland needs to urgently change the way it heats its cities and towns if it is to meet the Scottish Government’s target of decarbonising heat by 2045, says a report published today (28 November) by Scottish Renewables, the industry body for renewable energy in Scotland. More than half of Scotland’s energy consumption is used for […]
- 70% of ocean microplastics are the type found in clothes, textiles and fishing gear – and Europe is a hotspotThree of the world’s top five hotspots for marine microplastic pollution are in Europe, according to new data collected by sailors and teams competing in The Ocean Race. During the global sailing competition last year, water samples were collected from the Atlantic Ocean, southern Indian and Pacific Oceans, the Southern Ocean, and in seas around […]
- Astronomers can play an important role in explaining the causes and consequences of climate change, says astrophysicistThis podcast also looks at the connections between clouds and global warming The post Astronomers can play an important role in explaining the causes and consequences of climate change, says astrophysicist appeared first on Physics World.
- Transformed leakage technology can tackle resource challengeThere has been a transformation in leakage technology over the past five years, with new systems now available that improve performance, keeping more water in supply, writes Roland Leslie, Ovarro’s UK & Ireland sales lead, ahead of the Annual Leakage Conference taking place in Birmingham, UK, 2-3 December 2024. The impact of emerging technologies, particularly […]
- Tribute Plant: A Living Memory You Can NurtureA tribute plant honors someone’s memory. It is a tree, shrub, or flowering plant. Tribute plants symbolize life and resilience. They combine remembrance with eco-friendliness. Planting one supports nature and serves as a lasting tribute. It blends emotion and environmental impact. Tribute Plant Overview Table Category Details Definition A living plant dedicated to commemorate someone’s...
- Raising Baby Turkey: Everything You Must Know to Keep Poults HealthyA baby turkey, also called a poult, requires specific care to ensure survival and growth. Poults are delicate and can perish quickly if their environment, food, or water isn’t adequate. Raising healthy poults starts with understanding their unique needs, such as warmth, proper diet, and protection from rain and predators. The following guide provides practical...
- New Recyclability by Design guidelines encompass EPR and emerging issuesRECOUP has updated its Recyclability by Design (RBD) publication, bringing things up to date with emerging requirements, and at a critical time for packaging recyclability with the impending increase of compliance costs associated with Extended Producer Responsibility. Originally released in 2006, the RBD document from the group – a leading UK independent authority on plastics […]
- Group plans to advance furniture recycling mission in ScotlandOver 3 million tonnes of office furniture is sent to landfill annually across the world, explains Recycle Scotland as it announces a fresh new look to reflect its ambitions of widening its ‘reuse first’ service. Established in 2010, the firm’s primary work involves collecting and recycling unwanted office furniture to re-sell where possible and then […]
- Guest Opinion: Touch the Earth Lightly, Use the Earth GentlyAs the holidays approach, we can learn much about planning a low-carbon holiday meal from... The post Guest Opinion: Touch the Earth Lightly, Use the Earth Gently appeared first on Earth911.
- Optimization algorithm gives laser fusion a boostSimulations suggest that iterative technique could increase the energy output of direct-drive inertial confinement fusion The post Optimization algorithm gives laser fusion a boost appeared first on Physics World.
- The Essence of Giving: 5 Essential DIY Holiday Gifts Made With Essential OilsThe mention of “fragrance” on a product label may seem innocuous, but this one word... The post The Essence of Giving: 5 Essential DIY Holiday Gifts Made With Essential Oils appeared first on Earth911.
- Baking Soda: Multipurpose SuperheroThe chances are good that you have a box of baking soda stashed away on... The post Baking Soda: Multipurpose Superhero appeared first on Earth911.
- As ecosystems collapse, we’re caring less about the environmentUK attitudes suggest climate concern and trust in green energy are in decline at a time when we need more awareness, urgency and action. According to the Office or National Statistics [ONS], over-18s in Britain have actually lost interest in climate change and the environment over the past 12 months. This is despite the fact […]
- UK energy governance is changing fast, here’s what’s needed to get it rightThis post is by Dr Richard Lowes of the University of Exeter, and Dr Jess Britton of the University of Edinburgh. In early October, the energy regulator Ofgem closed its Regional Energy Strategic Plan (RESP) policy framework consultation; there are some positive developments coming, but […]
- Dining out: West Africa’s bushmeat trade is greater threat than poachingIn his final report from Ghana, adventurer and environmentalist Ian Packham come face-to-face with the illegal trade in wild meats, its impact on the environment and public health. Bui Dam hydroelectric plant, close to the border with Côte d’Ivoire in Ghana’s northwest, came online just a decade ago. The electricity it produces has stopped many […]
- How Bunded Pallets Support Sustainable Industrial PracticesAs environmental consciousness grows, industries are under increasing pressure to adopt sustainable practices. Bundled pallets offer a practical and effective solution to reduce waste, optimize logistics, and minimize carbon emissions. These innovative packaging systems streamline operations and enhance supply chain efficiency by consolidating multiple pallets into a single, secure unit. This guide will explore the...
- Top 5 Signs Your Furnace Needs RepairDuring the winter months, ignoring furnace repair issues can come at a cost. Minor problems can quickly spiral into costly, time-consuming repairs if they aren’t addressed right away. Worse still, an ongoing malfunction can lead to a breakdown during frigid temperatures. By working with a trusted provider of furnace services, homeowners can spot early warning...
- 30 Green Fruits: Explore Their Taste, Nutrition, and Health BenefitsGreen fruits are not just delicious; they are loaded with nutrients that can keep us healthy. From boosting our immune system to heart health, these fruits have many benefits. In this article we will explore the 30 green fruits. Their taste, health benefits of including green fruits in our diet and how they can benefit...
- For Fantastic Seabird Spotting, Head to ... the Great Lakes?The Holiday, a handsome 65-foot charter boat, spends much of its time ferrying Cleveland Browns fans up the Cuyahoga River from the city’s Flats neighborhood to home games at Huntington Bank...
- For Fantastic Seabird Spotting, Head to ... the Great Lakes?The Holiday, a handsome 65-foot charter boat, spends much of its time ferrying Cleveland Browns fans up the Cuyahoga River from the city’s Flats neighborhood to home games at Huntington Bank...
- How Home Depot can protect bees from deadly pesticidesNeonic pesticides kill bees in huge numbers, yet Home Depot continues to sell them. We’re calling on Home Depot to stop. The post How Home Depot can protect bees from deadly pesticides appeared first on Environment America.
- At the final round of plastic treaty negotiations, a production cap hangs in the balanceDozens of countries say the treaty will only “end plastic pollution” if it restricts production.
- Using sunlight to recycle black plasticsBlack foam and black coffee lids, which are often made of polystyrene, usually end up in landfills because colour additives lead to ineffective sorting. Now, a US group has shown that the use of an additive in black plastics can allow sunlight or white LEDs to break down black and colored polystyrene waste into reusable […]
- A Climate and Society Student on Environmentalism and Collaboration With Local CommunitiesOlivia Palma is passionate about understanding the link between people, the environment and climate change, especially for at-risk communities.
- Graphene goes mainstream, says Levidian, with launch of second generation technologyBritish climate technology firm Levidian has launched its second-generation LOOP technology, which the group says will unlock industrial levels of production of high-quality graphene for the first time. As the firm explains, the LOOP system provides heavy emitters and hard-to-abate industries such as landfill and aluminium producers with a route to both decarbonise their processes […]
- Climate impacts on European soils predicted by Manchester groupNew research appears to reveal how tiny soil microbes are impacted by extreme weather events, offering new insights into the risks posed by climate change. As extreme weather events, such as heatwaves, droughts, floods, and freezes become more common due to global heating, understanding how soil microbes – critical for healthy ecosystems – respond is […]
- Low carbon heat from EfW to reach thousands of homes in MidlothianA new energy centre that will provide heat to thousands of homes across Midlothian has opened today (26 November). The project is part of a partnership between Midlothian Council and Vattenfall, called Midlothian Energy Limited (MEL), and will supply low carbon heat to new homes in Midlothian. The heat will be supplied via the MEL […]
- £1.5 million+ on offer to UK construction via pallet returns schemeCompanies across UK construction can claim a share of more than £1.5 million1 (GBP) by returning bright green LOOP pallets for reuse, according to figures from The Pallet LOOP, a circular economy pallet reuse scheme for the construction sector that’s part of BSW Group. In its first six months, The Pallet LOOP has issued more […]
- Rampant consumerism is bad for the planet. ‘Underconsumption core’ offers an alternative.Meet the new minimalism trend of 2024 — and the TikTokers hoping it will last.
- Mark Thomson and Jung Cao: a changing of the guard in particle physicsTwo significant appointments mark a new era for global high-energy physics The post Mark Thomson and Jung Cao: a changing of the guard in particle physics appeared first on Physics World.
- What happened at COP in Baku?Almost 200 countries assembled in Baku, Azerbaijan on 11-22 November for COP29, which produced an agreement widely decried as falling short of the challenges at hand. Sir David King, Chair of the Climate Crisis Advisory Group said it offered “neither the funding nor the guidance needed for a safe and manageable future, especially for the […]
- Solving our e-waste problem could help save forestsForests are being destroyed to clear land for mining. We can save trees by wasting less of what we already have. The post Solving our e-waste problem could help save forests appeared first on Environment America.
- In Pakistan, a Stunning Solar BoomSky-high power prices are fueling a massive solar buildout in Pakistan. Read more on E360 →
- Climate activists acquitted of public nuisanceClimate activists acquitted of public nuisance Channel Activism Catherine Early 27th November 2024 Teaser Media
- New imaging technique could change how we look at certain objects in space3D reconstruction technique for polarized radio sources could also reshape views of how radio galaxies form The post New imaging technique could change how we look at certain objects in space appeared first on Physics World.
- Why people want government to speak up, not shut up, on climate changeThis post is by Rebecca Willis, professor in energy & climate governance at Lancaster Environment Centre. It was first published on the Climate Citizens website. My team at Lancaster has hundreds of climate conversations with people from all walks of life, as part of our […]
- Product reduces TPH levels to non-hazardous statusAn oil-spill-eating product from A&S International has been used at a facility of SUEZ recycling and recovery UK to reduce Total Petroleum Hydrocarbon (TPH) levels to non-hazardous status. The high levels of TPH were present in the by-products of a street-sweepings washing process. Specifically, TPH levels were high in the filter cake outputs of the […]
- French firm to deliver monitoring for new EfW in ScotlandEnvironmental monitoring solutions group ENVEA will supply a state-of-the-art emissions monitoring system for a new Energy-from-Waste (EfW) facility in Scotland. The plant, scheduled for operation in 2025, will divert over 186,000 tonnes of waste from landfills, converting it into sustainable energy for up to 30,000 homes while contributing to Scotland’s decarbonization efforts and the UK’s […]
- Tyre particles must be considered ‘distinct environmental threat’A new study has revealed particulates from vehicle tyres are now the leading cause of microplastic pollution, with individual environmental and health risks. An international team of scientists, including members of the University of Portsmouth and the Norwegian Research Centre [NORCE], has found that one-third of microplastics originate from tyre particles [TPs]. Given the unique […]
- Bradford’s £75m decarbonised heat network is a blueprint for the UKA new model for tackling the UK’s biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions could be developed based on the West Yorkshire city’s latest rollout. Spearheaded by 1Energy, Britain’s leading low-carbon heat network developer, Bradford’s decarbonised solution to keeping civic buildings warm has been awarded £75million in public finance and private capital. This includes £20million from […]
- Revamped taskforce aims to deliver a sustainable vision for aviationThe UK government launched refreshed plans to tackle aviation emissions with a new group dedicated to advancing sustainable aviation, in a 25 November announcement. Intended to serve as “the driving force to transform how people fly”, the Jet Zero Taskforce is said to align with the government’s missions to make the UK a clean energy […]
- Government must act now to close green skills gap, warns new reportThe UK is at risk of falling behind on green skills, according to a report published on 25 November by SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK, which urged the government not to waste progress made by industry in this area. Commissioned by the group, one of the country’s largest waste firms, it includes contributions from the […]
- Who’s responsible for waste? A Q&A about the ‘conspiracy’ of overconsumption.The producer of Netflix’s “Buy Now!” says companies should be accountable for the trash they generate.
- Michigan wants to fast-track renewable development. Local townships are suing.About 80 townships and counties are challenging the state's Public Service Commission over how it plans to implement a new permitting-reform law.
- Millions of smartphones monitor Earth’s ever-changing ionosphereCrowd-sourced data could improve global navigation satellite systems such as GPS The post Millions of smartphones monitor Earth’s ever-changing ionosphere appeared first on Physics World.
- The Poo Problem: Pet WasteFor pet owners who are conscientious about the environment, the garbage pail may contain mostly... The post The Poo Problem: Pet Waste appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Podcast: EVRNU’s Stacy Flynn On Creating Circular Fiber For Sustainable FashionClothing and textile recycling has historically been scarcely available to consumers. It has yet to... The post Earth911 Podcast: EVRNU’s Stacy Flynn On Creating Circular Fiber For Sustainable Fashion appeared first on Earth911.
- Sewage is a problem but water pollution from agriculture is at least as badOn 3 November, thousands of people joined the March for Clean Water to demand more action to clean up our waterways. They have a right to be angry: only 14 per cent of UK rivers are in good ecological health, threatening nature and rendering them […]
- Some Birds Adorn Their Nests With Snakeskin to Scare Off Predators, New Study FindsNaturalists have long been puzzled to find shed snakeskin in bird nests, often tucked right under the eggs. Now, new research has finally confirmed the purpose behind the odd décor: The scaly...
- Some Birds Adorn Their Nests With Snakeskin to Scare Off Predators, New Study FindsNaturalists have long been puzzled to find shed snakeskin in bird nests, often tucked right under the eggs. Now, new research has finally confirmed the purpose behind the odd décor: The scaly...
- Unexplained Heat-Wave ‘Hotspots’ Are Popping Up Across the GlobeDistinct regions are seeing repeated heat waves so extreme, they cannot be explained by climate models.
- Thanksgiving, delicious pumpkin pie and the role of pollinatorsBumblebees, squash bees and honey bees pollinate the pumpkins that lead to pumpkin pie, and bees pollinate many of the foods on our Thanksgiving table. The post Thanksgiving, delicious pumpkin pie and the role of pollinators appeared first on Environment America.
- Electromagnetic waves solve partial differential equationsNew photonic technique could boost analogue alternatives to numerical methods The post Electromagnetic waves solve partial differential equations appeared first on Physics World.
- Reverse Osmosis Water Filter: Everything You Need to KnowWhat Is a Reverse Osmosis Water Filter? A reverse osmosis water filter is a system designed to purify water by removing contaminants like dirt, heavy metals, chemicals, and bacteria. Using advanced filtration technology, it ensures that your drinking water is not only safe but also tastes great. Think of it as a superhero for your...
- How Lab Courier Services Support Modern Healthcare and ResearchLab courier services play a crucial yet often overlooked role in the healthcare and research industries. Their ability to transport sensitive materials quickly and securely ensures that diagnostic processes, medical treatments, and scientific breakthroughs remain on track. This article explores the essential contributions of lab couriers to modern healthcare and research, highlighting their critical functions,...
- Environmental leaders urge White House to finalize pending efficiency standardsLeaders of some of the nation’s top environmental organizations urge the Biden Administration to “get the job done” on energy efficiency The post Environmental leaders urge White House to finalize pending efficiency standards appeared first on Environment America.
- The Birds of Northern Sonoran DesertThe Great Bend of the Gila area in the Sonoran Desert is a great spot for birds The post The Birds of Northern Sonoran Desert appeared first on Environment America.
- 10 of the Most Popular Tуpes of Dedicated Owner Operator Jobs in 2025Dedicated owner-operators are mainly great drivers. The requirements for owner-operators are lots of experience, a clean driving record, and theу owning of the truck. Some companies might want you to have a high school diploma or GED, but it’s not a must. You do need to have a valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), which includes...
- Guiding renewable projects from conception to completion with automationIf organisations create clear roadmaps for scaling clean power projects, it should be easier to meet net zero targets and objectives. We ask an experts to sketch out the route. Without immediate intervention, the UK looks set to fall a long way short of its goal of net zero emissions by 2050. Central to this […]
- UN Deal on Climate Aid Falls Short of What's Needed, Experts SayRich nations pledged $300 billion a year in aid, but developing countries that need help building out renewable energy and adapting to climate impacts say they again felt bullied to accept an inadequate agreement.Read more on E360 →
- Discovering Corn Island Nicaragua: Nature, Culture, and Eco-Friendly AdventuresCorn Island Nicaragua is a hidden gem with gorgeous beaches, culture and adventure. Whether you want to relax on soft white sand or dive into underwater worlds, this island has it all. Explore the local food, get immersed in the island life and find your next vacation spot. Key Takeaways Corn Island Nicaragua features some...
- Institute of Physics says physics ‘deep tech’ missing out on £4.5bn of extra investmentReport by the Institute of Physics finds that venture-capital investors often struggle to invest in physics The post Institute of Physics says physics ‘deep tech’ missing out on £4.5bn of extra investment appeared first on Physics World.
- Triboelectric device reduces noise pollutionA fibrous composite foam employs the triboelectric effect and in situ electrical energy dissipation to absorb low-frequency sound waves The post Triboelectric device reduces noise pollution appeared first on Physics World.
- Cloudy with a chance of warming: how physicists are studying the dynamical impact of clouds on climate changeMichael Allen on how essential it is to understand how clouds respond to climate The post Cloudy with a chance of warming: how physicists are studying the dynamical impact of clouds on climate change appeared first on Physics World.
- How to take climate change out of the culture warsWhat if the resistance to climate science is not really about science at all?
- 9-in-10 companies have no energy efficiency targetsNew data shows organisations are failing to acknowledge the urgent need to use and waste less electricity. Research conducted by True, powered by Open Energy Market, on behalf of CDP shows that almost half of companies across the world currently use no renewable energy whatsoever. Meanwhile, nine in every 10 still have no energy efficiency […]
- At COP29, new rules for carbon markets made them even more controversialEnvironmental groups say weak guidelines risk facilitating “cowboy carbon markets at a time when the world needs a sheriff.”
- Everything you need to know about the Northern Air Quality ConferenceOur sister title Air Quality News (AQN) is delighted to announce that its Northern conference will be returning to Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall on Thursday 25th March 2025. This year’s event will be the fifth Northern conference and the second time it will be returning to Bridgewater Hall, a venue that proved to be extremely popular last year. […]
- Planting an Idea: Choosing a Real vs. Artificial Christmas TreeThe debate over which is better — a real or an artificial Christmas tree —... The post Planting an Idea: Choosing a Real vs. Artificial Christmas Tree appeared first on Earth911.
- How To Break the Paper Towel HabitIn almost every American kitchen, you’ll find a roll of paper towels. They have the... The post How To Break the Paper Towel Habit appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Substitute Chicken for BeefA 2019 study at the Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine found... The post We Earthlings: Substitute Chicken for Beef appeared first on Earth911.
- The industry you’ve probably never heard ofThis post is by Celeste Hicks, policy manager at Aviation Environment Federation. Depending on how you look at it, the structure of the international aircraft leasing market either suggests an industry entrenched in a prolonged impasse, or one that’s ripe for innovation. On one end […]
- Bad ads banned by medical magBad ads banned by medical mag Channel News brendan 26th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Waste less, celebrate more: Tips for a zero waste holidayJoin us to learn about how you can create less waste and give gifts that are kind to our environment this holiday season. The post Waste less, celebrate more: Tips for a zero waste holiday appeared first on Environment America.
- Proposed logging near Denver threatens older trees, speciesWe think of chainsaws in our forests in other parts of the state, but there is proposed logging near Denver. The post Proposed logging near Denver threatens older trees, species appeared first on Environment America.
- Youth ocean activism is surging in the Pacific NorthwestOn Saturday November 16th, over 100 students, activists and advocates attended a summit to learn about ocean conservation in the Pacific Northwest. The post Youth ocean activism is surging in the Pacific Northwest appeared first on Environment America.
- Cranfield University selects monitors for DEFRAG projectAir quality technology firm EarthSense says its Zephyr® air quality monitors will be deployed by Cranfield University at various sites across Bedford, Luton and Milton Keynes, as part of a wider £2.5 million DEFRAG project. The Defragmenting the fragmented urban landscape (DEFRAG) project is funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and runs until […]
- New trade body code offers complete overview of invasive weed control factorsNational trade body the Property Care Association has produced a 360° overview of all elements involved in the management of invasive weed control in its new Code of Practice. The ‘UK Code of Practice for the Management of Invasive Non-Native Plants’ offers a single point of reference for invasive weed control professionals, operating across a […]
- Pumps bolster Rotherham flood resilienceThe centre of the town of Rotherham in South Yorkshire suffered significant flooding following extreme rainfall in June 2007 and November 2019, affecting hundreds of homes and businesses, writes Helen Wilson, industry & infrastructure sales manager at Xylem. In response, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is undertaking a significant package of flood defence measures to protect […]
- Time to give up on DRS folly, says Recycling AssociationThe Recycling Association has said that now would be a perfect opportunity to abandon the unnecessary deposit return scheme (DRS) proposed by the UK government. Following the announcement yesterday that it is not possible for the Welsh Government to work with the rest of the UK on a DRS, and that it intends to introduce […]
- First pour of innovative IBAA concrete in EnglandIn what’s described as a landmark project for the construction industry, the first lower carbon concrete solution from sustainable technology firm, Recycl8 and construction materials company, Breedon, has been laid at Veolia’s Ling Hall Incinerator Bottom Ash (IBA) processing site in Warwickshire. Veolia and Danish recycling firm Meldgaard’s joint operation at Ling Hall is processing […]
- Activists slam COP29 finance dealActivists slam COP29 finance deal Channel News Catherine Early 25th November 2024 Teaser Media
- So close, but so far: COP29’s last minute finance dealFinancial support falls well short of what estimates suggest will be needed, and the late agreement reveals increasingly fractured political support. Critics have branded COP29’s last minute deal as a ‘travesty of justice’. The agreement will see the wealthiest countries spend $300billion a year on helping developing nations decarbonise and cope with the impact of […]
- Negotiations begin for UN plastic pollution treatyNo sooner has COP29 ended and talks are underway in Busan, South Korea, with the aim of reaching international agreement on how to reduce plastic waste. According to the charity WWF, coning off the back of what has widely been seen as a failed UN climate summit, negotiations for the plastic treaty must deliver progress […]
- Cascaded crystals move towards ultralow-dose X-ray imagingInterconnected single-crystal devices significantly reduce X-ray detection thresholds while increasing spatial resolution The post Cascaded crystals move towards ultralow-dose X-ray imaging appeared first on Physics World.
- Wall Murals: Elevating Spaces with Tapeko’s Artistic FlairGreetings, design aficionados! I’m Matt, your go-to interior design guru with a decade of transforming spaces under my belt. Today, we’re delving into the captivating realm of wall murals. Brace yourselves for a journey that’ll make your walls come alive! I’ve always mused that walls are akin to untapped canvases, yearning for their moment in...
- Understanding Mandatory Climate Reporting: What Australian Businesses Need to KnowClimate change is no longer a distant concern for the future; it is a pressing issue that governments, organizations, and individuals are addressing today. In Australia, businesses are now being called upon to play a critical role in combating climate change through mandatory climate reporting. This regulatory requirement is reshaping how companies operate, assess risks,...
- Sustainable Science: Discovering Bioconjugates for a Greener FutureOver 70% of industrial waste is mismanaged and polluting land and waterways – a scary fact that shows we need better environmental clean up methods. Traditional methods are often insufficient or unsustainable so scientists are looking for new ways. One of those ways is bioconjugation. Bioconjugation is a growing area of research in environmental science...
- “Boil-off gas” can boost the efficiency of liquid hydrogen as an engine fuelCar manufacturer Toyota has developed a concept model that explores how hydrogen gas generated while driving – “boil off gas” (vaporised hydrogen) – can be used, potentially increasing the efficiency of liquid hydrogen as an engine fuel. The company is seeking partners to take on the challenge of developing the technology together. The concept was […]
- In India, Cameras Deployed to Track Wildlife Are Used to Spy on WomenIn northern India, drones and camera traps deployed to monitor wildlife are being used to surveil women without their consent.Read more on E360 →
- Red Yucca in Urban Landscaping: Why Cities are Obsessed with this Tough PlantWhen it comes to urban landscaping the Red Yucca is a tough, low maintenance superstar. With its looks, ability to survive tough conditions and eco friendly benefits this plant is taking over cities all over the US. But what makes the Red Yucca plant so cool and why is it a favorite in North Texas?...
- Bar Joist Trusses vs. Traditional Wood Trusses. Which Are Better for the Environment?Do you know what can make or break a construction project? Okay, in all honesty, a lot of things, but the right truss type is definitfefly one of them. Trusses are the backbone of the building’s structure; they carry loads, keep it stable, and shape open spaces. So, what happens when there’s a choice between...
- Earth911 Podcast: Alter Eco Foods CEO Keith Bearden Is All-In On Regenerative Chocolate FarmingFood production is one of the most impactful forces shaping our environment, responsible for approximately... The post Earth911 Podcast: Alter Eco Foods CEO Keith Bearden Is All-In On Regenerative Chocolate Farming appeared first on Earth911.
- Why academia should be funded by governments, not studentsJonte Hance says that the increase in tuition fees will only delay the inevitable fall of the UK academic system The post Why academia should be funded by governments, not students appeared first on Physics World.
- ‘We lost’: How COP29 ended with a deal that made the whole world unhappyUnder pressure to step up global climate aid, the world’s richest countries secured nothing less than a diplomatic coup in Baku.
- Trump has vowed to kill offshore wind energy — but it might not be easyA giant wind farm off the Louisiana coast will be hard to derail.
- How the world gave up on 1.5 degreesA decade after the Paris Agreement, Andreas Malm and Wim Carton trace how we've kept on with business as usual.
- How Medicine Makes the Environment SickPharmaceuticals from cold medicine, antidepressants and painkillers to cancer drugs and antibiotics pollute the environment... The post How Medicine Makes the Environment Sick appeared first on Earth911.
- The circular economy is an opportunity too good to waste The government will launch its new circular economy taskforce soon to help it deliver against its manifesto commitment and to transform resource use in support of a thriving economy. With representatives from industry, civil society, academia and local authorities, the taskforce will take a new, […]
- San Mateo Japanese Garden: Exploring the Serenity of theThe San Mateo Japanese Garden is a hidden gem in the middle of Golden Gate Park. This isn’t just a place to chill; it’s a history, culture, and landscape extravaganza. From the traditional Japanese buildings to the seasonal flowers, the garden is an experience that combines nature and art. Walk the peaceful paths or attend...
- Free public transport lifts FranceFree public transport lifts France Channel Comment brendan 25th November 2024 Teaser Media
- How a dwindling helium supply is impacting public land managementA new BLM plan for western Colorado makes a priority of helium production, worrying environmentalists.
- Mississippi River towns pilot new insurance model to help with disaster responseThe pilot will test parametric insurance, which pays out quickly after agreed-upon “triggers” – such as wind speeds or river heights – reach a certain level.
- Ultrafast electron entanglement could be studied using helium photoemissionCalculations suggest sub-femtosecond resolution is possible The post Ultrafast electron entanglement could be studied using helium photoemission appeared first on Physics World.
- 9 Ways to Reuse Aluminum Pie PansAll those aluminum pie pans don't have to go straight into the recycling bin — reuse them first in these seven clever ways. The post 9 Ways to Reuse Aluminum Pie Pans appeared first on Earth911.
- Audubon Invites Volunteers to Celebrate 125 Years of the Christmas Bird CountNEW YORK — For the 125th year, the National Audubon Society is organizing the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count (CBC). Between December 14 and January 5, tens of thousands of bird-loving...
- Audubon Invites Volunteers to Celebrate 125 Years of the Christmas Bird CountNEW YORK — For the 125th year, the National Audubon Society is organizing the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count (CBC). Between December 14 and January 5, tens of thousands of bird-loving...
- When Wild Turkeys Attack: How to Survive and Thrive In a Great Gobbler WorldIn towns across the United States, Wild Turkeys regularly make the news for their intimidating ways: chasing down postal workers, delivery people, and children; launching all-out attacks on parked...
- When Wild Turkeys Attack: How to Survive and Thrive In a Great Gobbler WorldIn towns across the United States, Wild Turkeys regularly make the news for their intimidating ways: chasing down postal workers, delivery people, and children; launching all-out attacks on parked...
- Science Is Revealing the Social Disparities at the Root of Urban EcosystemsOn a cloudy September morning in Prospect Park, a massive swath of greenery amid Brooklyn’s concrete sprawl, the fall migrants are flying fast and furious. A group of birders spin excitedly in a...
- Science Is Revealing the Social Disparities at the Root of Urban EcosystemsOn a cloudy September morning in Prospect Park, a massive swath of greenery amid Brooklyn’s concrete sprawl, the fall migrants are flying fast and furious. A group of birders spin excitedly in a...
- Oregon is one step closer to a modernized recycling systemThe Oregon Environmental Quality Commission passed the second and final set of rules to implement Oregon’s Recycling Modernization Act. The post Oregon is one step closer to a modernized recycling system appeared first on Environment America.
- Noodles of fun as UK researchers create the world’s thinnest spaghettiAt 372 nanometres, the “nanopasta” is not for consumption The post Noodles of fun as UK researchers create the world’s thinnest spaghetti appeared first on Physics World.
- 'Climate Spiral' Shows Warming Reaching New ExtremesFrom June 2023 to August 2024, the world saw 15 months in a row of record-breaking heat, a stretch so extreme that it confounded scientists. A new animation from NASA shows the severity of warming.Read more on E360 →
- COP29 hasn’t made enough progress on methane and the clock is tickingThis post is by Lord Duncan of Springbank, deputy speaker in the House of Lords As the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness hoves into view, it can mean but one thing, the UN Climate Change clamjamfry, or COP29 as it’s formally known, has convened […]
- Almost 50 countries sign up to Water for Climate Action declarationNations support an integrated approach to combat the causes and effects of the environmental crisis on water basins, but critics claim proposals don’t go far enough. Launched by the Azerbaijani COP29 Presidency as part of this year’s Action Agenda, the Water for Climate Action declaration aims to introduce greater regional and international cooperation. Water-related mitigation […]
- Lens breakthrough paves the way for ultrathin camerasA metasurface-based folded lens system shows promise for creating a new generation of slimline cameras The post Lens breakthrough paves the way for ultrathin cameras appeared first on Physics World.
- Some towns still don’t have drinkable water months after Hurricane Helene. A full recovery could take years.The flooding that devastated western North Carolina during Hurricane Helene knocked out dozens of rural water systems.
- Where did all the climate voters go?Michigan and other battleground states might have swung for Trump, but they elected environmentalists to U.S. Senate seats, too.
- The Senate’s new farm bill would prioritize the climate. Too bad it’s basically doomed.Democrats and Republicans can't seem to agree over what belongs in the nation's leading agricultural policy.
- Martin Rees, Carlo Rovelli and Steven Weinberg tackle big questions to mark Oxford anniversaryMilestone marked by commemorative volume in Journal of Physics: Conference Series The post Martin Rees, Carlo Rovelli and Steven Weinberg tackle big questions to mark Oxford anniversary appeared first on Physics World.
- Mass protests against New Zealand’s effort to weaken Māori rights — and hurt the planet"This is about the protection of all that we hold dear."
- Earth911 Inspiration: Tolerable PlanetToday’s quote is from American naturalist, poet, and philosopher Henry David Thoreau. Perhaps best known... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Tolerable Planet appeared first on Earth911.
- Citizens’ assemblies and the climate crisisCitizens’ assemblies and the climate crisis Channel Comment brendan 22nd November 2024 Teaser Media
- Top-cited authors from North America share their tips for boosting research impactSarah Vigeland, Stephen Taylor and Carl White discuss the importance of citation metrics The post Top-cited authors from North America share their tips for boosting research impact appeared first on Physics World.
- 15 Brilliant Photos That Celebrate the Link Between Birds and Native PlantsA sapphire-eyed cormorant surfaces with a bill full of seaweed. A jay strikes hard on an acorn, sending up a spray of shell. And wherever they can find them, birds gulp down all manner of juicy...
- 15 Brilliant Photos That Celebrate the Link Between Birds and Native PlantsA sapphire-eyed cormorant surfaces with a bill full of seaweed. A jay strikes hard on an acorn, sending up a spray of shell. And wherever they can find them, birds gulp down all manner of juicy...
- As a COP29 deal on fossil fuels falters, the blame game beginsWith U.N. talks coming to a close, some are accusing oil-producing states of weakening the world’s commitment to the green transition.
- American Geophysical Union 2024: Key Research From Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and Columbia Climate SchoolSome of the most newsworthy presentations at the world's largest yearly gathering of earth and space scientists.
- Improving UK council waste management services with IoT and 0G LPWAN technologyGareth Mitchell, UK Partner Manager at Heliot Europe, a group developing LPWAN networks for industry, discusses the potential of IoT technology and sensors in waste management applications for local councils, as part of the solution to providing a cost-effective solution. Local councils in the UK are facing unprecedented financial pressures, with one in five potentially […]
- A New M.S. in Climate Program Focuses on Disaster ManagementA Q&A with Jeffrey Schlegelmilch, director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at the Columbia Climate School, about the unique certificate program and its holistic approach to disaster management.
- Berlin Electrolysers Conference to focus on safetyThe Berlin Electrolyser Conference takes place on 26- 27 November, with this, 7th edition of the event, focusing on safety-oriented design. While many existing electrolyser technologies are ready for scale-up, there are still numerous critical challenges to overcome to achieve cost reductions and to scale up installation worldwide. Hydrogen is expected to play an increasingly […]
- Quantum error correction research yields unexpected quantum gravity insightsUniversal boundary that distinguishes effective approximate error correction codes from ineffective ones turns out to be connected to the fundamental nature of the universe The post Quantum error correction research yields unexpected quantum gravity insights appeared first on Physics World.
- Businesses are worried about critical raw material supplies, but they also have the answerThe prime minister officially launched the UK-led Global Clean Power Alliance at the G20 summit in Rio this week. It was a strong show of climate leadership. The headline aim is to “unite countries to speed up the clean energy transition globally, while bolstering the […]
- Manchester Prize to award £2 million to AI-breakthroughs that help make Britain a clean energy superpowerThe UK’s Department of Science, Innovation and Technology is calling on cutting-edge innovators to enter the second Manchester Prize. This year, the Manchester Prize is rewarding UK-led breakthroughs in artificial intelligence that will accelerate action towards the UK’s world-leading target to decarbonise the electricity grid to deliver green power by 2030 and reach net zero […]
- Green shipping corridors face a “feasibility wall”, says new reportThe idea of green shipping corridors – referring to specific trade routes where the feasibility of zero-emission shipping is catalysed by public and private action – has gained currency in recent years, but progress could stall without urgent action from governments to overcome a “feasibility wall.” This is the conclusion drawn by a report from […]
- Mechanical qubit could be used in quantum sensors and quantum memoriesResonator is nonlinear at the single quantum level The post Mechanical qubit could be used in quantum sensors and quantum memories appeared first on Physics World.
- As Drought Shrivels Hydro, This African Nation Pivots to SolarAn unprecedented drought has lowered reservoirs in hydropower-dependent Zambia, leading to economically crippling blackouts and spurring a push for solar. With multiple utility-scale arrays now in the works, the country is betting on solar to increase its power capacity by a third.Read more on E360 →
- Top tips for physics outreach from a prize winner, making graphene more sustainableThis podcast features an advanced-materials expert and a prizewinning science communicator The post Top tips for physics outreach from a prize winner, making graphene more sustainable appeared first on Physics World.
- Green light given to new electricity superhighway between Scotland and EnglandA £2 billion funding package has been awarded to build a proposed new subsea and underground 196km cable between Scotland and the north of England which is intended to help boost energy security, cut bills and hit Government green targets. Flagged by the National Energy System Operator (NESO) as an essential element in achieving the […]
- Can Lula still save the Amazon?The power imbalance in Brazil's government keeps environmental protections and Indigenous rights under threat.
- Holding it together: Startup plans first sawdust processing plant in ScotlandA team of researchers in Scotland is supporting a clean tech startup to transform low-value co-products from the forestry sector into eco-friendly alternatives to chemicals found in everyday items. Sonichem says its ambition is to reduce the reliance on petrochemical-derived ingredients in industries such as cosmetics, packaging and pharmaceuticals. Using its patented ultrasound technology to […]
- How do you define climate adaptation? Here are 10,000 ways.At COP29, a decade-long effort to realize the ambitions of the Paris Agreement could give the world a way to measure the success of climate adaptation.
- UN Women call for more gender-focused climate financeAs COP29 approaches its conclusion there are renewed calls for more action and resources to tackle the impact of the environmental crisis on females. Thursday 21st November is recognised by the UN as Gender Day. Using this as a platform, campaigners are now calling for a ‘gender-responsive’ approach to climate finance. According to advocates, this […]
- The Poo Problem: DiapersNext to discipline, few parenting topics get people as worked up as the diaper decisions.... The post The Poo Problem: Diapers appeared first on Earth911.
- Finding the Real Green ThingMost Americans want to buy sustainable products. But it isn’t easy to separate the green... The post Finding the Real Green Thing appeared first on Earth911.
- EU named Fossil of the Day at COP29The 27-nation bloc walked away with the not-so-illustrious prize for ‘doing the most to achieve the least’ at Day Nine of the 2024 UN climate summit. According to Climate Network’s ongoing Fossil of the Day report, which it has maintained since 2009, the European Union was handed the booby award for Wednesday 20th November because […]
- Why the government needs to hold fast on the green agendaThese are difficult days for UK environmental politics. It is only a few months since 85 per cent of the electorate voted for parties committed to net zero by 2050. In that election, the Conservative and SNP both supported net zero, but went cool on […]
- The Zephaniah forestThe Zephaniah forest Channel News brendan 21st November 2024 Teaser Media
- Audubon’s Jennifer Pitt Testifies before Congress on Colorado River HabitatsThe following is the oral testimony of Jennifer Pitt, Audubon's Colorado River Program Director before a House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Water, Wildlife and Fisheries: Chair Bentz, Ranking...
- Audubon’s Jennifer Pitt Testifies before Congress on Colorado River HabitatsThe following is the oral testimony of Jennifer Pitt, Audubon's Colorado River Program Director before a House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Water, Wildlife and Fisheries: Chair Bentz, Ranking...
- Navigating Water Rights and Ecological Recovery Under New Colorado LegislationThe Water Report—a monthly publication covering key water issues throughout the West—published an article co-written by Audubon's Abby Burk and Jacquelyn Corday of Corday Natural Resources...
- Navigating Water Rights and Ecological Recovery Under New Colorado LegislationThe Water Report—a monthly publication covering key water issues throughout the West—published an article co-written by Audubon's Abby Burk and Jacquelyn Corday of Corday Natural Resources...
- Forest quiz: Amazing boreal forest factsTake our quiz to see if you can guess the answers to some of our favorite facts about this breathtakingly unique place. The post Forest quiz: Amazing boreal forest facts appeared first on Environment America.
- Congress Passes Bill to Protect Nearly 300,000 Acres of Wetlands and BeachesWASHINGTON (November 20, 2024) – Today Congress passed the Bolstering Ecosystems Against Coastal Harm (BEACH) Act, which adds roughly 280,000 acres to a system of protected coastal lands on the...
- Congress Passes Bill to Protect Nearly 300,000 Acres of Wetlands and BeachesWASHINGTON (November 20, 2024) – Today Congress passed the Bolstering Ecosystems Against Coastal Harm (BEACH) Act, which adds roughly 280,000 acres to a system of protected coastal lands on the...
- Statement: Judge rules Gov. Youngkin has no authority to pull Virginia from Regional Greenhouse Gas InitiativeMulti-state consortium lowers air- and climate-polluting emissions The post Statement: Judge rules Gov. Youngkin has no authority to pull Virginia from Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative appeared first on Environment America.
- VolkVac Instruments uses Atlas Technologies’ bi-metal expertise to create lightweight UHV suitcasesAtlas Technologies is helping VolkVac develop the next generation of its UHV suitcases The post VolkVac Instruments uses Atlas Technologies’ bi-metal expertise to create lightweight UHV suitcases appeared first on Physics World.
- What Role Can Climate Change Play in the Courtroom?Michael Burger, executive director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, discussed recent developments in climate litigation and the questions they raise for the future.
- How communities are giving new life to polluted landCleaning up contaminated land is a struggle. Meet some of the community leaders who are taking matters into their own hands.
- Watchdog Group Says Investigation Into Abuses by African Parks Is TaintedLast year, the watchdog group Survival International reported that park rangers in the Republic of the Congo had beaten, raped, and tortured Indigenous Baka in a national park. Now, the group says, park officials are interfering with an investigation into the alleged wrongdoing. Read more on E360 →
- Magnetoelectric nanodiscs deliver non-invasive brain stimulation in miceInjectable magnetoelectric nanodiscs may activate neurons in localized brain regions when stimulated by a weak external magnetic field, say MIT scientists The post Magnetoelectric nanodiscs deliver non-invasive brain stimulation in mice appeared first on Physics World.
- Global Methane Pledge gains traction with organic waste agreement at COP29Azerbaijan has launched the Reducing Methane from Organic Waste Declaration as part of its UN climate summit presidency, with more than 30 states signing up. The United States, Germany, United Kingdom, UAE, and Brazil have all endorsed the pledge. Nations on board collectively account for almost half of all global methane emissions, with 8 of […]
- Climate change made all of this year’s Atlantic hurricanes so much worseA new analysis finds that the storms’ wind speeds increased by up to 28 miles per hour, boosting their destructive power.
- The World Bank has a factory-farm climate problemDevelopment banks sent $2.3 billion to industrial animal agriculture last year, according to a new analysis.
- Meet the peach that traveled the Trail of Tears and the elders working to save itThe "Indian peach" survived genocide. Can it withstand climate change?
- Climate Pledge Arena: A Green Revolution in EntertainmentIn the heart of Seattle the Climate Pledge Arena is the proof of what’s possible when sustainability is the main event. Opened in October 2021 it’s more than a venue it’s a commitment to fighting climate change. The arena’s name comes from Amazon’s Climate Pledge which asks businesses to get to net zero by 2040...
- Can unions save offshore wind from Trump?Organized labor has a plan for how to keep New England’s renewable energy momentum going.
- 8 Sustainable Bathroom Remodeling IdeasSustainable living starts at home, and your bathroom can become a beacon of eco-friendly design with a few well-thought-out changes. Bathroom remodeling doesn’t have to be wasteful or extravagant to be impactful. By focusing on sustainability, you can reduce your environmental footprint while creating a stylish, comfortable space that aligns with modern green practices. Small...
- Green Living: Small Changes That Make a Big ImpactHave you ever wondered how your everyday choices impact the environment? From the energy we use to the waste we create, every small decision matters. Living sustainably doesn’t have to be overwhelming or expensive. With a few adjustments, you can reduce your environmental footprint while making your home healthier and more efficient. In this blog,...
- 9 Great Ways to Make Your Kitchen More Environmentally FriendlyYour kitchen is the heart of your home, a place where meals are created and memories are shared. It’s also a space where we can make a significant impact on the environment. Adopting eco-friendly practices in your kitchen isn’t just about cutting waste; it’s about creating a healthier home and planet. These practical ideas will...
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Keel Labs’ Tessa Gallagher Introduces Kelsun Kelp-Based TextilesThe fashion industry is responsible for as much as 10% of annual CO2 emissions and... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Keel Labs’ Tessa Gallagher Introduces Kelsun Kelp-Based Textiles appeared first on Earth911.
- Recycling Mystery: Frozen Food BoxesRecycling frozen food boxes - also known as wet-strength paperboard - may not be quite as straightforward as it seems. Read on for the cold, hard truth. The post Recycling Mystery: Frozen Food Boxes appeared first on Earth911.
- UK joins anti-fossil fuel subsidies coalitionDowning Street is re-emerging as a climate leader at this year’s UN climate summit. And not before time. Having already committed £15million to developing new green technologies to help the world meet its Global Cooling Pledge, and increased the speed of domestic decarbonisation, Britain has now added its signature to a 16 member-strong movement of […]
- The most climate-friendly parliament yet has a public mandate for much stronger action This post is by Juliet Michaelson, co-director of strategic development at Possible. After a period of British politics characterised by the risk of climate descending into culture war, it’s welcome to have a government that accepts the recommendations of the Climate Change Committee (CCC) on […]
- Leadership in the end timesLeadership in the end times Channel Comment brendan 20th November 2024 Teaser Media
- National appliance energy efficiency savings goal within reachA final push would allow the Biden administration to reach its pollution reduction goals The post National appliance energy efficiency savings goal within reach appeared first on Environment America.
- How Does Latitude Affect Climate? Earth’s Climate ExplainedLatitude has a big impact on the climate of different parts of the world. From the icy poles to the humid tropics, where you are on the planet determines your temperature, rainfall and seasons. But how does latitude affect climate? Let’s find out. Key Takeaways Latitude determines how much sunlight an area receives, shaping its...
- A Day in the Field with Intermountain West Shorebird SurveyorsReplicating a historic survey from 30 years ago, the Intermountain West Shorebird Survey is a five-year effort to count shorebirds at more than 200 wetland sites across 11 states in the Intermountain...
- A Day in the Field with Intermountain West Shorebird SurveyorsReplicating a historic survey from 30 years ago, the Intermountain West Shorebird Survey is a five-year effort to count shorebirds at more than 200 wetland sites across 11 states in the Intermountain...
- The Omiwatari Religious Ritual: Climate Change and Intangible LossClimate change is altering a centuries-old Shinto ritual in Japan, highlighting the importance of addressing the less visible signs of a changing planet.
- NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab announces further staff layoffsAbout 325 people, representing 5% of the lab’s employees, will be affected The post NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab announces further staff layoffs appeared first on Physics World.
- UK commits $15m to Global Cooling Pledge, sector decarbonisation mappedLaunched last year, an international treaty on emissions from heating, ventilation, air conditioning and cooling systems is a likely win for 2024’s UN climate summit. Agreed in principal at COP28 in Dubai in November 2023, negotiations are again underway in Baku to determine a pat to reduce greenhouse gasses from cooling by 68% within the […]
- To Cope with Extreme Heat, Paris Will Swap Parking Spaces for TreesParis aims to replace 60,000 parking spaces across the city with trees by the end of this decade, according to its newly released climate plan.Read more on E360 →
- Automating Ebb and Flow HydroponicsEbb and flow hydroponics – if you have been in the growing business for some time, you must have come across the term or probably come across it on the internet It’s a go-to for a reason: effective and high-performance, simple and efficient, and in many cases optimal. Also, its accessibility for automation procedures is...
- Nuclear shapes revealed in high-energy collisionsNew technique sits on the border of nuclear and particle physics The post Nuclear shapes revealed in high-energy collisions appeared first on Physics World.
- Goodbye Plastic Thanksgiving TipsDid you know that turkey day is actually a very trashy day? Studies have shown... The post Goodbye Plastic Thanksgiving Tips appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Burger Wisely, If You Burger at AllA hamburger can be a delicious treat, but choose your burger indulgences carefully — it... The post We Earthlings: Burger Wisely, If You Burger at All appeared first on Earth911.
- Simple Ways To Green Your School, No Matter Its ColorsGetting ready for the kids to go back to school? This can be a stressful... The post Simple Ways To Green Your School, No Matter Its Colors appeared first on Earth911.
- ‘Silenced’ voices deliver #MyCOPMessage to climate talksThis year’s UN environmental summit has limited representation for the world’s most vulnerable communities. We hear from the local and regional experts denied a platform in Baku. Earlier this year, it was announced that budget constraints meant the UNFCCC had to cancel Regional Climate Weeks. These vital platforms are designed to amplify the concerns of […]
- Planning reform to enable climate action is not just a technical necessity but a moral imperativeThis post is by Rachel Solomon Williams, executive director of Aldersgate Group. The UK government has set out a mission to achieve a fully decarbonised power system by 2030, with a commitment to double onshore wind, triple solar power and quadruple offshore wind capacity. Decarbonising […]
- Oiling the machineOiling the machine Channel Comment brendan 19th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Battery Storage vs. Generators: Which Backup Solution is Right for Your Business?Assessing Your Business’s Backup Power Needs Before diving into the specifics of battery storage or generators, understanding your business’s backup power requirements is the first step. Various factors, such as your business type, location, and the duration of backup power needed, will play a role in your final decision. Why Reliable Power Backup is Essential...
- Tell Home Depot: Protect the boreal forestThe majestic trees of the boreal forest are being cut down at a shocking rate—and many end up on a shelf at Home Depot. We’re calling on them to stop. The post Tell Home Depot: Protect the boreal forest appeared first on Environment America.
- The US no longer supports capping plastic production in UN treatyEnvironmental advocates understand the announcement as a reversal, calling it “absolutely devastating.”
- Consumer group calls on government to act on communal heating billsHouseholds connected to communal or district heat networks are often paying twice as much for their heat as those with their own gas boiler, points out Heat Trust, an organization that bills itself as a consumer champion for heat networks. The group has urged the government to take action to lower the cost of heat […]
- Closure risk for hundreds of UK biogas plants, says ADBAHundreds of small green gas plants in the UK are set to close by 2031 with the loss of 2 terawatt hours of clean electricity to the grid – enough clean electricity to power around 500,000 homes.1 The closures are apparent from a survey of members undertaken by the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA), […]
- Low-carbon aluminium initiative gets £3.4 million from UK governmentPlans to revolutionise the aluminium supply chain in the UK have been supported by a £3.4 million grant from the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC). The grant from the APC’s latest collaborative research and development funding round will provide support to an innovative research project aimed at creating the requirements for a world leading metals processing […]
- Long-life oxygen sensors reflect a reimagining of the problemGas sensor technology firm Alphasense says it has launched a completely redesigned version of its LFO2 oxygen sensor, described as a new generation of long-life oxygen sensor that “reflects a step forward in balancing precision, sustainability, and adaptability to meet modern sensing needs”. The long-life LFO2 sensors are said to result from a reimagined approach […]
- New modular synchronous source measure system from Lake Shore CryotronicsLake Shore Cryotronics showcases the new M81-SSM The post New modular synchronous source measure system from Lake Shore Cryotronics appeared first on Physics World.
- Nanoflake-based breath sensor delivers ultrasensitive lung cancer screeningGas sensor made from nanoflakes of indium oxide-based materials successfully identifies individuals with lung cancer The post Nanoflake-based breath sensor delivers ultrasensitive lung cancer screening appeared first on Physics World.
- ‘Cut the theatrics’: COP29 delegates receive climate chief’s instructionsThe window of opportunity to broker a long-overdue finance deal at this year’s UN climate summit is narrowing, and something has to give. ‘We can’t lose sight of the forest because we’re tussling over individual trees,’ Simon Stiell said, urging nations to wrap up ‘less contentious issues’ as early as possible to make room for […]
- Why resource policy fails, as told by government insidersThis parliamentary term kicked off with a promise of change, including a clear commitment to create a circular economy. It sits alongside explicit aims around growth, new jobs and accelerating the green economy. Overhauling how we use resources underpins all of this. But many seasoned […]
- ‘Worst week of COP in 15 years’: UN climate summit on brinkReports from Baku suggest environmental talks at the world’s most significant climate event are on the verge of collapse against a backdrop of geopolitical upheaval. COPs haven’t always resulted in progress, with 2009’s summit in Copenhagen and 2019 in Madrid leading to little or no changes to the state of play in environmental terms. Nevertheless, […]
- How AI Weather Forecasting Improves Safety ProtocolsArtificial intelligence has made significant advancements across industries, with weather forecasting standing out as an area of transformational innovation. Its ability to enhance safety measures and improve readiness for weather-related adversities highlights the societal benefits of AI-driven weather predictions. Exploring the Realm of AI-Powered Weather Prediction Utilizing machine learning algorithms and extensive datasets is essential...
- Earth911 Podcast: Making IT Product Chemical Impacts Transparent With TCO Development’s Stephen FullerBeing a consumer in an advanced economy—or any economy these days—is challenging because you cannot... The post Earth911 Podcast: Making IT Product Chemical Impacts Transparent With TCO Development’s Stephen Fuller appeared first on Earth911.
- Trump 2.0: This Time the Stakes for Climate Are Even HigherDonald Trump has promised to halt federal climate action and repeal the Biden-era Inflation Reduction Act, which provides unprecedented spending for clean energy. The market momentum for renewables and efforts by states and cities may be the only hope for U.S. climate progress.Read more on E360 →
- New York’s plastic lawsuit against PepsiCo has been dismissed. What’s next?Despite the setback, environmental attorneys think similar litigation can succeed elsewhere.
- Why Beagles Are the Worst Dogs: The Truth About This Challenging BreedWhen you think of Beagles you think of cute faces and floppy ears. But owning one isn’t always as pretty as it seems. While Beagles have a long history of being great hunting dogs and loyal companions, they come with a set of problems that will make even the most patient dog owner wonder why...
- 7 Ways to Spend Black Friday That Don’t Involve ShoppingThis Black Friday, stay away from the frenzy of the stores and spend time doing something a little more productive than shopping. The post 7 Ways to Spend Black Friday That Don’t Involve Shopping appeared first on Earth911.
- Why we need more pride in physicsArtemis Peck and Wendy Sadler explain that we need more initiatives to make sure queer people feel comfortable and welcome in science The post Why we need more pride in physics appeared first on Physics World.
- Workers and the just transitionWorkers and the just transition Channel Comment brendan 18th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Top 5 Myths About Solar Power in Southeast AsiaSolar energy’s importance is growing as Southeast Asia continues on its road towards sustainable development. Still, solar power is often surrounded by false ideas even if it has great potential and demonstrated advantages. These false ideas may limit the acceptance of solar energy by depriving many people and companies of knowledge of the financial and...
- Comparing 5 Gallon Water Jug to Other Water Storage Options: What’s Best for You?When it comes to staying hydrated, choosing the right water storage is important. One popular option for homes, offices, and outdoor activities is the 5 gallon water jug. It’s convenient, cost-effective, and eco-friendly, but how does it compare to other storage options? Let’s dive into what makes the 5 gallon water jug unique, its benefits,...
- New study: More renewable energy on the grid may prevent severe blackoutsPower grids with high integration of wind and solar technologies show improved resilience during extreme weather, new study finds The post New study: More renewable energy on the grid may prevent severe blackouts appeared first on Environment America.
- A new generation of cheaper batteries is sweeping the EV industryA form of lithium-ion battery called LFP is becoming increasingly popular among automakers due to its advantages on cost, safety, and materials.
- Maximize Energy Efficiency with Eco-Friendly Ceiling Access Doors—Upgrade Now!With rising energy costs and environmental issues, many people feel an increasing need to find ways to cut consumption and support sustainability. One often overlooked area where energy efficiency can be improved is ceiling access doors, which provide easy access to vital building components like ductwork, wiring, and plumbing. Opting for eco-friendly ceiling access doors...
- Recessed Access Doors: Concealed Access for a Sleek LookHave you ever admired a minimalist interior design and wondered where all the utility boxes and electrical panels went? The secret lies in recessed access doors. These discreet panels seamlessly blend into walls and ceilings, providing concealed access to essential systems without compromising a space’s aesthetic appeal. Interested in adding these solutions to your residential...
- Trump’s GOP at UN climate talks: We’re in charge nowIn a swaggering press conference at COP29, House Republicans delivered an aggressive message in support of oil, gas, and coal — but kept their options open.
- It’s not normal for the East Coast to be on fireHere's why the November wildfires in New York and New Jersey are so alarming.
- Exterior Access Doors: Weatherproof Your Building—Guaranteed!Every year, many building owners and facility managers learn the hard way that a failing exterior access door can turn a minor storm into a major disaster. Will you be one of them? As the NOAA points out, climate change is causing more frequent and powerful weather events, putting outdoor utilities and equipment at risk...
- Outdoor Trash Cans: A Smart Choice for Busy HouseholdsKey Takeaways Outdoor trash cans help maintain a cleaner and more organized home environment. They play a vital role in waste management while offering convenience for busy families. Choosing a suitable outdoor trash can involves considering size, material, and accessibility. Outdoor trash cans can boost hygiene and curb appeal by keeping waste out of sight...
- How worried should we be about COP?1,700 oil and gas delegates, a clamp down on human rights, and no negotiations on how the world will wean itself off fossil fuels. This year’s UN climate summit isn’t winning any popularity contests. Yet. A week of news coming out of Azerbaijan, with only a few genuinely positive stories from an event that has […]
- More Than 1,700 Fossil Fuel Lobbyists at UN Climate NegotiationsAt least 1,773 fossil fuel lobbyists are attending the U.N. climate negotiations now underway in Baku, Azerbaijan, according to a tally by a coalition of climate groups.Read more on E360 →
- Quantum showcase sets out next decade of UK quantumThe UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase set out a bold ambition for the sector. Katherine Skipper asks whether the science is ready to deliver The post Quantum showcase sets out next decade of UK quantum appeared first on Physics World.
- The Power of Native Plants: How to Support Local Wildlife with Region-Specific ChoicesHave you ever wondered why your garden is so challenging to maintain? Our gardens and landscapes are often filled with beautiful non-native plants but are usually difficult to maintain. These non-native plants may inadvertently be invasive, disrupting the local ecosystem and causing your garden to wither quickly. Non-native species can crowd out native plants, leading...
- Sustainability and Climate: What Modern Businesses Are Doing to Reduce Their Carbon FootprintToday, companies around the world are not just aware of climate change—they’re taking action to reduce their impact on the planet. Businesses are taking concrete steps, not only to stay competitive but to make a real difference. From crafting detailed sustainability strategies to actively engaging employees, here’s how modern businesses are addressing their carbon footprints...
- How Albert Einstein and John Bell inspired Artur Ekert’s breakthrough in quantum cryptographyThe quantum physicist gives the Royal Society Milner Prize Lecture The post How Albert Einstein and John Bell inspired Artur Ekert’s breakthrough in quantum cryptography appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Inspiration: More Influential Than You ThinkThis Earth911 inspiration comes from our recent interview with Brett Jenks, CEO of Rare.org, who... The post Earth911 Inspiration: More Influential Than You Think appeared first on Earth911.
- Physicists in cancer radiotherapyIntroducing a new master’s in cancer research from the University of Manchester The post Physicists in cancer radiotherapy appeared first on Physics World.
- How Republicans (sometimes) get on board with climate actionGetting anything accomplished under President-elect Trump might seem far-fetched. But it’s happened before.
- The question bringing COP29 to a halt: Who’s rich enough to pay for climate change?Trillions of dollars depend on whether major emerging economies like China will have to step up climate aid.
- Introducing ‘anti-COP’: A climate summit for activists who are fed upActivists rallied around a shared feeling of exclusion from the formal COP process, and concerns that the solutions that come out of it are harming their communities.
- EU must double its science budget to remain competitive, warns reportA committee of 15 experts from research and industry call for Framework Programme 10 to have a budget of at least €220bn The post EU must double its science budget to remain competitive, warns report appeared first on Physics World.
- Trump’s second term is already derailing food talks at COP29At the U.N. climate summit, agricultural emissions are being sidelined — again.
- Brazil’s biofuel - boom or climate bust?Brazil’s biofuel - boom or climate bust? Channel News brendan 15th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Insulated Access Doors: Save on Energy Costs—Here’s HowImagine a beautiful, historic building, its brilliance overshadowed by high energy use that strains resources and the environment. Hidden inefficiencies, like unsealed access points, make the building cold, uncomfortable, and costly to maintain. But what if you could transform these vulnerabilities into energy-saving opportunities? Insulated access doors and panels provide an effective solution by sealing unprotected...
- Fire Rated Doors: Critical for Commercial BuildingsDid you know that in 2022, fires in commercial properties caused over $3.7 billion in damages? Data from the U.S. Fire Administration shows a 23% increase in dollar losses over the past decade. Given these alarming statistics, property owners and managers must find ways to mitigate such risks. Preventing fires not only minimizes threats but...
- Water filter coupons in Cook County, Illinois, help reduce lead and plastic pollutionA new program helps some households access clean drinking water with filters certified to remove lead, without exacerbating the plastic pollution crisis and its toxic impacts. The post Water filter coupons in Cook County, Illinois, help reduce lead and plastic pollution appeared first on Environment America.
- New bee species discovered: the blue handstanding beeJust last week, researchers announced the discovery of a new bee species in Oklahoma and Texas—a fascinating mining bee that’s breaking all the norms. The post New bee species discovered: the blue handstanding bee appeared first on Environment America.
- Local Conservation with Global ImpactWe left around 7:30 in the morning. Yes, we were running late, but this was an unusual group of birdwatchers that included environmental leaders, local and international journalists, businesspeople...
- Local Conservation with Global ImpactWe left around 7:30 in the morning. Yes, we were running late, but this was an unusual group of birdwatchers that included environmental leaders, local and international journalists, businesspeople...
- Local Conservation with Global ImpactWe left around 7:30 in the morning. Yes, we were running late, but this was an unusual group of birdwatchers that included environmental leaders, local and international journalists, businesspeople...
- Space travel: the health effects of space radiation and building a lunar GPSWe chat to a radiation oncologist and two atomic-clock experts The post Space travel: the health effects of space radiation and building a lunar GPS appeared first on Physics World.
- Hybrid irradiation could facilitate clinical translation of FLASH radiotherapyA combination of ultrahigh-dose rate electron and conventional photon radiotherapy could enable FLASH treatments of deep-seated tumours The post Hybrid irradiation could facilitate clinical translation of FLASH radiotherapy appeared first on Physics World.
- 40% plastic production reduction won’t limit global warming to 1.5CThe fourth round of plastic treaty negotiations at COP29 proposed for a dramatic cut in the industry’s output. But a new study shows this will not be enough. Tabled by Rwanda and Peru, a 40% reduction in plastic production by 2040 has been suggested at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan this morning. But according to a […]
- Finding the dirty side of renewable electricity in GhanaIan Packham’s final video despatch from East Africa lays bare the devastating impact of clean energy projects greenlit in locations supposedly protected from human development. ‘There is a problem here. This landscape is completely unnatural.’ Standing on the shores of Lake Bui, a humanmade reservoir formed when the namesake river was dammed in 2013, Ian […]
- As Ocean Waters Warm, a Race to Breed Heat-Resistant CoralAround the world, researchers are working on a range of projects that aim to enhance corals’ resistance to marine heat waves. In a promising sign, a U.K. team recently became the first to quantify an uptick in heat tolerance among adult corals selectively bred for the trait. Read more on E360 →
- Can you solve the world’s trillion-dollar climate finance puzzle?As countries deadlock at COP29, take Grist’s quiz to find out whose side you’re on.
- Trailblazer: astronaut Eileen Collins reflects on space, adventure, and the power of lifelong learningAstronaut Eileen Collins and filmmaker Hannah Berryman discuss the new documentary SPACEWOMAN and the thrill of pushing human frontiers The post Trailblazer: astronaut Eileen Collins reflects on space, adventure, and the power of lifelong learning appeared first on Physics World.
- Biden wants to triple nuclear energy generation. Trump will make the call.At this year's U.N. climate talks, the Biden team hopes a push for one of the most controversial forms of zero-emissions power will be palatable to the president's successor.
- Sustainable chemicals should be a UK growth industry Chemicals are everywhere, from food to healthcare, technology to energy, over 90 per cent of all manufactured goods rely on the chemical industry. Many of its products, like battery components and building insulation, are needed for the transition to a green economy. But the industry […]
- ‘Net-zero’ banks raised $1 trillion for fossil fuel giantsTaken together, the projects being financed would produce almost seven times the annual emissions of the United States.
- DIY Thanksgiving Decor Made by UpcyclingIf you’re looking to reduce waste and save some money on your Thanksgiving decor, what... The post DIY Thanksgiving Decor Made by Upcycling appeared first on Earth911.
- Cooking for Compost: ThanksgivingFor the Thanksgiving edition of our Cooking for Compost series, we called on the award-winning... The post Cooking for Compost: Thanksgiving appeared first on Earth911.
- Industrial Transition Accelerator: COP must deliver $1tn investment1.5C global warming is within reach according to a new analysis, but the 29th UN Climate Summit must deliver targeted policies that can unlock demand and finance. According to the Industrial Transition Accelerator [ITA] and Mission Possible Partnership Assessment [MPPA], there are currently around 700 major planned industrial facilities within the highest polluting and emitting […]
- The frontline of the AmazonThe frontline of the Amazon Channel Comment brendan 14th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Male or Female Cat: Which Is Right for Your Home?If you’re trying to choose between a male or female cat as your next furry friend, you might be wondering how they differ and which would fit better in your home. From personality traits to health needs, both male and female cats offer unique qualities. Let’s dive into what you can expect from each to...
- Venkat Srinivasan: ‘Batteries are largely bipartisan’Energy storage expert Venkat Srinivasan discusses the pros and cons of different battery technologies and the motivations people have for adopting them The post Venkat Srinivasan: ‘Batteries are largely bipartisan’ appeared first on Physics World.
- Hollywood’s famous puma who inspires wildlife corridorsP-22 had a spectacular life that showcased the need for habitat connectivity The post Hollywood’s famous puma who inspires wildlife corridors appeared first on Environment America.
- The Critical Need to Align Climate and Nutrition Global Agendas at COP29Climate and nutrition represent urgent and interrelated crises that must be addressed in our changing world.
- “Recycling” plastic by turning it into toxic smoke?Burning plastic isn’t recycling, and it won’t solve our waste problem. It just pollutes our skies. The post “Recycling” plastic by turning it into toxic smoke? appeared first on Environment America.
- Trump picked Lee Zeldin to lead the EPA. What will that mean for environmental policy?What to expect: deregulation justified as boosts for the economy, and platitudes about the importance of clean air and water.
- Can Defra prove that nature-friendly farming is value for money?Ahead of Rachel Reeves’ first budget, speculation was rife about funding for farming. Underspends during the Conservatives’ tenure had left many nervous across both the farming and environment sectors. Against a tough economic backdrop, Environment Secretary Steve Reed faced a big challenge: to prove to […]
- Would you pay more for plane tickets to fund climate relief efforts?At this year’s U.N. climate conference, world leaders are proposing a “global solidarity levy” on high-polluting industries.
- How popcorn could help save the beesAlmost all corn planted in the U.S. is coated with bee-killing pesticides. We’re calling on popcorn makers to take action to save the bees. The post How popcorn could help save the bees appeared first on Environment America.
- Sustainability Metrics That Matter: Tracking and Reporting Waste Reduction Across IndustriesIn the equation of sustainability, waste reduction holds a pivotal, often underestimated, position. Underestimated because waste is more than discarded material; it is the visible residue of inefficiency, oversight, and underutilized potential across production cycles. As industries face the realities of finite resources, stringent regulations, and shifting consumer expectations, waste has evolved into a metric...
- QR Codes & Smart Packaging | Enhance Customer ExperienceQR Codes and Smart Packaging QR codes have changed how brands connect with customers, especially with the rise of smart packaging. Today, a simple scan on product packaging can instantly link customers to a wealth of information, from product … QR Codes & Smart Packaging | Enhance Customer Experience Read More » The post QR Codes & Smart Packaging | Enhance Customer Experience appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Food waste contributes 10% to global emissions but 9 out of 10 countries’ NDCs fail to focus on food waste and lossEnvironmental NGO WRAP is using COP29 to highlight the need for countries to include food loss and waste in their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). A new report shows that, of the 195 countries attending COP29, only 12 have committed to reducing food waste and just 17 to tackling food loss. In total, 24 countries (12%) […]
- Glaciers Reveal When Volcanoes Are on Brink of EruptionNew research shows that glaciers near active volcanoes flow faster than other glaciers. The findings suggest it would be possible to predict volcanic eruptions by tracking the speed of glaciers.Read more on E360 →
- Keeping up with negotiations: COP29 tracker monitors progressAfter a typically controversial start to the UN Climate summit this week, work is underway on a number of key agreements and corresponding legal documents. Here’s how you can easily stay on top of developments. Carbon Brief has launched a new interactive tracker which allows users to monitor how talks and drafts are progressing towards […]
- UK plans £22bn splurge on carbon capture and storageDespite the move, questions remain over the technology's feasibility The post UK plans £22bn splurge on carbon capture and storage appeared first on Physics World.
- COP29 secures 60% finance boost for low-middle income countriesAn early victory in Baku sees a huge pledge from major development banks, significantly increasing money flowing into poor nations struggling with climate change. The World Bank and a number of other lenders announced on Tuesday 12th November that they would increase finance to low and middle income countries to $120billion by 2030. This represents […]
- 3 Upcycled Dog Toys You Can MakeWe all want the best for our dogs. And, when we go to the specialty... The post 3 Upcycled Dog Toys You Can Make appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Sailing Toward Composting Convenience With 11th Hour Racing’s Michelle CarnevaleMeet Michelle Carnevale, president of 11th Hour Racing, which advocates for sustainability and ocean health... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Sailing Toward Composting Convenience With 11th Hour Racing’s Michelle Carnevale appeared first on Earth911.
- We can’t continue to ignore the links between climate change and migrationThis post is by Ben Margolis, consultant for Unbound Philanthropy. Very few delegates will be thinking about immigration as they attend the 29th UN Climate Change Conference in Baku (COP29). Their minds, and mandates, will be on carbon and – this year in particular – […]
- What to Expect at a Veterinary Clinic: First Visit GuideA pet’s first veterinary clinic visit can be exciting and overwhelming at the same time. Understanding what to expect when you bring your pet to the clinic for the first time can help you feel less anxious. You can also help your pet prepare to meet the vet, who will be responsible for keeping it...
- Net zero regulations surge around the world but implementation gap remains: New studyAs countries meet at COP29 in Baku, a new Oxford University study, developed through pro-bono partnerships with 48 leading law firms around the world, purports to provide “the most detailed view yet of how key economic rules are aligning – or not – to climate goals”. While the incoming Trump Administration will likely reverse climate rules in […]
- Reforms to flood funding and investment to protect farming communitiesThe UK government says it is bolstering England’s resilience to flooding through additional financial support to farmers and rural communities, as well as refreshing its approach to delivering funding to make sure it works for communities, due to be announced today (13 November). Floods Minister Emma Hardy is to announce that an additional £50 million […]
- How Everyone’s Favorite TikTok Dad Brings Birds to a Whole New AudienceOn a family vacation this summer, Kevin Cronin happily shared his many gripes about the beach with his TikTok followers: the drag of lugging the gear back and forth, those ludicrously short beach...
- How Everyone’s Favorite TikTok Dad Brings Birds to a Whole New AudienceOn a family vacation this summer, Kevin Cronin happily shared his many gripes about the beach with his TikTok followers: the drag of lugging the gear back and forth, those ludicrously short beach...
- Statement: U.S. aims to expand wasteful, polluting nuclear powerThe post Statement: U.S. aims to expand wasteful, polluting nuclear power appeared first on Environment America.
- Student Spotlight: Bridging Environmental Justice with Sustainable EnergyMPA-ESP student Jada Johnson believes in the power of policy to drive meaningful and sustainable solutions for historically underserved communities.
- Bitcoin’s purposeless power problemThe absurd energy consumption of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are spiking energy demand and emissions, with few benefits to show for it. The post Bitcoin’s purposeless power problem appeared first on Environment America.
- Why solar permitting needs to be modernized nowFederal programs promise to spur dramatic interest in rooftop solar. Cities and towns would be well-served to adopt instant solar permitting software to help manage increased demand. The post Why solar permitting needs to be modernized now appeared first on Environment America.
- Whitetip sharks are threatened. The U.S. is considering new rules to protect themIt was once the most common shark swimming in tropical and subtropical seas throughout the globe. Today, the oceanic whitetip shark is threatened with extinction. The post Whitetip sharks are threatened. The U.S. is considering new rules to protect them appeared first on Environment America.
- Thousands Celebrate the Annual Return of Endangered Right Whales to Amelia Island, FloridaWe attended the Right Whale Festival in Florida and here’s what we learned The post Thousands Celebrate the Annual Return of Endangered Right Whales to Amelia Island, Florida appeared first on Environment America.
- Study measures link between chemicals and declining insect populationsMeasuring exposure to over 1,000 different agrochemicals, researchers reported significant changes in behaviour and long-term survival of different insect populations in a new study (words: European Molecular Biology Laboratory). Declining insect populations (an average of 2-3% per year) has prompted a search for potential causes, such as habitat loss due to overdevelopment, climate change, and […]
- “DC factory” picks up Energy Efficiency Award from German Energy AgencyAn important industry award in Germany has gone to direct current (DC) power technology firm Schaltbau for what’s described as the world’s first DC factory. Schaltbau’s NExT Factory in Velden, Germany has been in full operation since September 2023, incorporating advanced DC smart grid components and intelligent energy management, battery and thermal storage, and in […]
- ‘We may have less to offer’: US negotiators confront diminished standing at COP29The Biden administration tried to project confidence in the early days of the U.N. climate conference, but all signs point to a reduced U.S. role.
- New Opportunities at Columbia’s Climate School to Shape Sustainable Development and Drive Climate ActionNew undergrad programs and a change in leadership underscore the Climate School's multidisciplinary and collaborative approach to sustainability.
- For farms and rural businesses, a fresh and funded harvest includes the sunA federal initiative helps rural business owners and farmers slash expenses by funding solar and other energy innovations.
- A state of emergencyHello, and welcome to the last issue of Grist’s special series on how climate disasters are shaping elections. I’m Zoya Teirstein. I was at an election night watch party in Asheville, North Carolina, last week when it became clear that Vice President Kamala Harris’ path to victory had become impossibly narrow. On the drive back […]
- Light Pollution May Be Keeping Honey Bees Up at NightLight from cars, homes, and street lamps may be keeping bees up at night, according to a new study.Read more on E360 →
- Statement: U.S. acts to cut methane pollutionFee means polluters will pay for waste The post Statement: U.S. acts to cut methane pollution appeared first on Environment America.
- Can the UK really hit 81% emissions reduction by 2035?Downing Street just pledged to the world it will bring carbon output down to just one-fifth of 1990 levels within a decade. Despite the hugely ambitious target given present policies and funding for net zero, Sir Keir Starmer has also vowed not to reach the goal by ‘telling people how to live their lives.’ Presenting […]
- We Earthlings: Plant Your Diet For ChangeIf you make just one change to help prevent climate change, choose adopting a plant-based... The post We Earthlings: Plant Your Diet For Change appeared first on Earth911.
- Waste Less, Celebrate More: Tips for a Zero Waste HolidayJoin us virtually on Monday, Dec. 2 at 7:00 p.m. ET to learn how you can celebrate the holiday season more sustainably and without waste. The post Waste Less, Celebrate More: Tips for a Zero Waste Holiday appeared first on Environment America.
- Greenwashing and more oil deals: COP29 already under fire52,894 people are at the UN’s annual climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, this month. A big reduction on numbers at last year’s two week gathering, one day into the conference critics are brandishing knives. Donald Trump’s victory in the US 2024 Presidential Election last week has overshadowed the event’s opening, with the inbound leader already […]
- ‘Praying for rain’: How New York farmers are dealing with drought — and unexpected brush firesThe dry weather in the Hudson Valley speaks to the difficulty of growing food on a warming planet.
- Electric bus depots can be ‘profitable energy hubs’Research underway in China is exploring using plug-in public transport infrastructure for clean energy generation. Led by Xiaoyue Cathy Liu, an engineering professor at the University of Utah, the investigation is looking at Beijing’s 27,000 strong fleet of buses with the goal of ‘radically rethinking’ how public transportation systems are integrated into wider civic infrastructure. […]
- From melanoma to malaria: photoacoustic device detects disease without taking a single drop of bloodNew diagnostic test provides safe and sensitive detection of malaria infection by interrogating the blood through intact skin The post From melanoma to malaria: photoacoustic device detects disease without taking a single drop of blood appeared first on Physics World.
- CalistaTrade reviews: Eco-Friendly and Effortless TradingCalistaTrade: Eco-Friendly and Effortless Trading Business sustainability and economic prosperity are two concepts that cannot exist separately in today’s world, and CalistaTrade sets the example. Well respected for being safe and user-friendly, it is best suited to investors who are … CalistaTrade reviews: Eco-Friendly and Effortless Trading Read More » The post CalistaTrade reviews: Eco-Friendly and Effortless Trading appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Can Wet Wipes Be Recycled?Baby wipes, moist towelettes, wet naps — whatever you call them, they all serve essentially... The post Can Wet Wipes Be Recycled? appeared first on Earth911.
- How To Plan a Vegan Thanksgiving DinnerTurkey for Thanksgiving? That’s sooo 1621! While carnivores and traditionalists may disagree, contemporary Thanksgiving dinners... The post How To Plan a Vegan Thanksgiving Dinner appeared first on Earth911.
- JuiceBox EV Charger: A Complete Guide to Enel X’s Popular Home Charging SolutionElectric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more common on the road every year, and with that rise comes the need for easy, convenient ways to charge them. The JuiceBox EV Charger stands out as a popular choice among EV owners for its smart technology, user-friendly features, and reliable charging speeds. Let’s dive into what makes this...
- Biodiversity fund COP16 rowBiodiversity fund COP16 row Channel News Catherine Early 12th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Culverts- the unexpected partner for wildlife connectivityHow culverts provide aid to animals with fragmented habitats, and how they can be designed with animals in mind The post Culverts- the unexpected partner for wildlife connectivity appeared first on Environment America.
- Quantized vortices seen in a supersolid for the first timeFurther research could shed light on neutron-star glitches The post Quantized vortices seen in a supersolid for the first time appeared first on Physics World.
- Are Bully Sticks Safe for Dogs?Bully sticks are popular dog treats that many pet owners give to their furry friends. But the question remains: are bully sticks safe for dogs? In this article, we will explore what bully sticks are, their benefits, potential risks, and how to choose the right one for your dog. We will find the answer to...
- Digital twin assists Yorkshire borough’s net zero planningPlan identifies £2bn Net Zero pathway for Calderdale, says tech company IES A low carbon future for the West Yorkshire borough of Calderdale has been set out in an ambitious new plan that identifies the key priorities needed for the borough to reach its net zero by 2038 target and how that transition can benefit […]
- Low wind output in northern and central Europe causes price spikeFlagging wind generation has triggered a scramble for power in north and central Europe as prices soar and conventional power is used to fill the gap (story: Montel News). With wind generation in Germany at its lowest level since 2014, the country was producing 700 MW of power from oil-fired units in early November – […]
- Scottish waste management stakeholders come together to address sector challengesA new partnership aims to help develop a residual waste strategy for Scotland and build capacity within the country’s waste management system. The initiative is hosting an event in Edinburgh on 14 November. Resourcing Scotland launched on 11 November, and says it will bring together leading Scottish waste management industry groups and the nation’s 32 […]
- Diversifying Domestic Energy Sources for ResiliencyAs the world navigates an unstable geopolitical climate and faces the ongoing threats of climate change, the need for countries to reinforce their energy independence grows ever-pressing. A focus on diversifying domestic energy sources emerges as a key strategy in bolstering national resilience. Fossil fuels, once deemed the backbone of progress, are no longer a...
- Earth911 Podcast: Peerby’s Daan Weddenpohl Accelerates Circular, Sharing EconomiesThe sharing economy can be a platform for keeping products in circulation and out of... The post Earth911 Podcast: Peerby’s Daan Weddenpohl Accelerates Circular, Sharing Economies appeared first on Earth911.
- Will Hydrogen Hubs Be a Clean Energy Boom or Boondoggle?As part of a $7 billion investment in hydrogen, the U.S. Department of Energy is committed to building a network of hydrogen facilities and pipelines centered in southeast Pennsylvania. Critics are questioning the project’s expense and its net savings in carbon emissions.Read more on E360 →
- Sceptical space settlers, Einstein in England, trials of the JWST, tackling quantum fundamentals: micro reviews of the best recent booksCondensed natter: Physics World editors give their compressed verdicts on top new books The post Sceptical space settlers, Einstein in England, trials of the JWST, tackling quantum fundamentals: micro reviews of the best recent books appeared first on Physics World.
- He’ll try, but Trump can’t stop the clean energy revolutionThe cost of renewables is plummeting, heat pumps are selling like crazy, and red states are raking in cash from the IRA.
- Not much COPNot much COP Channel News brendan 11th November 2024 Teaser Media
- It’s already official: You’re living through the hottest year on recordAccording to the European Union's climate agency, 2024 is also the first year to breach a key climate threshold.
- World Toilet Day Is Something to CelebrateAt first glance, the idea of World Toilet Day might be bewildering. But if you’ve... The post World Toilet Day Is Something to Celebrate appeared first on Earth911.
- Rethink Disposables: 4 Things You Can Happily Live Without at HomeDo you buy things just to throw them away? Eco-friendly living is as much about... The post Rethink Disposables: 4 Things You Can Happily Live Without at Home appeared first on Earth911.
- Now’s the chance for the UK to make its mark and be bold on methane Catastrophic flooding in Spain and recent hurricane events in the US are just the latest extreme weather events indicating the urgent need for more climate action. Recent scientific evidence underscores that we must now act decisively. Among the greenhouse gases, methane stands out as critical […]
- Global solar capacity on cusp of producing enough electricity to power 100 million average US householdsGlobal solar capacity has more than tripled in the last five years, hitting 2 TW for the first time ever. The post Global solar capacity on cusp of producing enough electricity to power 100 million average US households appeared first on Environment America.
- Sáttítla: Northern California haven for water & wildlifeSáttítla has ecological and cultural significance and provides clean drinking water to millions of people. The post Sáttítla: Northern California haven for water & wildlife appeared first on Environment America.
- ‘Used like taxis’: Soaring private jet flights drive up climate-heating emissionsAn analysis of 19 million flights between 2019 and 2023 reveals a 50 percent rise in emissions.
- Four-wave mixing could boost optical communications in spaceNonlinear effect amplifies weak signals The post Four-wave mixing could boost optical communications in space appeared first on Physics World.
- Mexico is offering water to South Texas. But there’s a catch farmers aren’t happy about.Farmers say they want the water, but not if it goes against the allotment they need for the spring planting season.
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in MissouriThis season, Missouri hosted 33 active counts circles—the highest number yet. Two circles saw their debut: Cass County and Grand Pass. Thanks, in-part, to these two new circles, a record-high of...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in MissouriThis season, Missouri hosted 33 active counts circles—the highest number yet. Two circles saw their debut: Cass County and Grand Pass. Thanks, in-part, to these two new circles, a record-high of...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in Virginia and Washington DCFifty-four counts were conducted in Virginia-Washington DC for the 2023-2024 Christmas Bird Count (CBC) season. This includes the new Dragon Run CBC compiled by Jeffrey Wright and the restarted...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in Virginia and Washington DCFifty-four counts were conducted in Virginia-Washington DC for the 2023-2024 Christmas Bird Count (CBC) season. This includes the new Dragon Run CBC compiled by Jeffrey Wright and the restarted...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in New Jersey and PennsylvaniaThe 124th CBC was run with most counts experiencing favorable weather following a mild fall and early winter. Participation for ,many counts was again up from pre-pandemic participation. Species...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in New Jersey and PennsylvaniaThe 124th CBC was run with most counts experiencing favorable weather following a mild fall and early winter. Participation for ,many counts was again up from pre-pandemic participation. Species...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in North Carolina The 124th CBC in North Carolina consisted of 53 counts, with three (Alamance County, Holly Shelter and Portsmouth) not being run. The weather this season averaged slightly...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in North Carolina The 124th CBC in North Carolina consisted of 53 counts, with three (Alamance County, Holly Shelter and Portsmouth) not being run. The weather this season averaged slightly...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in MontanaTotal Counts Run, Total Species Found, and Number of Participants Christmas Bird Counts (CBCs) were completed on 31 of Montana’s 36 potential count circles this year (#124), which was similar to...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in MontanaTotal Counts Run, Total Species Found, and Number of Participants Christmas Bird Counts (CBCs) were completed on 31 of Montana’s 36 potential count circles this year (#124), which was similar to...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in Maryland and DelawareThe winter of 2023–2024 was mild and considered warmer and wetter than normal. Minimum low temperature was 25 º F at Oakland (26 for Allegany County, Catoctin Mountain, and Washington County). The...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in Maryland and DelawareThe winter of 2023–2024 was mild and considered warmer and wetter than normal. Minimum low temperature was 25 º F at Oakland (26 for Allegany County, Catoctin Mountain, and Washington County). The...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in IndianaThe 124th Christmas Bird Count in Indiana featured record counts for a long list of species as well as some remarkable rarities. Like many surrounding states, Indiana birders enjoyed an...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in IndianaThe 124th Christmas Bird Count in Indiana featured record counts for a long list of species as well as some remarkable rarities. Like many surrounding states, Indiana birders enjoyed an...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in ColoradoFifty-one Christmas Bird Counts were held this winter in Colorado. A total of 217 (way up from last winter’s total of 197 species) countable species of birds were found, plus two others for count...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in ColoradoFifty-one Christmas Bird Counts were held this winter in Colorado. A total of 217 (way up from last winter’s total of 197 species) countable species of birds were found, plus two others for count...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in South CarolinaThe 124th Christmas Bird Count (CBC) season in South Carolina consisted of 29 individual counts that took place between December 14th, 2023 and January, 5th, 2024. These 29 counts included 12 counts...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in South CarolinaThe 124th Christmas Bird Count (CBC) season in South Carolina consisted of 29 individual counts that took place between December 14th, 2023 and January, 5th, 2024. These 29 counts included 12 counts...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in Alabama and MississippiAlabama conducted thirteen CBC’s and Mississippi 17. The Corinth CBC no longer exists. Neither the Tupelo CBC nor Eagle Lake CBC took place this season. Half the circles tallied 100 or more...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in Alabama and MississippiAlabama conducted thirteen CBC’s and Mississippi 17. The Corinth CBC no longer exists. Neither the Tupelo CBC nor Eagle Lake CBC took place this season. Half the circles tallied 100 or more...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in IowaThe 2023-2024 CBC included 36 Iowa counts reporting to Audubon. Although the entire state experienced drought in 2023, precipitation in December averaged above normal. But this was also Iowa’s...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in IowaThe 2023-2024 CBC included 36 Iowa counts reporting to Audubon. Although the entire state experienced drought in 2023, precipitation in December averaged above normal. But this was also Iowa’s...
- Organizations Optimistic about Final Plan to Protect Sage-Grouse Habitat, Call for Work to Begin (WASHINGTON, D.C.--November 8, 2024) – Leading conservation and sportsmen’s organizations today reacted with cautious optimism to a newly released final draft of a plan by the Bureau of Land...
- Organizations Optimistic about Final Plan to Protect Sage-Grouse Habitat, Call for Work to Begin (WASHINGTON, D.C.--November 8, 2024) – Leading conservation and sportsmen’s organizations today reacted with cautious optimism to a newly released final draft of a plan by the Bureau of Land...
- 35 Years of Harnessing the Power of Geospatial Data for Decision MakingCIESIN's mission is to make complex environmental, social and economic data easy to access and use so that people can make better decisions about pressing issues like climate change, disaster response and sustainable development.
- The Arecibo Observatory’s ‘powerful radiation environment’ led to its collapse, claims reportThe disaster in December 2020 was caused by the failure of zinc in the observatory’s cable sockets The post The Arecibo Observatory’s ‘powerful radiation environment’ led to its collapse, claims report appeared first on Physics World.
- Study Finds Steep Rise in Emissions from Private JetsBy virtue of their small size and limited capacity, private jets are deeply inefficient. They have an outsized climate impact and, according to a new study, their emissions are on the rise.Read more on E360 →
- Pioneering 3D printing project shares successesLeaders of a pioneering project to develop 3D printed infrastructure and components for the water sector will be sharing insights from five years of research. The Water Industry Printfrastructure project has been led by United Utilities in partnership with ChangeMaker3D, Manchester Metropolitan University’s PrintCity and Scottish Water. Funding came from Ofwat’s Water Breakthrough Challenge with […]
- Partnership supports a complete solution for Zorba sortingTwo leading sorting solutions providers, REDWAVE and TOMRA, have announced a strategic agreement aimed at providing customers with a seamless supply of sorting systems based on XRF (x-ray fluorescence) and XRT (x-ray transmission) technology. This new arrangement will make it easier and more efficient for customers to access top-tier sorting technologies from one turnkey supplier. […]
- Clean energy hubs suggest solution to grid bottleneckHybrid clean energy hubs which co-locate multiple low carbon generation technologies offer a promising solution to easing grid connection bottleneck, according to a new report from energy consultancy Cornwall Insight. The report, “Market Review of Hybrid Energy Hubs”, commissioned by Telis Energy UK, details how hybrid energy hubs, using multiple different low carbon generation technologies, […]
- Small and smart actuator gets explosion-proof ratingElectric actuator manufacturer AUMA has added an explosion-proof version to its successful PROFOX actuator series. “The new PROFOX-X actuators expand all the benefits of our small and smart PROFOX actuator series to applications in potentially explosive atmospheres,” says AUMA product manager Christoph Edelmann. “The versatile, future-proof actuators meet all the requirements of modern plant automation.” […]
- Pathogens which cling to microplastics may survive wastewater treatmentWastewater treatment fails to kill several human pathogens when they hide out on microplastics in the water, reports a new study appearing in the open-access journal PLOS ONE. Wastewater treatment plants are designed to remove contaminants from wastewater, but microplastics persist and can become colonized by a sticky microbial biofilm. Previous research has suggested that […]
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in CaliforniaFor the 125th Christmas Bird Count period, 129 counts were completed and reported in California with a total of 377 species recorded (including documented rare species) along with a plethora of...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in CaliforniaFor the 125th Christmas Bird Count period, 129 counts were completed and reported in California with a total of 377 species recorded (including documented rare species) along with a plethora of...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in FloridaThis summary follows the taxonomy (listing order) of the International Ornithological Committee’s IOC World Bird List, version 14.1 (Gill et al. 2024; ). Rare species...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in FloridaThis summary follows the taxonomy (listing order) of the International Ornithological Committee’s IOC World Bird List, version 14.1 (Gill et al. 2024; ). Rare species...
- Here are the 5 issues to watch at COP29With U.S. climate commitments in question, the United Nations is forging ahead at this year’s COP29 conference in Baku, Azerbaijan.
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in MichiganFor the fourth consecutive year, Michigan participants in the 124th (2023-2024) CBC experienced relatively mild winter weather throughout the count period. This likely contributed to a remarkable...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in MichiganFor the fourth consecutive year, Michigan participants in the 124th (2023-2024) CBC experienced relatively mild winter weather throughout the count period. This likely contributed to a remarkable...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in Hawaii and the Pacific IslandsParticipation on Christmas Bird Count 124 was generally good for Hawai`i, with all count circles conducted as in recent years. The same held true for Guam, but unfortunately the Northern Marianas...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in Hawaii and the Pacific IslandsParticipation on Christmas Bird Count 124 was generally good for Hawai`i, with all count circles conducted as in recent years. The same held true for Guam, but unfortunately the Northern Marianas...
- These downballot elections may slow the shift to clean energyRepublicans won, or are leading, in closely watched utility commission races in Arizona, Montana, and Louisiana.
- Top-cited author Vaidehi Paliya discusses the importance of citations and awardsPaliya explains why it is essential for researchers to know about prizes such as the IOP highly cited paper award The post Top-cited author Vaidehi Paliya discusses the importance of citations and awards appeared first on Physics World.
- 124th Christmas Bird Count Alphabetical Index of Regional SummariesCANADA Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward...
- 124th Christmas Bird Count Alphabetical Index of Regional SummariesCANADA Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward...
- The funky mold turning food waste into culinary delightsAn Indonesian staple is shaking up the restaurant scene — and may just end up preventing a big source of emissions.
- 124th Christmas Bird Count High Counts of Species in CanadaDuring the 124th Christmas Bird Count (CBC) in Canada, counts reported 293 species, an increase of fourteen species compared to last season. Four species (Gray Heron, Limpkin, Philadelphia Vireo, and...
- 124th Christmas Bird Count High Counts of Species in CanadaDuring the 124th Christmas Bird Count (CBC) in Canada, counts reported 293 species, an increase of fourteen species compared to last season. Four species (Gray Heron, Limpkin, Philadelphia Vireo, and...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count High Counts of Species in the United StatesUnited States Christmas Bird Counts (CBC) reported 667 species, 81 infraspecific forms (forms), and 40 exotic species (ex). The Mottled Owl at Falcon Dam S.P., TX, was a new species for a U.S...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count High Counts of Species in the United StatesUnited States Christmas Bird Counts (CBC) reported 667 species, 81 infraspecific forms (forms), and 40 exotic species (ex). The Mottled Owl at Falcon Dam S.P., TX, was a new species for a U.S...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in CanadaThe 124th Christmas Bird Count in Canada summary is coming soon.
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count in CanadaThe 124th Christmas Bird Count in Canada summary is coming soon.
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count SummaryAs I sit down to write the summary of the 124th Christmas Bird Count, I can’t help but reflect on my own experience with this wonderful program over the years. Like so many other birders, the...
- The 124th Christmas Bird Count SummaryAs I sit down to write the summary of the 124th Christmas Bird Count, I can’t help but reflect on my own experience with this wonderful program over the years. Like so many other birders, the...
- Earth911 Inspiration: The First Rule of SustainabilityToday’s inspiration is from environmentalist, entrepreneur, and author Paul Hawken: “The first rule of sustainability... The post Earth911 Inspiration: The First Rule of Sustainability appeared first on Earth911.
- Testing times for StarmerTesting times for Starmer Channel Comment brendan 8th November 2024 Teaser Media
- National Audubon Society Commits to Working with New Trump Administration on Hemispheric Solutions to Tackle Biodiversity Loss and Climate ChangeThe National Audubon Society respects and honors the democratic process and is committed to working with the Trump administration. We will work closely with the administration on durable...
- National Audubon Society Commits to Working with New Trump Administration on Hemispheric Solutions to Tackle Biodiversity Loss and Climate ChangeThe National Audubon Society respects and honors the democratic process and is committed to working with the Trump administration. We will work closely with the administration on durable...
- Land Guardians Step Into the SpotlightIntroduction by Audubon—Across a myriad of landscapes and conditions around the world, Indigenous leaders with the support of their elders and community, are implementing new programs to protect...
- Land Guardians Step Into the SpotlightIntroduction by Audubon—Across a myriad of landscapes and conditions around the world, Indigenous leaders with the support of their elders and community, are implementing new programs to protect...
- Discover Climate LIVE K12 Sessions for 2024-2025In the Climate LIVE video series, experts from across the Columbia Climate School discuss topics in climate and sustainability for grade school and university students, educators, parents and the public.
- Stalemate at COP16 has left global biodiversity progress uncertain This post is by Ben Parker, Bethan Laughlin and Georgina Chandler of the Zoological Society of London. It ends our COP16 miniseries, a collection of blogs spotlighting this year’s UN Biodiversity Conference. In the early hours of a winter’s day in 2022, the Global Biodiversity Framework […]
- How to boost the sustainability of solar cellsRoadmap authors look to the future of photovoltaic technologies in this podcast The post How to boost the sustainability of solar cells appeared first on Physics World.
- Wolfdog Guide: History, Breeds, Myths, and Essential Tips for OwnershipWolfdog, a hybrid between wolves and domestic dogs, have captivated people for centuries. They’re fascinating, complex animals with unique needs and characteristics. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to own a creature with the spirit of a wolf and the loyalty of a dog, the wolfdog might be exactly what you’re looking for. In...
- Lightning sets off bursts of high-energy electrons in Earth’s inner radiation beltUnexpected finding could help determine the safest times to launch spacecraft The post Lightning sets off bursts of high-energy electrons in Earth’s inner radiation belt appeared first on Physics World.
- Brazil Hopes to Make the Amazon a Model for a Green EconomyAs he prepares to host the G20 summit, Brazil’s president is championing initiatives to promote a “bioeconomy” in the Amazon that protects biodiversity and helps Indigenous residents. The goal: To get governments to commit to a new economic vision that is truly sustainable.Read more on E360 →
- The 5 states where environmental ballot initiatives triumphedAcross the country, voters approved spending billions of dollars on climate resilience and conservation.
- First human retinal image brings sight-saving portable OCT a step closerSiloton’s handheld OCT system could soon be used for home-based monitoring of retinal disease, and may one day find its way onto future space missions The post First human retinal image brings sight-saving portable OCT a step closer appeared first on Physics World.
- An attempt to repeal Washington’s landmark climate law failed massively"Every state legislator can now look to Washington and say, ‘This is a winning issue,’” Governor Jay Inslee said. “This is something you can defend and win big on."
- How Curbside Recycling WorksHumans create a lot of waste, but when you throw something away, how much do... The post How Curbside Recycling Works appeared first on Earth911.
- Service Integration and Management can drive sustainability, here’s howFrom Green IT to Decarbonisation Level Agreements, consider this your crash course in how SIAM can help organisations cut climate footprints. With COP fast approaching, environmental challenges are once again in the spotlight, highlighting the vast and urgent action required. From the impacts of climate change to increasing demands for sustainable business practices, organisations like […]
- King’s Lynn and West Norfolk council must reject ‘US-style’ megafarmLiz Truss’ former constituents are piling pressure on the local authority to block plans for a huge agricultural complex proposed by industrial meat producer Cranswick Plc. Up to 6million chickens and 56,000 pigs could be processed at Methwold, Norfolk site each year, significantly increasing greenhouse gas emissions in the county. The developer’s other operations have […]
- Cooking for Compost: Autumn SaladsIntegrating fruits into your diet can be a challenge, especially during the fall and winter... The post Cooking for Compost: Autumn Salads appeared first on Earth911.
- Ban new intensive poultry farmingBan new intensive poultry farming Channel Comment brendan 7th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Construction site: Challenges and SolutionsKey Points Construction sites come in different types – residential, commercial and industrial. Safety is key on a construction site – protective gear and proper handling of hazardous materials. 3D printing and modular building are changing the way we build. Heavy machinery is important but safety protocols must be followed to avoid accidents. Weather can...
- Statement: Bureau of Land Management releases arctic lease sale analysisEnvironmental impact statement released under mandate from 2017 Tax Act The post Statement: Bureau of Land Management releases arctic lease sale analysis appeared first on Environment America.
- Our 10 Favorite Videos From the 2024 Audubon Photo AwardsSometimes you just need to see the video. Take the winning clip in the 2024 Audubon Photography Awards, which shows two Purple Gallinules aggressively fending off an intruder with their spindly...
- Our 10 Favorite Videos From the 2024 Audubon Photo AwardsSometimes you just need to see the video. Take the winning clip in the 2024 Audubon Photography Awards, which shows two Purple Gallinules aggressively fending off an intruder with their spindly...
- Did the World’s Best-Preserved Dinosaurs Really Die in ‘Pompeii’ Events?A new study throws cold water on the long-accepted dogma that exquisitely preserved fossils found in China were the result of cataclysmic volcanic eruptions.
- ‘Buddy star’ could explain Betelgeuse’s varying brightnessAs-yet-undetected stellar companion would displace light-blocking dust The post ‘Buddy star’ could explain Betelgeuse’s varying brightness appeared first on Physics World.
- Preventative pump maintenance reduces downtime and riskNow that industrial companies face being hit with unlimited fines for pollution incidents, outsourcing pump maintenance to specialist contractors can provide security and peace of mind, as well as long-term cost savings, writes Guy Fitzpatrick, industry & infrastructure director at Xylem UK In December 2023, a £250,000 cap on penalties for companies that pollute the environment […]
- Trained Rats Able to Sniff Out Smuggled Rhino HornsRats could be the latest weapon deployed in the fight against endangered wildlife trafficking, according to a study of rodents trained to sniff out pangolin scales, rhino horns, elephant tusks, and hardwood. Read more on E360 →
- Google Street View opens doors to Scottish renewable energy projectsA project which gives Google Street View users an inside view of renewable energy sites launched on 29 October. From a hydropower plant deep beneath a mountain to the top of a wind turbine, Scottish Renewables’ Renewables360 is described as a first-of-its-kind. “It takes the public behind the scenes of the country’s 42,000-strong, £10 billion […]
- The massive consequences Trump’s reelection could have on climate changeWith control of the White House and the Senate, Republicans are poised to upend U.S. climate policy.
- MOFs can capture benzene, says Manchester studyA new study shows that metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) can be adapted to capture benzene from the air, offering a potential solution to tackling a major health and environment risk. Led by the University of Manchester, the work shows that this kind of ultra-porous material can be modified to capture and filter out significantly more benzene […]
- Black hole in rare triple system sheds light on natal kicksV404 Cygni includes near and distant companion stars The post Black hole in rare triple system sheds light on natal kicks appeared first on Physics World.
- UK particle physicist Mark Thomson selected as next CERN bossThomson will become the 17th director-general of the CERN particle-physics laboratory when he takes up the position in 2026 The post UK particle physicist Mark Thomson selected as next CERN boss appeared first on Physics World.
- Green Manufacturing: Boost Business Value with SustainabilityBusinesses are placing a greater emphasis on green manufacturing—where resource efficiency and environmentally friendly processes combine to lessen environmental impact—in an era characterized by climate urgency and eco-conscious consumers. What was before viewed as an expense is now a strategic … Green Manufacturing: Boost Business Value with Sustainability Read More » The post Green Manufacturing: Boost Business Value with Sustainability appeared first on Eco Friend.
- How Trump won the electionHow Trump won the election Channel Comment brendan 6th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Relocalize Aims to Hyper-Localize Ice and Beverage ProductionGrowing, packaging, transporting, and distributing food is a major source of society’s emissions, accounting for... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Relocalize Aims to Hyper-Localize Ice and Beverage Production appeared first on Earth911.
- A clean power supply for Britain is achievable with significant investment, says NESO reportAdvice from the newly-formed National Energy System Operator (NESO) has concluded that clean power “is a huge challenge but is achievable” for the UK by 2030. The nationalised energy system operator – formed on 1 October following the buyout of National Grid – says its new report provides comprehensive and independent analysis of how to […]
- Crianlarich hotel fined £600 for burning wasteScotland’s environmental regulator is warning that illegally burning waste could result in financial consequences after serving a £600 civil penalty on a company which operates a hotel and restaurant lodges in Crianlarich. Crianlarich Ben More Limited, which operates Ben More Lodge Hotel and Restaurant, was served the Fixed Monetary Penalty (FMP) by the Scottish Environment […]
- Britain’s 400,000 listed buildings are energy drainsA new analysis has laid bare the stark efficiency issues facing protected properties across the UK. According to research by Confused.com, around 70% of unlisted properties in Britain have an energy efficiency rating of C or D – average. In contrast, the average rating plummets for listed buildings, with more than 35% rated E and […]
- Second term crisis: Donald Trump and the environment’s last chanceAs the Republican Party sweeps back into the White House clutching a MAGA banner, we consider what this means for the American and global climate. A lot of people have a lot to worry about as news filters through from the 2024 US Presidential Election with all the subtlety of an air raid siren. What […]
- How do you save a rainforest? Leave it alone.Research shows that, instead of replanting rainforests, allowing them to bounce back naturally would store loads of carbon.
- Dual power and climate breakdownDual power and climate breakdown Channel Comment brendan 6th November 2024 Teaser Media
- What Election Day looked like for voters in hurricane-battered communities across Florida and North CarolinaVoters showed up in droves to cast their ballots, navigating last-minute polling changes spurred by hurricanes Helene and Milton.
- A stormy Election Day in southwest LouisianaIn Lake Charles, voters spoke about how past hurricanes have influenced their politics
- Election Day in the disaster zoneHello, and welcome to our special Election Day edition of State of Emergency. I’m Zoya Teirstein, and today I’m reporting from rainy Buncombe County, North Carolina. I spent the morning talking to voters at the Fairview Public Library — one of 17 temporary polling sites in the county established after Hurricane Helene caused widespread damage […]
- Timber! Japan launches world’s first wooden satellite into spaceLignoSat will test the possibilities of building wooden human habitats in space The post Timber! Japan launches world’s first wooden satellite into space appeared first on Physics World.
- Swarm of Cod Eat 10 Million Fish in Biggest Feeding Frenzy on RecordA new study details how, in just a few hours, more than 2 million Atlantic cod consumed 10 million tiny capelin. Scientists say the feeding frenzy is the largest on record, both in terms of the number of fish involved and the area covered.Read more on E360 →
- Physicists propose new solution to the neutron lifetime puzzleDifferent neutron states could explain why different experiments produce different figures for how long neutrons survive before decaying The post Physicists propose new solution to the neutron lifetime puzzle appeared first on Physics World.
- Persistence is key: Sizing up the PFAS remediation conundrumTechnologies are available to remove and destroy PFAS, the only doubt is whether they can be deployed within budget and in a sustainable way. There is clearly an appetite for new and better ways of doing it. The price tag is unprecedented: remediation costs alone (i.e., to remove PFAS completely from the environment) would exceed […]
- Reducing Carbon Footprint: How CNC Technologies Can Lead the WayIs it ever in your head how the things we make affect the planet? If you’re curious about manufacturing and environmental impact, you are at the right place. Today we’re diving deep into CNC-Computer Numerical Control Manufacturing and how it can help us reduce our carbon footprints, that’s right! Let’s break it down together. Understanding...
- How people in Ghana are learning to profit in a win-win for wildlife tooAcross the world, natural habitats are getting smaller and human populations are getting larger. In 1900, Africa’s population is estimated to have been 140 million. It stands today at 1.4 billion, growing ten-fold in just over a century. By 2050, which is a lot closer than it sounds, Africans are predicted to represent one in […]
- Aviation sector has two years to meet emissions reductions targetsEurope’s airlines and airports are running out of time to hit targeted mandates, with 50 stakeholders committing to collaborate on bringing e-SAF to scale. According to a new report, between €15 and €25billion will be needed by the sector by 2030 in order to stand a chance of limiting and cutting emissions. The analysis was […]
- DNA probes will be deployed in Antarctic krill projectA new project launched on 1 November aims to protect the Southern Ocean ecosystem by focusing on Antarctic krill, a keystone species. Rising ocean temperatures are causing the krill’s habitat to shrink meaning it is now essential to understand how they are adapting to climate change, say the researchers. To study how the animal is […]
- We Earthlings: When Your Actions Matter MostThe examples we set for our family, community, and the world make an important difference... The post We Earthlings: When Your Actions Matter Most appeared first on Earth911.
- Navigating Great British Energy: Report advises government on getting to cheap and clean energyThe UK Government can secure the future of Great British Energy (GBE) by offering cut-price power and key materials for the UK’s clean energy supply chains, according to a new report from Stonehaven, commissioned by Project Tempo. Sitting as a central recommendation is how GBE can go further when working to invest in domestic clean […]
- Women and physics: navigating history, careers, and the path forwardThis webinar run by IOP Publishing ebooks, explores the historical journey, challenges, and achievements of women in physics The post Women and physics: navigating history, careers, and the path forward appeared first on Physics World.
- Consignment caveats: From liquids to lithium-ion batteries, competent storage requires careA succession of fires in recent years has sharpened people’s awareness of the need to handle lithium-ion batteries correctly. It’s just one of many situations where the storage and handling of a material can’t be left to chance, as Envirotec discovered in conversation with Paul Smith of Emtez, an expert in the area. “Every material […]
- 2024 Weather Photographer of the Year unveiledThe annual competition celebrates the best pictures showcasing the elements and all their ferocity. Sponsored by Standard Chartered and led by the Royal Meteorological Society [RMS], this year’s shortlist contained 25 images which needed to be whittled down to the winners. Judges included meteorological experts, members of ITV’s weather team, journalists and professional photographers. The […]
- Why AI is a force for good in science communicationClaire Malone looks at the ups and downs of using AI to communicate science The post Why AI is a force for good in science communication appeared first on Physics World.
- This California congressman is betting the farm on waterRepublican David Valadao has held down his blue district by fighting for thirsty farms. But with control of Congress on the line, his luck may be running out.
- A Q&A with Indigenous leader Nemonte Nenquimo, who fought oil drilling in the Amazon — and wonHer new book chronicles her life: "The story dies when no one tells it."
- Scientists found a new ally in the fight to clean up CO2 emissions: ‘Chonkus’A newly discovered bacterium could help humans deal with climate change — if scientists can figure out how to crack open its DNA.
- Fall Farm-to-Table Brunch RecipesThese eight farm-fresh recipes, from beverages to something sweet, are heavy on flavor and light on environmental impact. The post Fall Farm-to-Table Brunch Recipes appeared first on Earth911.
- Burn the (Halloween) Midnight Oil: Transform Halloween Waste Into DIY Candles for ThanksgivingHalloween has come and gone once again, leaving in its wake a trail of spiders,... The post Burn the (Halloween) Midnight Oil: Transform Halloween Waste Into DIY Candles for Thanksgiving appeared first on Earth911.
- MMT promises?MMT promises? Channel Comment brendan 5th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Frozen Salmon in Air Fryer: Recipe & TipsCooking frozen salmon in air fryer may appear difficult, but it is surprisingly simple, quick, and delicious. Here’s everything you need to know to start frying frozen salmon in an air fryer, including some helpful hints and frequently asked questions. By the end, you’ll understand why this cooking method is so popular! Why Cook frozen...
- Peaceable Kingdom of Birds by Daniel BonillaPainted: 10/14/2024 About the Mural: This vibrant mural, set in the historic Sugar Hill neighborhood of Harlem, features a menagerie of 17 birds across a color-blocked backdrop. The work spans a...
- Peaceable Kingdom of Birds by Daniel BonillaPainted: 10/14/2024 About the Mural: This vibrant mural, set in the historic Sugar Hill neighborhood of Harlem, features a menagerie of 17 birds across a color-blocked backdrop. The work spans a...
- Good news for our climate: Renewable energy is on the riseHere are three reasons for hope despite the threat of the climate crisis. The post Good news for our climate: Renewable energy is on the rise appeared first on Environment America.
- Space-based solar power: ‘We have nothing to lose and everything to gain’Martin Soltau explains why beaming sunlight to Earth as microwaves could help solve our energy needs The post Space-based solar power: ‘We have nothing to lose and everything to gain’ appeared first on Physics World.
- ‘Peace with nature’ is impossible unless we move away from fossil fuelsThis post is by Robbie MacPherson, a former Green Alliance politics adviser, and now a Churchill Fellow spending time in Denmark and Colombia investigating what the UK can learn from their experiences of moving away from oil and gas. It is part of our COP16 […]
- Tropical Forests Could Regrow Naturally on Area the Size of MexicoForests could regrow naturally on more than 800,000 square miles of land around the tropics, without need for planting trees by hand, a new study finds.Read more on E360 →
- Europe’s Plan to Achieve Net-Zero Emissions in a Complex WorldAt Columbia Climate School’s Signature Speaker Series, Hans Bruyninckx, former executive director of the European Environment Agency, discussed the European Green Deal.
- How Log Cabin Kits Can Turn Your Vacation Home Dream into a RealityLog cabins evoke images of peaceful retreats surrounded by nature. These structures offer charm, warmth, and a timeless aesthetic, seamlessly integrating into rural settings. Opting for a log cabin as a vacation home promises a sanctuary that provides relaxation and intimacy with the natural world. With advancements in building technology, kits from companies like Frontier Log...
- Why Sierra Mist Change to Starry?Who Owns Sierra Mist? Before we get into the Why Sierra Mist Change to Starry? Let’s talk about who owns Sierra Mist. PepsiCo created Sierra Mist, one of the biggest beverage companies in the world. PepsiCo launched Sierra Mist in 1999 as a response to Coca-Cola’s Sprite and 7UP. By creating a lemon-lime soda similar...
- Earth911 Podcast: Oceanographer John Englander’s 2024 Sea Level Rise UpdateSustainability In Your Ear welcomes back oceanographer and author John Englander, who last visited with... The post Earth911 Podcast: Oceanographer John Englander’s 2024 Sea Level Rise Update appeared first on Earth911.
- Five Climate Stories To Read Before You VoteThe climate news cycle never sleeps, and this week’s headlines reflect the urgency and global... The post Five Climate Stories To Read Before You Vote appeared first on Earth911.
- The race for clean energy is localA couple hundred overlooked public officials control the U.S. power grid — and some of them are on your ballots.
- LA County sues Pepsi and Coke over plastic pollution and false advertisingThe lawsuit says the companies knew the limitations of plastics recycling but promoted it anyway.
- On the ballot in your state: A guide to 2024’s climate voter referendumsVoters in nearly a dozen states will vote on measures that affect energy, water, climate disasters, and more.
- Axion clouds around neutron stars could reveal dark matter originsInteractions between these as-yet hypothetical particles and neutron stars' strong magnetic field would produce photons that radio telescopes can detect The post Axion clouds around neutron stars could reveal dark matter origins appeared first on Physics World.
- Illegal oil drilling stopped at Surrey siteIllegal oil drilling stopped at Surrey site Channel News Catherine Early 4th November 2024 Teaser Media
- Which states are poised to lead on battery storage?Massachusetts, Nevada, and Hawaii are developing energy storage. Here’s why that is so important. The post Which states are poised to lead on battery storage? appeared first on Environment America.
- Utility regulators take millions from industries they oversee. What could go wrong?A Floodlight analysis in nine of the 10 states that elect public utility commissioners found that more than a third of their contributions of $250 and up are from fossil fuel and electric utility interests — more than $13.5 million in all.
- Voter turnout is surging in the key swing states hammered by Hurricane HeleneWhat record early voting in Georgia and North Carolina says about the storm and the stakes of the election.
- Arctic Char vs Salmon: A Fishy ComparisonCurious about Arctic Char vs Salmon? When it comes to choosing between Arctic Char and Salmon, many people wonder which fish is healthier or tastier. Both fish are popular for their delicious flavors and nutritional benefits, but they have their unique qualities. This article explores their differences in nutrition, taste, cooking methods, and more to...
- Climate-fueled extreme weather is hiking up car insurance ratesHome insurers have raised premiums after extreme weather events. Now car insurers in the U.S. are doing the same thing.
- Steps to Take To Make Your Business More SustainableNowadays, no business can thrive only with the concept of profit; it has to consider its impact on society. Making your business greener is not only a good thing for the environment, but it is also a very smart business decision that will help your customers to like you more and increase your brand image...
- Renewables are on the rise — and so are new energy challengesRenewable energy is more abundant in 2024 than many would have imagined. The post Renewables are on the rise — and so are new energy challenges appeared first on Environment America.
- The Americas Flyways Initiative to begin implementation in January 2025CALI, Colombia (October 30, 2024) — In the framework of COP16, Audubon, BirdLife, and the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF) have presented the progress of the Americas...
- The Americas Flyways Initiative to begin implementation in January 2025CALI, Colombia (October 30, 2024) — In the framework of COP16, Audubon, BirdLife, and the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF) have presented the progress of the Americas...
- Maryland makes it easier for local governments to streamline solarMaryland launches grant program to support instant solar permitting for residential rooftop projects. The post Maryland makes it easier for local governments to streamline solar appeared first on Environment America.
- Weighing the Autumn Budget on net zero, nutrient neutrality and other issuesLabour Budgets have obviously been an artefact of distant memory for some time, recalling an era of iPods and Amy Winehouse (when QR codes and Taylor Swift were barely even a glimmer in the world’s eye). This one seems to have been a return to some of the classic playlist, with more investment in the […]
- Universe’s lifespan too short for monkeys to type out Shakespeare’s works, finds studyAbout 200,000 monkeys could type out “I chimp, therefore I am” before the universe ends, however The post Universe’s lifespan too short for monkeys to type out Shakespeare’s works, finds study appeared first on Physics World.
- Satellite Imagery Shows Breadth of Flooding in SpainRecord rainfall flooded parts of Spain this week, killing more than 150 people in the nation's deadliest natural disaster in decades. New satellite imagery from NASA and the European Space Agency shows the extent of flooding around the coastal region of Valencia.Read more on E360 →
- Nanocrystal shape affects molecular bindingFlatter nanocrystals are unexpectedly good at getting ligands to attach to them, which could have applications in electronics and biomedical science The post Nanocrystal shape affects molecular binding appeared first on Physics World.
- Facts About the Woodpecker Tongue: Nature’s MarvelThe woodpecker tongue is one of natures most clever designs, for a bird that spends a lot of time drilling into tree bark. But there’s more to it than just catching bugs! From its length to its protective features, a woodpeckers tongue is a key part of their survival. Let’s take a look at what...
- Understanding Dog Harnesses: Safety, Comfort, and StyleDog harnesses distribute pressure evenly across the chest, ensuring a secure and comfortable way to manage pets during walks. They reduce the risk of neck injuries, provide better control for handlers, and enhance safety, especially for energetic dogs. Available in various styles and materials, harnesses combine functionality with fashion, ensuring both comfort and flair for...
- Mysterious brown dwarf is two objects, not oneBinary nature of Gliese 229 B explains its lacklustre brightness The post Mysterious brown dwarf is two objects, not one appeared first on Physics World.
- A PhD in cups of espresso: how logging my coffee consumption helped me write my thesisVittorio Aita explains an unusual side project that kept him on track during the last months of his PhD The post A PhD in cups of espresso: how logging my coffee consumption helped me write my thesis appeared first on Physics World.
- How climate voters could swing the presidential electionIn battleground states like Georgia, tens of thousands of climate-conscious voters who didn't show up in 2020 have already cast their ballots.
- The Department of Energy wants to pay companies to make greener solar panelsOnly six panels on the market meet the government's sustainability standards — but that number could soon grow.
- The next president could address the plastics crisis — or worsen it. Here’s how.Advocacy groups say we’re at a “key moment” to reduce plastic production and protect communities from chemicals.
- Not the 51st State: Britons want a Black Friday boycottDespite spending an average of £3billion each year, around one-quarter of the country would prefer not to see pre-Christmas discounts, and the waste stream they create. Originating in the US, Black Friday falls directly after Thanksgiving, and sees everything from clothing to electrical items and homeware slashed in price to drum up additional sales as […]
- Earth911 Inspiration: Nature, a Source of InspirationToday’s Earth911 inspiration is from French painter Claude Monet, a leader of the Impressionist movement:... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Nature, a Source of Inspiration appeared first on Earth911.
- Wine harvest failure is soberingWine harvest failure is sobering Channel Comment brendan 1st November 2024 Teaser Media
- How Climate Change Impacts Affect Renewable EnergyBecause renewable energy sources depend on the environment, both the supply of and demand for renewables are affected by climate impacts such as high heat, drought, altered precipitation patterns, flooding, extreme weather and wildfires.
- Peter Hirst: MIT Sloan Executive Education develops leadership skills in STEM employeesThis podcast is sponsored by MIT Sloan School of Management The post Peter Hirst: MIT Sloan Executive Education develops leadership skills in STEM employees appeared first on Physics World.
- Amazon acknowledges plastic packaging is “not yet recyclable”The post Amazon acknowledges plastic packaging is “not yet recyclable” appeared first on Environment America.
- Electricity demand from U.S. data centers could more than double by 2035. That’s like adding another California.AI is driving a massive and unexpected surge in energy demand from data centers that could complicate the clean energy transition. The post Electricity demand from U.S. data centers could more than double by 2035. That’s like adding another California. appeared first on Environment America.
- Columbia Climate School Announces New Dual Degree with the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and PreservationBy integrating climate expertise with architecture and urban design, the MS in Climate and the MS in Architecture and Urban Design program equips students with the tools to build sustainable and climate-responsive communities.
- Acquisition alters UK stack emissions testing landscapeUK stack emissions testing and occupational hygiene consultancy Envirocare has acquired Atesta, a specialist in stack emissions testing. Envirocare said the move consolidates the resources and expertise of the two firms, with the potential to support further improvements in quality of service, responsiveness and turnaround time. “Atesta has long prided itself on a committed team, […]
- Scary Water Facts- Los Angeles editionThis Halloween, Environment California intern and student at CSU Long Beach, Reilly Smith has compiled a list of some scary water facts from Los Angeles The post Scary Water Facts- Los Angeles edition appeared first on Environment America.
- Bursts of embers play outsized role in wildfire spread, say physicistsExperiments on tracking firebrands could improve predictions of spot-fire risks The post Bursts of embers play outsized role in wildfire spread, say physicists appeared first on Physics World.
- IHEP-SDU in search of ‘quantum advantage’ to open new frontiers in high-energy physicsOpportunities in quantum science and technology a high priority for China’s high-energy physicists The post IHEP-SDU in search of ‘quantum advantage’ to open new frontiers in high-energy physics appeared first on Physics World.
- Has the budget done enough to encourage EV adoption?In terms of facilitating a transition to electric vehicles in the UK, yesterday’s budget was something of a curate’s egg. There has been widespread disappointment among environmental and health groups that fuel duty was held back yet again – particularly given the rise in the bus fare cap – then but what was done to […]
- Chip-based optical tweezers manipulate microparticles and cells from a distanceIntegrated optical phased array uses a tightly focused beam of light to trap and manipulate biological particles The post Chip-based optical tweezers manipulate microparticles and cells from a distance appeared first on Physics World.
- San Francisco’s surprisingly difficult quest to turn a century-old highway into a parkA ballot measure would permanently close a coastal highway to private vehicles. If the City by the Bay can't do it, who can?
- A ‘first step’ toward landback: Tribes call for three new monuments in CaliforniaIf approved, these national monuments would protect around 1 million acres.
- How to Grow a Forest: It Takes More Than Just Planting TreesIn an e360 interview, microbial ecologist Jake M. Robinson, of Australia’s Flinders University, takes a critical look at tree planting campaigns and discusses scientists’ varied approaches to both “planting” and “growing” forests to restore their ecological health. Read more on E360 →
- How To Start a Green Team in Your Child’s SchoolYoung people care deeply about the environment. You can see this even in young children.... The post How To Start a Green Team in Your Child’s School appeared first on Earth911.
- Recycling Mystery: Oyster ShellsIncreasing demand for a favorite seafood delicacy — oysters — has led to a shortage in coastal areas where they're harvested. But many communities now offer recycling programs for oyster shells. We reveal how it works. The post Recycling Mystery: Oyster Shells appeared first on Earth911.
- How Do I Get Rid of My Old Barbecue Grill?In most parts of the country, once the garden is put to bed for the winter,... The post How Do I Get Rid of My Old Barbecue Grill? appeared first on Earth911.
- Ripping up judicial review rules would be an assault on democratic valuesThere is a pervasive rhetoric circulating on the role of environmental regulation. It goes like this: regulation blocks growth, slows things down and should be stripped back. Such blunt logic usually misses the point. There are many reasons why we have regulation but none more […]
- Bonobo extinction threatBonobo extinction threat Channel News brendan 31st October 2024 Teaser Media
- Jackery Unplugged: Unleash the Power of Portable EnergyWhen it comes to portable power, “Jackery” is a household name. This article will go into Jackery’s world, how their power solutions work, why they’re great for outdoor enthusiasts, emergency preparedness and even home use. Let’s see what makes Jackery a leader in portable power and how their products stand out. Who are the Jackery...
- New wetlands funding in the wake of the Klamath dam removalThe Dept. of Interior announced $46 million to restore the Klamath Basin after the removal of four dams The post New wetlands funding in the wake of the Klamath dam removal appeared first on Environment America.
- We’re paying to clean up an oil industry messWhy a recent announcement of offshore oil and gas pipeline cleanup is a drop in the bucket–and an expensive one. The post We’re paying to clean up an oil industry mess appeared first on Environment America.
- Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Boardwalk Signs 1-5A continuación encontrará una copia traducida de las exhibiciones. Anba a tanpri jwenn kopi tradui pou ekspozisyon yo. EN ESPAÑOL Bosques Planos de Pinos 14218 Está parado en...
- Women Making Maple: Voices From The SugarbushEditor's Note: Some of our favorite birds live and breed in woods alongside sugar maple trees, and the choices made by landowners who manage forests to produce maple syrup have profound impacts on...
- Women Making Maple: Voices From The SugarbushEditor's Note: Some of our favorite birds live and breed in woods alongside sugar maple trees, and the choices made by landowners who manage forests to produce maple syrup have profound impacts on...
- AI enters the fold with the 2024 Nobel Prize for Physics:Matin Durrani is pleased that the 2024 Nobel Prize for Physics brings AI under physicists' wing The post AI enters the fold with the 2024 Nobel Prize for Physics: appeared first on Physics World.
- ‘Doomsday’ Antarctic Glacier Melting Faster Than Expected, Fueling Calls for GeoengineeringWith the fate of the Thwaites Glacier still uncertain, some experts are pushing for geoengineering and more intense climate action.
- 5 ways to get out the vote for climate in the final days before the U.S. presidential electionStressed out about the election? Turn it into action.
- Twelve Years After Sandy, Have We Gotten Better at Preparing for Disaster?Jeffrey Schlegelmilch, the director of Columbia’s National Center for Disaster Preparedness, reflects on applying lessons from Hurricane Sandy to more recent disasters.
- Two distinct descriptions of nuclei unified for the first timeHybrid approach focuses on short-range-correlated nucleon pairs The post Two distinct descriptions of nuclei unified for the first time appeared first on Physics World.
- Reanimating the ‘living Earth’ concept for a more cynical worldJames Dacey reviews Becoming Earth: How Our Planet Came to Life by Ferris Jabr The post Reanimating the ‘living Earth’ concept for a more cynical world appeared first on Physics World.
- China Appears On Track to See Emissions Fall This YearChina is likely to see its emissions fall this year, despite rising power demand, as it continues to build out renewable power at unparalleled speed, a new analysis finds.Read more on E360 →
- Reducing the Carbon Impact of American Diets With Plant-Based ChoicesA plant-based diet can significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from our food systems. With... The post Reducing the Carbon Impact of American Diets With Plant-Based Choices appeared first on Earth911.
- The EU is choosing industrial fishing over seabird conservationThe UK’s decision to leave the EU sparked years of often frenzied debate about the UK’s environmental protections, and whether these would ‘keep pace’ with the EU’s progressive law making. Many feared the UK would diverge regressively, either because we wanted to (cue those who […]
- Household waste in Scotland hits lowest ever level as recycling rates continue climbThe total amount of household waste generated in Scotland in 2023 was 2.3 million tonnes, a drop of 1.1% from 2022, according to Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) statistics published on 29 October. This is also the lowest amount of household waste generated since the start of the current recording period in 2011. Of this, 43.5% […]
- This disaster relief nonprofit is pioneering a clean energy alternative to noisy, polluting generatorsThe Footprint Project wants to create a solar-powered microgrid “lending library” to deploy during disaster recovery efforts to reduce reliance on generators, which increase air pollution and are costly to run.
- First Bus confirms five new electric bus charging depots across UKBristol, Weston-super-Mare, Minehead, Taunton and Basildon have been earmarked for the developments. An expansion of an existing deal between First Bus and rapid charging system provider Heliox, the new facilities form part of an £89illion initiative funded by the public transport operator and the UK Government’s Zebra 2 funding programme. Collectively, the depots will be […]
- Energy Wasters: Scare Away Those Vampire LoadsHave you heard about the slow drain on your electricity from appliances, known as “vampire... The post Energy Wasters: Scare Away Those Vampire Loads appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Room & Board Makes Furniture Sustainability A Top PriorityMeet Emily McGarvey, furniture maker and retailer Room & Board‘s first Director of Sustainability. The... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Room & Board Makes Furniture Sustainability A Top Priority appeared first on Earth911.
- Pump up the heatPump up the heat Channel News brendan 30th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Puerto Rico Trash Problem: Understanding the Crisis and Working Toward SolutionsPuerto Rico is grappling with a pressing trash problem that’s not just a visual blight, but a serious threat to its stunning landscapes, marine life, and the environment. The urgency of this crisis is underscored by its far-reaching impacts on health, tourism, and the economy. Let’s delve into the reasons behind this crisis, its profound...
- AI to enable autonomous underwater robots to perform precision offshore wind farm repairsTechnology could reduce the use of large maintenance vessels in wind farm repairs, reducing fuel consumption by 97%. That’s according to the National Robotarium – an innovation hub based at Heriot Watt University’s Edinburgh campus – which is supporting the development of new artificial intelligence and control systems that could allow underwater robots to operate […]
- PRESIDENTIAL ENDORSEMENT: Environment America Action Fund endorses Vice President Kamala Harris, Gov. Tim Walz & 23 Congressional candidatesThe Environment America Action Fund supports Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for President and Vice President in the 2024 election, as well as 23 green champions running for U.S. House and Senate. The post PRESIDENTIAL ENDORSEMENT: Environment America Action Fund endorses Vice President Kamala Harris, Gov. Tim Walz & 23 Congressional candidates appeared first on Environment America.
- Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of 5 U.S. Representatives in PennsylvaniaThe Environment America Action Fund is endorsing U.S. Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick, Mary Gay Scanlon, Madeleine Dean, Susan Wild, and Matt Cartwright for re-election in Pennsylvania. The post Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of 5 U.S. Representatives in Pennsylvania appeared first on Environment America.
- Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse for CO-02The Environment America Action Fund supports Rep. Joe Neguse for re-election to his Colorado congressional seat. The post Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse for CO-02 appeared first on Environment America.
- Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva in AZ-07The Environment America Action Fund supports Raúl Grijalva for re-election in the AZ-07 congressional race. The post Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva in AZ-07 appeared first on Environment America.
- Environment America Action Fund endorses election of 4 U.S. House candidates in CaliforniaThe Environment America Action Fund supports Rep. Jared Huffman for the CA-02 district, state Asm. Luz Maria Rivas for CA-29, state Asm. Laura Friedman for CA-30 and Rep. Mike Levin for CA-49. The post Environment America Action Fund endorses election of 4 U.S. House candidates in California appeared first on Environment America.
- Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Reps. Kathy Castor, Vern Buchanan in Florida congressional electionsThe Environment America Action Fund supports the re-election bids of U.S. Reps. Kathy Castor and Vern Buchanan in the FL-14 and FL-16 congressional districts respectively. The post Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Reps. Kathy Castor, Vern Buchanan in Florida congressional elections appeared first on Environment America.
- Environment America Action Fund endorses U.S. Reps. Mikie Sherrill, Frank Pallone for re-election, U.S. Rep. Andy Kim for U.S. Senate from New JerseyThe post Environment America Action Fund endorses U.S. Reps. Mikie Sherrill, Frank Pallone for re-election, U.S. Rep. Andy Kim for U.S. Senate from New Jersey appeared first on Environment America.
- Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich in New MexicoThe Environment America Action Fund supports U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich in his race for one of New Mexico’s U.S. senate seats. The post Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich in New Mexico appeared first on Environment America.
- Environment America Action Fund endorses U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko for re-election in NY-20The Environment America Action Fund supports U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko because of his long history of green leadership. The post Environment America Action Fund endorses U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko for re-election in NY-20 appeared first on Environment America.
- Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Rep. David Joyce for OH-14The Environment America Action Fund supports Rep. David Joyce for re-election to his Ohio congressional seat. The post Environment America Action Fund endorses re-election of U.S. Rep. David Joyce for OH-14 appeared first on Environment America.
- Can the UK deliver more than just ambition for the Global Biodiversity Framework?This post is by Elliot Chapman-Jones, head of public affairs at The Wildlife Trusts. It is part of our COP16 miniseries, a collection of blogs spotlighting this year’s UN Biodiversity Conference. “It’s time to roll up our sleeves!” This was the message from the last […]
- Superconductivity theorist Leon Cooper dies aged 94Cooper carried out research into superconductivity and neuroscience The post Superconductivity theorist Leon Cooper dies aged 94 appeared first on Physics World.
- Dinosaurs Thrived After Ice, Not Fire, Says a New Study of Ancient VolcanismThe leading hypothesis for a mass extinction that cleared the way for dinosaurs to dominate the Earth has long been excessive heat. A new study says the opposite.
- The link between climate disasters and authoritarian regimesHello, and welcome back to State of Emergency. I’m L.V. Anderson (or Laura to my colleagues), a senior editor at Grist, and I’m taking over the newsletter today to give you a wide-angle look at how climate change is affecting democracy not just in the U.S., but around the world. One of the biggest stories […]
- Embrace Freedom with an Off-Grid Solar System Lifestyle.Power Your Freedom with the Off Grid Solar System Lifestyle These days, many jobs can be done remotely, giving us the freedom to choose our home location where it best suits us, whether in a rural area or in a … Embrace Freedom with an Off-Grid Solar System Lifestyle. Read More » The post Embrace Freedom with an Off-Grid Solar System Lifestyle. appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Closing Pandora’s box: A new book explores the science of sewageSewage: It’s a subject whose complexities are not to be underestimated, but which are increasingly in need of being communicated to the public. A new book provides a helpful primer on the science underpinning its collection and treatment, and what happens when it’s accidentally released. The Science of Sewage: What happens when we flush is […]
- How to Recycle Invisalign TraysInvisalign trays, with their sleek and clear design, offer an effective way to straighten teeth... The post How to Recycle Invisalign Trays appeared first on Earth911.
- From buckyballs to biological membranes: ISIS celebrates 40 years of neutron scienceAs ISIS – the UK’s muon and neutron source – turns 40, Rosie de Laune and colleagues from ISIS explore the past, present and future of neutron scattering The post From buckyballs to biological membranes: ISIS celebrates 40 years of neutron science appeared first on Physics World.
- Authoritarianism is on the rise. Is climate change to blame?There's evidence that global warming creates fertile ground for political strongmen to come to power.
- BT powers mobile phone mast with renewable energyA site in the Shropshire Hills will serve as the testbed for green-powered mobile connectivity in Britain. BT Group has now activated the first of its revolutionary self-powering mobile masts, which run on solar and wind energy. 70% of all electrical needs at the Shropshire location will be generated on site, renewably, with power then […]
- The Problem With That Wood Smoke SmellNearly everyone loves the smell of wood smoke. It evokes carefree summer nights under the... The post The Problem With That Wood Smoke Smell appeared first on Earth911.
- We must make peace not war with natureThis blog is part of our COP16 miniseries, a collection of blogs spotlighting this year’s UN Biodiversity Conference. The theme of this year’s UN global biodiversity summit COP16 is Peace with Nature. At the start of the last Conference, COP15 in Montreal in 2022, UN […]
- Drive up tax on petrol cars - think tankDrive up tax on petrol cars - think tank Channel News brendan 29th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Are There Polar Bears in Antarctica? Unveiling the Mystery Of Polar Bears and Their Unique Arctic HabitatAre There Polar Bears in Antarctica? If you’ve ever wondered, “Are there polar bears in Antarctica?” you’re not alone. This is a common question, and while the answer might be disappointing for some, it’s rooted in nature’s unique ecosystem design. Despite the image of a solitary polar bear against a snowy backdrop, no polar bears...
- Magnet Fishing – What It Is, Legal Concerns, and Environmental ImpactWhat is Magnet Fishing? Magnet fishing is a thrilling hobby that’s a blend of treasure hunting and environmental cleanup. Enthusiasts use powerful magnets to pull metal objects from rivers, lakes and canals, embarking on a quest to find lost relics, valuables or even weapons. By attaching a strong magnet to a rope and casting it...
- Greening Concrete: A Major Emitter Inches Toward Carbon NeutralityConcrete is the most ubiquitous man-made building material on the planet, but making it generates massive amounts of CO2 emissions. Companies are experimenting with ways to green the process, from slashing the use of limestone to capturing the carbon generated when it’s burned. Read more on E360 →
- Why Metal Roofing is a Smart Choice for Modern HomeownersKey Takeaways Metal roofing offers durability, energy efficiency, and environmental benefits. Various styles and materials make metal roofing a versatile option for homeowners. Installation and maintenance are streamlined, providing long-term savings. Introduction Many homeowners increasingly turn to metal roofing for their housing needs in the quest for durability and cost-effective solutions. Metal roofing is now...
- Getting the lead out, 10 years after FlintThe Biden administration has taken the most significant step toward protecting our drinking water from lead since the start of the Flint, Michigan, water crisis a decade ago. The post Getting the lead out, 10 years after Flint appeared first on Environment America.
- Getting the lead out, 10 years after FlintThe Biden administration has taken the most significant step toward protecting our drinking water from lead since the start of the Flint, Michigan, water crisis a decade ago. The post Getting the lead out, 10 years after Flint appeared first on Environment America.
- Apply today for a DC internship to protect the environmentMake a difference and learn skills to launch your environmental career with a DC internship. The post Apply today for a DC internship to protect the environment appeared first on Environment America.
- Climate School Announces Faculty Tenured in 2024Four professors joined Columbia Climate School's tenured faculty this year.
- Top ten candies this Halloween; and what they have in commonAs we’re buzzing with excitement for Halloween, many are wondering: what are the best candies to give out? And, more importantly, what do they have in common? The post Top ten candies this Halloween; and what they have in common appeared first on Environment America.
- Is offshore wind killing whales?Separating fact from fiction when it comes to offshore wind’s impacts on whales The post Is offshore wind killing whales? appeared first on Environment America.
- Pop psychology: Appraising the options for hydrogen storage in transportHydrogen presents significant challenges when it comes to storage, given its molecular size and highly corrosive nature. A number of potential approaches are coming into view. Leakage has certainly been a bête noire in the natural gas sector, and something that happens far more frequently than was assumed, as reports of recent years seem to […]
- Time to speed up UK emissions cuts, says CCCThe Climate Change Committee (CCC) has recommended that the UK commit to cutting its greenhouse gas emissions by 81% from 1990 levels by 2035. Presented in a letter, the advice was offered to assist determination of the country’s 2035 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) in the forthcoming period, following a request for advice to this effect […]
- Flooding programmes deliver big results, says the Environment AgencyThe Environment Agency has published its mid-programme report, detailing the benefits the agency says are accruing from various schemes undertaken to support flood and coastal resilience. Published on 28 October, the report reviews the EA’s £200 million Flood and Coastal Innovation Programmes, and approaches to flood and coastal resilience taken by the agency, local authorities […]
- Optical technique measures intramolecular distances with angstrom precisionModified MINFLUX approach could be used to study biological processes inside cells The post Optical technique measures intramolecular distances with angstrom precision appeared first on Physics World.
- Pollution from Gas Stoves Kills 40,000 in Europe Each YearPollution seeping from gas stoves kills 40,000 people each year across the EU and U.K., according to a new report, the latest contribution to a growing body of evidence that stoves pose a threat to human health.Read more on E360 →
- How to align private investment and action with the Global Biodiversity Framework This post is by Vassilis Gkoumas, economist at WWF-UK. It is part of our COP16 miniseries, a collection of blogs spotlighting this year’s UN Biodiversity Conference. As biodiversity loss becomes an increasingly salient global issue, so too does the call for a nature-positive economy, prompting […]
- Nature Finance UK looks to unlock billions in restoration fundingBritain’s biggest conference dedicated to re-wilding and support for nature returns to London in November. Taking place at IET London on Tuesday 5th November, Nature Finance UK 2024 will bring together more than 350 experts in nature finance, land management and sustainable investment. The convention, now in its seventh year, begins just weeks after the […]
- Guest Opinion: 7 Steps To Make A Positive Impact TodayEarth911’s Mitch Ratcliffe asked Brett Jenks, CEO of the global regenerative development non-profit Rare.org, to... The post Guest Opinion: 7 Steps To Make A Positive Impact Today appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Podcast: Rare.org’s Brett Jenks Ties Global Climate Impacts To Everyday DecisionsThe climate crisis cannot be solved by one person, one organization, one company, or one... The post Earth911 Podcast: Rare.org’s Brett Jenks Ties Global Climate Impacts To Everyday Decisions appeared first on Earth911.
- More farms are turning to automation amid labor shortagesClimate change is making farm work more difficult and dangerous. But workers worry technology could lead to further exploitation.
- Daily adaptive proton therapy employed in the clinic for the first timeResearchers in Switzerland have integrated online daily adaptation into the clinical proton therapy workflow The post Daily adaptive proton therapy employed in the clinic for the first time appeared first on Physics World.
- We should recognise the interdependence between nature and climateThis blog is part of our COP16 miniseries, a collection of blogs spotlighting this year’s UN Biodiversity Conference. Right now, ministers and experts are meeting at COP16 in Columbia, or “nature cop”, to discuss how to reverse global biodiversity loss. Just 10 days after nature […]
- A clash of culture and conservationA clash of culture and conservation Channel News brendan 28th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Chronic health problems amplify heat risk in the Rio Grande ValleyThe deaths of two elderly siblings and their 60-year-old caretaker at first mystified Brownsville. Extreme heat is a quiet but growing threat for Rio Grande Valley residents with chronic health conditions.
- The dying of the lightThe dying of the light Channel Comment brendan 27th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Is Halara Fast Fashion Sustainable? The Truth Behind This Trendy BrandIs Halara fast fashion sustainable? Halara is stylish and affordable but raises questions about the environmental impact. As a fast fashion brand, Halara has to prove its sustainability, especially as more and more consumers are looking for eco-friendly options. Understanding the Urgency: what is Fast Fashion and Why is it a Problem? Fast fashion brands...
- A former Utah coal town could soon become a hub for low-carbon cementTerra CO2 wants to make cement additives from mining waste. The startup could get a $52.6 million DOE grant to build a clean energy factory near Salt Lake City.
- 10 Phenomenal Female Bird Photos From the 2024 Audubon Photography AwardsHave you ever paused to appreciate the chocolate-dipped head of a female Eastern Towhee? Or been struck by the bold striping of a female Red-winged Blackbird? If not, you’re missing out. Female...
- 10 Phenomenal Female Bird Photos From the 2024 Audubon Photography AwardsHave you ever paused to appreciate the chocolate-dipped head of a female Eastern Towhee? Or been struck by the bold striping of a female Red-winged Blackbird? If not, you’re missing out. Female...
- RELEASE: Grant program to accelerate solar adoption in Maryland now openMaryland Energy Administration launches grant program for Maryland cities and counties to adopt instant permitting. The post RELEASE: Grant program to accelerate solar adoption in Maryland now open appeared first on Environment America.
- 5 surprising facts about renewable energy growth in Rhode IslandRhode Island produces 40 times as much energy from the sun and wind as it did a decade ago. Find more clean energy facts here. The post 5 surprising facts about renewable energy growth in Rhode Island appeared first on Environment America.
- 5 surprising facts about renewable energy growth in MichiganMichigan produces 2.5 times as much energy from the sun and wind as it did a decade ago. Find more clean energy facts here. The post 5 surprising facts about renewable energy growth in Michigan appeared first on Environment America.
- Loss of Forest Causes Stonefly to Change ColorThe loss of forest in New Zealand has led some native stoneflies to change color, a new study finds.Read more on E360 →
- Imaging method could detect Parkinson’s disease up to 20 years before symptoms appearA technique that combines super-resolution microscopy with advanced computational analysis could identify early signs of Parkinson’s disease The post Imaging method could detect Parkinson’s disease up to 20 years before symptoms appear appeared first on Physics World.
- Protecting Illinois wetlandsWetlands play a vital role in a healthy environment, but due to sprawl and other human activity less than 10% of Illinois’ historic wetlands remain. We’re supporting a state wetland protection program to safeguard what we have left. The post Protecting Illinois wetlands appeared first on Environment America.
- Meatpacking plants mostly pollute low-income, communities of color, EPA data showsPostville, Iowa, has long dealt with the fallout from Agri Star Meat and Poultry, the town’s largest employer.
- Ask me anything: Raghavendra Srinivas – ‘Experimental physics is never boring’Quantum scientist Raghavendra Srinivas thinks young researchers shouldn’t be afraid to ask questions The post Ask me anything: Raghavendra Srinivas – ‘Experimental physics is never boring’ appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Inspiration: We Belong to the EarthToday’s Earth911 inspiration is from Chief Sealth of the Suquamish and Duwamish tribes that lived... The post Earth911 Inspiration: We Belong to the Earth appeared first on Earth911.
- Breathe it in: UK ranks 8th for clean air in EuropeScandinavian countries dominated the leader board, which looked at every nation in the region. However, Iceland came out on top overall, with an Air Quality Index Score [AQI] of 17. The country, which is almost entirely powered on renewable geothermal and hydro energy, is also known for its low population density, including lack of road […]
- The allure of annihilationThe allure of annihilation Channel Comment brendan 25th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Meet Environment Rhode Island’s State Director, Rex WilmouthThe post Meet Environment Rhode Island’s State Director, Rex Wilmouth appeared first on Environment America.
- Milwaukee joins the honor roll for safer drinking water at schoolIt’s time to get the lead out of our kids’ drinking water The post Milwaukee joins the honor roll for safer drinking water at school appeared first on Environment America.
- Behind the Scenes at the Federal Bee Lab Powered by Native PlantsDown an unmarked road in Maryland’s 13,000-acre Patuxent Research Refuge, on the grounds of an abandoned Whooping Crane breeding facility, sits an unusual government research facility. Its sign is...
- Behind the Scenes at the Federal Bee Lab Powered by Native PlantsDown an unmarked road in Maryland’s 13,000-acre Patuxent Research Refuge, on the grounds of an abandoned Whooping Crane breeding facility, sits an unusual government research facility. Its sign is...
- Bird Buddy Partners with the National Audubon Society to Elevate Bird Conservation EffortsKALAMAZOO, MI (October 24, 2024) – In marking International Day of Climate Action 2024, Bird Buddy, inventor of Smart Bird Feeder technology, has become an official partner to the National Audubon...
- Bird Buddy Partners with the National Audubon Society to Elevate Bird Conservation EffortsKALAMAZOO, MI (October 24, 2024) – In marking International Day of Climate Action 2024, Bird Buddy, inventor of Smart Bird Feeder technology, has become an official partner to the National Audubon...
- 5 surprising facts about renewable energy growth in PennsylvaniaPennsylvania produces over 20% more solar and wind energy than it did a decade ago. Find more Pennsylvania clean energy facts here. The post 5 surprising facts about renewable energy growth in Pennsylvania appeared first on Environment America.
- Roughly two thirds of Oregon kelp forests have disappearedAccording to a recent report from the Oregon Kelp Alliance, Oregon’s underwater kelp forests are withering away. The post Roughly two thirds of Oregon kelp forests have disappeared appeared first on Environment America.
- Unlocking Climate Finance: Navigating Challenges, Tools and Strategies for a Net-Zero FutureA professional learning workshop will teach participants from diverse backgrounds all about the complexities and opportunities for climate finance.
- How Does Cirkul Work? Discover the Magic of Flavor InfusionIf you’re wondering how does Cirkul work, you’re in the right place! Cirkul is an innovative water bottle system that allows you to control the flavor of your water using special flavor cartridges called “Sips.” It’s designed to make drinking water more enjoyable by offering you complete control over how much or how little flavor...
- Julia Sutcliffe: chief scientific adviser explains why policymaking must be underpinned by evidenceExploring a career in physics, systems engineering and advising the UK's Department for Business and Trade The post Julia Sutcliffe: chief scientific adviser explains why policymaking must be underpinned by evidence appeared first on Physics World.
- Lack of political consensus could harm the government’s net zero targets, Labour MP warns Net Zero Festival delegatesEnvironmental campaigner and new Labour MP Polly Billington has warned that a lack of political consensus around tackling climate change could put the new government’s target of reaching net zero power by 2030 under threat. “You need to establish political consensus across the parties and that is something that’s seriously under threat now with the […]
- Eco-friendly graphene composite recovers gold from e-wasteNew graphene-biopolymer material extracts gold ions 10 times more efficiently than other adsorbents The post Eco-friendly graphene composite recovers gold from e-waste appeared first on Physics World.
- Plastic saves lives in West Africa, and destroys ecosystemsIan Packham’s latest video report from Ghana looks at the devastating impact of the water sachets two-thirds of people rely on, then gets the lowdown on a recycling project revolutionising the waste stream. According to UNICEF, 76% of households in Ghana are at risk of drinking water contaminated with faecal matter. One-in-10 people spend more […]
- As Disinformation Swirls, Meteorologists Are Facing ThreatsPredicting large and dangerous storms has always been challenging. It’s gotten tougher, says meteorologist James Marshall Shepherd, as a growing fringe has started to harass, verbally abuse, and threaten scientists and forecasters who link ferocious weather with climate change.Read more on E360 →
- Planning reform can’t solve UK housing problems on its ownPlanning is often said by governments to block the building of new homes, renewable energy projects and transport infrastructure, hindering economic growth. And this government is no different. Keir Starmer vowed to “rip up” the bureaucratic planning system, but history tells us that planning reforms […]
- Helene and Milton upended a key part of the nation’s agriculture systemAmerica depends on Southeastern agriculture. After two hurricanes and billions of dollars in damages, the US food supply chain faces an uncertain future.
- 5 Ways to Reduce Energy Costs and Improve Efficiency with Industrial Solar IntegrationAs industries continue to expand, energy costs are rising, making it crucial for businesses to consider sustainable energy solutions. In today’s market, success isn’t just about generating profit; it’s also about taking responsibility for the environment. With pollution levels at an all-time high, adopting carbon-free solutions is no longer optional—it’s essential. Solar power offers businesses...
- How to Recycle an Illinois Tollway TransponderIf you have an old Illinois Tollway transponder, which are being replaced by a more... The post How to Recycle an Illinois Tollway Transponder appeared first on Earth911.
- Holiday Prep: Keeping the Kitchen Clean and NaturalIf you’re in charge of a holiday meal, you’re focused on menu planning, gathering quality... The post Holiday Prep: Keeping the Kitchen Clean and Natural appeared first on Earth911.
- Oxfordshire County Council launches online Flood ToolkitGuides on preparation, recovery and mitigation are now available for landowners, homeowners, businesses and communities. The digital toolkit has been launched just one week after analysis showed that around 200,000 homes are at immediate risk of flooding in South East England alone following weeks of heavy downpours. Oxfordshire’s new resources allow people to search the […]
- Crafting the Perfect Home Setup for Optimal Internet ConnectivityKey Takeaways Learn how to maximize your internet speed with minimal fuss. Discover the best placement and tools for improving connectivity. Obtain valuable techniques to enhance your home network. Und standing Your Internet Needs The first step in enhancing your internet is accurately assessing your network’s demands. Every household has different requirements based on the...
- Keir Starmer: planet harmer?Keir Starmer: planet harmer? Channel News brendan 24th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Highlights From the 2024 Lamont Open House: 75th Anniversary EditionThrough interactive exhibits, games and lectures, people of all ages learned about geology, earth science and climate change.
- Right to repair in Illinois is the practical choiceRepair cuts waste, saves consumers money and is the right thing to do for protecting the planet. The post Right to repair in Illinois is the practical choice appeared first on Environment America.
- 5 surprising facts about renewable energy growth in MarylandMaryland produces 4.2 times as much energy from the sun and wind as it did a decade ago. Find more Maryland clean energy facts here. The post 5 surprising facts about renewable energy growth in Maryland appeared first on Environment America.
- Tree Rings, Climate Change and the Rainy SeasonSeeking to understand the history of the southeast Asian monsoon, researchers venture into the remote highlands of Vietnam to sample the rings of behemoth cypress trees that have survived for a thousand years.
- Cosmic antimatter could be created by annihilating WIMPsDetection of antideuterons and antihelium could help hone dark-matter models The post Cosmic antimatter could be created by annihilating WIMPs appeared first on Physics World.
- ‘Tattoos for the climate concerned’: Why people are getting inked for the planetFaced with a future of uncertainty and change, four people share the climate messages they chose to wear forever.
- A Fish Once Thought Extinct, the 'Mekong Ghost' Is RediscoveredRecent sightings of the "Mekong ghost" fish in Cambodia offer hope for a creature once presumed extinct. Read more on E360 →
- Spray lining first for Scottish Water boosts chamber integrityWastewater maintenance and repair specialist Lanes Group has carried out the first spray lining project commissioned by Scottish Water to rehabilitate chambers serving a large wet well. The innovative project has successfully strengthened the two chambers on the outfall of the wet well at Lower Largo, Fife, preventing the assets from having to be excavated […]
- First look at prototype telescope for the LISA gravitational-wave missionThe telescopes will be used to send and receive infrared laser beams between the three satellites in space The post First look at prototype telescope for the LISA gravitational-wave mission appeared first on Physics World.
- Solar-powered system gives efficiency boost to desalinationResearchers in Canada have designed a device that produces drinking water from seawater using an evaporation process driven largely by solar power, with efficiency levels said to be five times greater than offered by current desalination techniques. Desalination is critical for many coastal and island nations to provide access to fresh water, given water scarcity […]
- AI and access to capital: Energising Tomorrow report assesses transition outlookThe new analysis shows the switch from fossil fuel power sources is speeding up and financial support is growing. Key insights from the Energising Tomorrow: Womble Bond Dickinson’s Global Energy Transition Outlook 2025 report include a significant improvement in access to capital. According to the data, 76% of energy suppliers have launched new transition projects […]
- Patient-specific quality assurance (PSQA) based on independent 3D dose calculationJoin the audience for a live webinar on 16 December 2024 sponsored by LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen The post Patient-specific quality assurance (PSQA) based on independent 3D dose calculation appeared first on Physics World.
- Seminar for housing stakeholders aims to address barriers to retrofittingAn advocacy group is piloting a whole-house retrofit scheme in the Manchester area. The initiative is the work of Carbon Co-op’s Levenshulme Area-Based Retrofit scheme, and has the professed aim of bringing retrofit opportunities to communities by addressing some of the barriers and challenges currently facing households to access retrofitting. The webinar is hosted by […]
- Geophysical experts call for ethical framework in geoengineering deploymentAs interest seemingly grows in geoengineering as a strategy for tackling global warming, the world’s largest association of Earth and space scientists has launched a putative “ethical framework” intended to function as a guide to responsible decision-making and inclusive dialogue. The report, facilitated by the American Geophysical Union (AGU) and advised by a global panel […]
- Orbital angular momentum monopoles appear in a chiral crystalExperimental observations at the Swiss Light Source could advance the development of energy-efficient memory devices based on "orbitronics" The post Orbital angular momentum monopoles appear in a chiral crystal appeared first on Physics World.
- The climate stakes of the Harris-Trump electionFrom public health to public lands, here are 15 ways the next president could affect the climate and your life.
- The UK needs to talk about menstrual justiceRight now, 800 million people worldwide are on their period. One thing is true for all of them: their period is more than just a personal matter. This week is Environmenstrual Week, organised by the Women’s Environmental Network (WEN). More than just clever wordplay, it […]
- Experts say a proposed revamp to the recycling symbol is still deceptive — and probably illegalDoes changing the shape of the recycling symbol make it any less misleading?
- Millennials are having less kids due to climate anxietyAlmost one-fifth of adults aged between 28 and 43 have decided to reduce the number of kids they plan on having due to the environmental crisis. According to the National Home Energy Survey, conducted by the Eco Experts, 43% of Millennials now want smaller families because of climate change. The generation born between 1981 and […]
- On the proper use of a Warburg impedanceJoin the audience for a live webinar on 4 December 2024 sponsored by Gamry Instruments, Inc., BioLogic, Scribner and Metrohm Autolab, in partnership with The Electrochemical Society The post On the proper use of a Warburg impedance appeared first on Physics World.
- Why Brick Chimney is the best?Brick chimney is a favorite among many homeowners and for good reason. They are beautiful, strong and low maintenance. This article will explore why brick chimneys stand out from the rest and debunk some common myths. Key Points Brick chimneys are classic and timeless. They look good on any home. They last for many years...
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: USEFULL Founder Alison Cove Brings Reusable Packaging To Campus CafeteriasAlison Cove, CEO and founder of USEFULL, works at the forefront of a critical shift... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: USEFULL Founder Alison Cove Brings Reusable Packaging To Campus Cafeterias appeared first on Earth911.
- How To Make an Upcycled Jar TerrariumTerrariums add variety, depth, and beauty to your plant collection. You can easily make one... The post How To Make an Upcycled Jar Terrarium appeared first on Earth911.
- 'Don't insure oil, gas and coal' - XR'Don't insure oil, gas and coal' - XR Channel News brendan 23rd October 2024 Teaser Media
- Multi-qubit entangled states boost atomic clock and sensor performanceGreenberger–Horne–Zeilinger states increase measurement frequency The post Multi-qubit entangled states boost atomic clock and sensor performance appeared first on Physics World.
- Plans to ‘Rewild’ Guanacos in Argentina Trigger Scientific Debate and Legal ThreatsA decision to translocate a group of guanacos across Argentina has raised concerns among scientists and provoked intense scientific and legal controversy.
- Gems from the Physics World archive: Isaac AsimovScience-fiction fans in the Physics World team have a clear favourite from 36 years of articles The post Gems from the <em>Physics World</em> archive: Isaac Asimov appeared first on Physics World.
- Gap between biodiversity funding and future needs widens to $942bnThe latest BloombergNEF Biodiversity Finance Factbook paints a stark picture of investment shortfalls, with urgency growing. Investment in biodiversity projects is failing to keep up with inflation, with just $208billion currently flowing through the sector globally each year. According to analysis, by 2030 financing will need to be eight times that figure to meet predicted needs, […]
- The water election that wasn’tHello, and welcome back to State of Emergency. I’m Jake Bittle, and today we’re going to shift the focus away from the storm-battered Southeast and take a look at one of the nation’s hottest battleground states. Election Day is just two weeks away, and the high-octane race for president is consuming almost all the media’s […]
- Lakes Dot the Sahara Desert After Heavy RainAn unusual early September cyclone drenched large parts of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya, filling dry lakes and rivers. New satellite imagery from NASA shows the impact of the deluge.Read more on E360 →
- Brick Dimensions: A Simple Guide to Standard Brick SizesBricks, one of the world’s oldest and most reliable building materials, hold a significant role in construction projects. Understanding brick dimensions is not just a matter of knowledge, but a crucial aspect when planning and executing projects, be it a home, a wall, or a garden feature. The knowledge of standard brick sizes is the...
- Planetary Carbon Sinks In Crisis And What You Can DoEcosystems services, the good nature does for humans, have been treated as free benefits, but... The post Planetary Carbon Sinks In Crisis And What You Can Do appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Shop Deforestation-Free To Preserve the Planet’s Carbon SinksThe planet’s carbon sinks, the natural repositories of atmospheric CO2 that kept the world’s climate... The post We Earthlings: Shop Deforestation-Free To Preserve the Planet’s Carbon Sinks appeared first on Earth911.
- Negative triangularity tokamaks: a power plant plasma solution from the core to the edge?IOP Publishing's journal, Plasma Science and Technologies explores the knowns and unknowns of negative triangularity and evaluate its future as a power plant solution The post Negative triangularity tokamaks: a power plant plasma solution from the core to the edge? appeared first on Physics World.
- How a next-generation particle collider could unravel the mysteries of the Higgs bosonTulika Bose, Philip Burrows and Tara Shears discuss proposals for the next big particle collider The post How a next-generation particle collider could unravel the mysteries of the Higgs boson appeared first on Physics World.
- One issue will decide Arizona’s future. Nobody’s campaigning on it.The fate of the state’s water depends on this election. For politicians and voters, it’s mostly an afterthought.
- The flood that forced a housing reckoning in VermontThe interconnected climate and housing crises are putting some Montpelier residents one disaster away from homelessness.
- Public EV chargers are good for the planet. They’re also good for business.Research shows that businesses with charging stations nearby see an economic boost.
- Crafts Made From Found Fall FoliageThese 12 crafts will give you ideas on finding new uses for fallen leaves, nuts and branches -- other than simply tossing them on the compost pile. The post Crafts Made From Found Fall Foliage appeared first on Earth911.
- 74% want u-turn on UK’s limited deposit return schemeThe initiative, which has taken years to come to fruition, is now likely to exclude glass bottles, raising widespread concerns about effectiveness. Defra Minister Mary Creagh revealed new details of the long-delayed Deposit Return Scheme last week, suggesting the model could return to the original blueprint proposed under the Conservatives. However, public demand for a […]
- We can build homes fast and recover nature at the same timeThis post is by Becky Pullinger, head of land use planning at The Wildlife Trusts. The government has pledged to build 1.5 million new homes in England over the next five years. It has also committed to protecting 30 per cent of land for nature […]
- 'A cage is a cage''A cage is a cage' Channel Comment brendan 22nd October 2024 Teaser Media
- Circular Lighting Live 2024: Backing up environmental claims with dataThe lighting sector is embracing verified data on its sustainability claims, including Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs). That was certainly one of the impressions conveyed by Circular Lighting Live 2024, held in London on 9 October. The conference and exhibition was reportedly packed with new information, initiatives and updates on all things sustainability-and-lighting, as organizer Recolight […]
- Objects with embedded spins could test whether quantum measurement affects gravityExperiment could involve sending tiny diamonds through interferometers The post Objects with embedded spins could test whether quantum measurement affects gravity appeared first on Physics World.
- Durham researchers unveil robot system for studying honeybee behaviourResearchers have developed what they describe as a revolutionary robotic system that allows for continuous, long-term observation of honeybee colonies. The research, published in the journal Science Robotics, seemingly marks a significant advancement in the field of digitised behavioural research. It was conducted by a group at Durham University, in collaboration with international partners. The […]
- Shaking From April’s New Jersey Quake Went Oddly Far, Raising Questions on Regional HazardAn earthquake on April 5, 2024, was felt at surprisingly long distances. What does it mean for assessing regional hazard?
- Maintaining confidence: strategies for securing more sustainable operationsEfforts to ensure the continuity of today’s mission-critical industrial operations are blunted by the burden of aging and increasingly complex electrical systems. ABB’s Lee Todd explains how forward-looking approaches to equipment maintenance can reward organizations with optimized business continuity and greater sustainability as well as reduced costs. Unplanned loss of production is a contingency that’s […]
- Flocking together: the physics of sheep herding and pedestrian flowsLearn how the science of crowd movements can help shepherds and urban designers The post Flocking together: the physics of sheep herding and pedestrian flows appeared first on Physics World.
- Interview with dolphins-and-microplastics study authorsA recent paper in PLOS One presents evidence of dolphin inhalation of microplastics. An interview has been published with two of the authors, Leslie B. Hart (College of Charleston, USA) and Miranda K. Dziobak (College of Charleston; University of South Carolina, USA) which is reproduced here (credit: Molly Bisceglia, CC-BY 4.0 license). What first drew […]
- US air pollution monitoring network has gaps in coverageThe lack of air-quality monitoring capabilities across the US affects the health of millions of people and disproportionately impacts minority and low socioeconomic-status communities, say researchers in ACS’ Environmental Science & Technology Letters. Motivated by a new US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standard for air pollution, the team employed a model for fine-scale air pollution […]
- Innovative Solutions for Stormwater Pollution ControlSolving Pollution Issues with Innovative Stormwater Treatments Stormwater, or rainwater that flows over surfaces like streets, rooftops, and driveways, often picks up pollutants along the way. When left untreated, this contaminated water flows into natural water bodies, posing serious … Innovative Solutions for Stormwater Pollution Control Read More » The post Innovative Solutions for Stormwater Pollution Control appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Guest Opinion: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Help Solve The Drinking Water ProblemMy journey into the world of water began when I first came to grips with... The post Guest Opinion: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Help Solve The Drinking Water Problem appeared first on Earth911.
- 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 Earth911 Podcast: Spout CEO Reuben Vollmer Introduces A Countertop Atmospheric Water Harvesting Appliance appeared first on Earth911.
- Confused by the twin paradox? Maybe philosophy can helpRobert P Crease discusses a puzzle that goes to the heart of science and philosophy The post Confused by the twin paradox? Maybe philosophy can help appeared first on Physics World.
- Ukraine Rewilding: Will Nature Be Allowed to Revive When War Ends?Amid the war’s destruction, Ukrainian scientists are seeing signs of an ecological recovery. When the conflict ends, they say, the nation should not rebuild its massive Soviet-era infrastructure and instead continue the rewilding by letting nature keep restoring itself.Read more on E360 →
- The nation’s first commercial carbon sequestration plant is in Illinois. It leaks.The locals are worried: “Just because CO2 sequestration can be done doesn't mean it should be done."
- Tribes help tribes after natural disasters. Helene is no different.Tribal nations long ago learned to stitch together a patchwork of support to help each other cope with disasters like Hurricane Helene.
- Physics-based model helps pedestrians and cyclists avoid city pollutionNew immersive reality method could also inform policymakers and urban planners about risks, say researchers The post Physics-based model helps pedestrians and cyclists avoid city pollution appeared first on Physics World.
- Next generation electric buses could hit 97% charging efficiencyOne of the world’s leading independent bus manufacturers has confirmed a major leap forward in effectiveness for its forthcoming models. Alexander Dennis, a subsidiary of NFI Group Inc., has shared data from recent Zemo Partnership testing of its electric vehicle charging systems. According to the report, the company’s next generation of public transport vehicles has […]
- The UK isn’t doing enough to protect health from climate changeClimate change is having a significant impact on public health in the UK, yet this connection is rarely made by the environment sector or parliament. Despite clear evidence of its implications for mental health, between 1995 and 2020, only 41 parliamentary speeches made the link, […]
- Lessons from Extinction Rebellion: the sparkLessons from Extinction Rebellion: the spark Channel Comment brendan 21st October 2024 Teaser Media
- Electric Motor Recycling: Turning Scrap into Sustainable ResourcesElectric motor recycling is a smart and green way to dispose of old motors instead of leaving them in landfills. By recycling electric motors, you help save materials and reduce environmental harm. This guide will cover how electric motor recycling works, why it’s important, and how anyone can get involved in this simple process. What...
- What happens to the world if forests stop absorbing carbon? Ask Finland.Natural sinks of forests and peat were key to Finland’s ambitious target to be carbon neutral by 2035. But now, the land has started emitting more greenhouse gases than it stores.
- Mourning Rio Tinto protestersMourning Rio Tinto protesters Channel News brendan 20th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Asian Forest Scorpion: Facts, Behavior, and Care TipsThe Asian Forest Scorpion is a fascinating and intimidating creature, yet many people find them fascinating enough to keep as pets. Native to the humid forests of Southeast Asia, these scorpions are known for their large size and striking black bodies. Although they may seem scary, they can be an excellent addition to any insect...
- Liquid-crystal bifocal lens excels at polarization and edge imagingApplied voltage adjusts intensity at twin focal points The post Liquid-crystal bifocal lens excels at polarization and edge imaging appeared first on Physics World.
- The tiny potato at the heart of one tribe’s fight against climate changeWetlands absorb carbon from the atmosphere. The Coeur d’Alene’s restoration would do more than just that.
- How to Have a Bird-Friendly HalloweenAh, Halloween—time to dust off your giant skeletons, plan your costume, and stock up on candy. But while the aim of the season is to spook and spoil trick-or-treaters, you could unwittingly be...
- How to Have a Bird-Friendly HalloweenAh, Halloween—time to dust off your giant skeletons, plan your costume, and stock up on candy. But while the aim of the season is to spook and spoil trick-or-treaters, you could unwittingly be...
- How to Have a Bird-Friendly HalloweenAh, Halloween—time to dust off your giant skeletons, plan your costume, and stock up on candy. But while the aim of the season is to spook and spoil trick-or-treaters, you could unwittingly be...
- New Englanders show support for the Right whaleOver 7,000 people and more than 100 business owners across New England are calling for protections for the North Atlantic Right whale The post New Englanders show support for the Right whale appeared first on Environment America.
- Celebrating 52 Years of the Clean Water ActToday marks the 52nd anniversary of the Clean Water Act, a landmark piece of legislation that transformed the health of our nation’s rivers, lakes, and wetlands. When it passed in 1972, the Clean...
- Celebrating 52 Years of the Clean Water ActToday marks the 52nd anniversary of the Clean Water Act, a landmark piece of legislation that transformed the health of our nation’s rivers, lakes, and wetlands. When it passed in 1972, the Clean...
- Accelerating Responsible Clean Energy Development: Audubon's Efforts in 2024This year wind and solar generation in the U.S. surpassed coal for the first time, and solar is expected to supply most of the growth in electricity generation through 2025. The Inflation Reduction...
- Accelerating Responsible Clean Energy Development: Audubon's Efforts in 2024This year wind and solar generation in the U.S. surpassed coal for the first time, and solar is expected to supply most of the growth in electricity generation through 2025. The Inflation Reduction...
- Century-old photoelectric effect inspires a new search for quantum gravityProposed experiment could demonstrate absorption and emission of individual gravitons The post Century-old photoelectric effect inspires a new search for quantum gravity appeared first on Physics World.
- When hurricane evacuation isn’t an optionNot everyone rides out storms like Milton or Helene by choice. Some simply cannot afford to flee.
- 'Forever Chemicals' Linked to Poorer SleepYoung adults with higher levels of certain “forever chemicals" in their blood reported poorer sleep, a new study finds.Read more on E360 →
- Earth911 Inspiration: Becoming A TreeMusician and radio host Kevin Brown offers a haiku that took him inside a tree.... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Becoming A Tree appeared first on Earth911.
- As Helene’s immediate impacts recede, a public health threat risesA shortage of potable water and the toxic stew of sewage and other pollutants the flood left behind has prompted a race to avert a public health crisis in North Carolina.
- Amazon’s inflatable plastic pillows are officially a thing of the pastAcross the globe, Prime packages will now be cushioned by paper.
- UN report backs up Sámi claims that mining in Finland violates their rights to land and culture"Sustainability is an empty word if you don't respect and implement Indigenous rights here in our homelands."
- Green Marine Europe membership more than doubles in 12 monthsThe decarbonisation and impact reduction programme now has 66 members and 31 participants in 10 European countries, including Belgium, France, Germany, and the UK. Names signed up to the environmental measurement programme include Brittany Ferries, Compagnie Maritime Penn Ar Bed, CORSICA Linea, Hovertravel, Ifremer/Genavir, La Méridionale, L’Express des Îles, MSC Cruises Management, Navantia S.A., S.M.E, […]
- Hunters duck lead banHunters duck lead ban Channel News brendan 18th October 2024 Teaser Media
- How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint During a Long-Distance MovePeople move for many reasons. For instance, if you’re currently moving from Houston, you might want to escape the heat, humidity, and poor air quality, or perhaps you’re moving for career opportunities or lifestyle changes. Whatever your reason, if you are up for saving the planet and reducing your carbon footprint, why not make your...
- Sustainability as a Competitive Advantage- How Businesses Can Lead the WaySustainability has moved from being an option to becoming a key part of business success. As environmental concerns grow, businesses that adopt sustainable practices are seen as socially responsible and also gain a competitive edge. Consumers, investors, and even governments are focusing more on sustainability, encouraging businesses to take proactive steps. Implementing eco-friendly strategies can...
- Transitioning to a Zero-Waste Lifestyle After Your MoveMiami, with its vibrant culture and sunny weather, is an exciting place to call home. However, like many bustling cities, it faces a growing challenge: waste management. With millions of residents and tourists, the city’s landfills see an overwhelming amount of waste, much of which could be avoided. If you’ve recently moved to the city,...
- National Audubon Society and Parks Project at the 2024 Culver City Art WalkOn Saturday, October 5th, 2024, the National Audubon Society teamed up with lifestyle apparel brand Parks Project in Los Angeles, California for this year’s Culver City Art Walk & Roll, an annual...
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- National Audubon Society and Parks Project at the 2024 Culver City Art WalkOn Saturday, October 5th, 2024, the National Audubon Society teamed up with lifestyle apparel brand Parks Project in Los Angeles, California for this year’s Culver City Art Walk & Roll, an annual...
- RELEASE: New interactive map, corporate disclosure show progress on lawn care electrificationCities, states, corporations slashing pollution, noise from gas-powered lawn equipment The post RELEASE: New interactive map, corporate disclosure show progress on lawn care electrification appeared first on Environment America.
- Passing the torch: The “QuanTour” light source marks the International Year of QuantumKatherine Skipper visits the Cavendish laboratory in Cambridge to catch a quantum light source that’s touring Europe for the International Year of Quantum The post Passing the torch: The “QuanTour” light source marks the International Year of Quantum appeared first on Physics World.
- New analysis: 78% of tested Texas schools, daycares have found lead in drinking waterThe post New analysis: 78% of tested Texas schools, daycares have found lead in drinking water appeared first on Environment America.
- Nine Tons of Illicit Pangolin Scales Recovered in NigeriaOn a single day in August, Nigerian officials recovered more than 9 tons of illicit pangolin scales. The stockpile would be worth an estimated $1.7 million in East Asia, where pangolin scales are sold for their use in traditional medicine.Read more on E360 →
- Santa Cruz beach holds festival to welcome back monarchsButterfly fans came together to celebrate another year of monarch butterflies in Santa Cruz The post Santa Cruz beach holds festival to welcome back monarchs appeared first on Environment America.
- Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Celebrates 75 Years of GeosciencesTake a look back at historic discoveries from the past seven-and-a-half decades at Lamont.
- Major change to what residents can recycle in Greater ManchesterResidents in Bury, Bolton, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside and Trafford will now be able to recycle a wider range of plastic items in their household mixed recycling bin, says Greater Manchester Combined Authority, following changes to its recycling facilities and to the recent contract extension with SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK. This week […]
- Massive global growth of renewables to 2030 predicted by IEA reportRenewables are on course to meet almost half of global electricity demand by the end of this decade, according to a new IEA report, with solar as the leading approach. Due to supportive policies and favourable economics, the world’s renewable power capacity is expected to surge over the rest of this decade, with global additions […]
- Shredding is unappreciated microplastics sourceAustralian researchers have identified a new, or previously overlooked, culprit in the release of microplastics into the environment: The shredding process used to recycle plastics. The group say they have also developed a preventative measure to reduce its impact on the environment. Professor Faisal Hai, Director of The University of Wollongong’s Strategic Water Infrastructure Lab, […]
- Data-intensive PhDs at LIV.INNO prepare students for careers outside of academiaThis podcast is sponsored by LIV.INNO, the Liverpool Centre for Doctoral Training for Innovation in Data-Intensive Science The post Data-intensive PhDs at LIV.INNO prepare students for careers outside of academia appeared first on Physics World.
- Shortlist announced for Scottish Green Energy AwardsThe Scottish Green Energy Awards announced its shortlist on 17 October, with projects poised for the spotlight including a large-scale wind farm and a pioneering training centre equipping engineers for the energy transition. This year’s awards, headline sponsored by EDF Renewables UK, will “bring together an unprecedented number of guests to recognise and honour the […]
- Operando NMR methods for redox flow batteries and ammonia synthesisAvailable to watch now, The Electrochemical Society in partnership with BioLogic, explore the application of magnetic resonance methods for studying redox flow batteries and ammonia synthesis The post Operando NMR methods for redox flow batteries and ammonia synthesis appeared first on Physics World.
- Thinking of going solar? Wait until you need a new roof.Solar panels typically last 25 years, while shingles are good for 20. Waiting until you need to re-roof is usually the best course when going solar.
- Water challenges — made worse by rising temperatures — are threatening the world’s crops“We have to be smarter about what we grow, and we can be smarter about how we grow what we're growing.”
- List of 12 Blue VegetablesHave you ever noticed blue vegetables? They are not just a fun color; they also have many health benefits! This article will introduce you to unique blue vegetables, their uses, and why you should consider including them in your meals. Let’s dive into this colorful world of veggies! Here is the list of 12 Blue...
- US Department of Energy announces new Fermilab contractorYet some see little change in the selection of Fermi Forward Discovery Group The post US Department of Energy announces new Fermilab contractor appeared first on Physics World.
- Bioplastics, Biodegradable Plastics, and Compostable Plastics: What’s the Difference?The global bioplastic market is growing rapidly. Bioplastics, biodegradable plastics, and compostable plastics are intended... The post Bioplastics, Biodegradable Plastics, and Compostable Plastics: What’s the Difference? appeared first on Earth911.
- Beat the Blues: 7 Ways to Boost Your Home & Mood NaturallyWith daylight saving time trailing freshly behind us, shorter days and longer nights are the... The post Beat the Blues: 7 Ways to Boost Your Home & Mood Naturally appeared first on Earth911.
- 200,000 properties in South East England at risk of floodingNew figures are revealed as the Environment Agency urges households to register for flood alerts. More than 30,400 addresses is East Sussex and a further almost 26,000 in West Sussex are considered to be highly vulnerable to heavy rainfall, according to the organisations. Elsewhere, 80,000 Kent and 70,000 Surrey homes are also on the at […]
- Even with conservation sea turtles face an existential threatIn his latest exclusive video from West Africa and the climate frontline, adventurer and environmentalist Ian Packham learns how Ghana is doing more to protect icons of marine life, but this may not be enough. All five species of sea turtles that come to lay their eggs in Ghana are endangered. This is down to […]
- Met Office launches Local Authority Climate ServiceCouncils can now access vital information about climate change in their area with a new online portal created by the world’s leading meteorological organisation. Launched last week, the Met Office’s Local Authority Climate Service allows decision makers, environmental health and planning teams to visualise climate change within their jurisdiction, presenting them with possible challenges that […]
- Shadow as sanctuaryShadow as sanctuary Channel Comment brendan 17th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Oregon’s last remaining incinerator to close by the end of the yearThe post Oregon’s last remaining incinerator to close by the end of the year appeared first on Environment America.
- Bahsahwahbee: A Sacred Landscape at RiskThe Newe hold that the sacred grove of Swamp Cedars embodies the spirits of the men, women and children who were killed. Indigenous Peoples from across the Great Basin still go to Bahsahwahbee to visit their ancestors, pray, and hold healing ceremonies. The post Bahsahwahbee: A Sacred Landscape at Risk appeared first on Environment America.
- U.S. scientists raise concerns over Energy Permitting Reform ActExperts concerned bill would increase climate pollution The post U.S. scientists raise concerns over Energy Permitting Reform Act appeared first on Environment America.
- Mountaintop observations of gamma-ray glow could shed light on origins of lightningElectric fields near Earth’s surface are stronger than expected The post Mountaintop observations of gamma-ray glow could shed light on origins of lightning appeared first on Physics World.
- Energy storage for solar at record high interest and record low pricesNew report from EnergySage finds consumers are more willing than ever to add storage to their solar systems. The post Energy storage for solar at record high interest and record low prices appeared first on Environment America.
- To prepare for the climate of tomorrow, foresters are branching outAt a reforestation site in Washington, forest managers are experimenting with "assisted migration" — planting trees from warmer, drier regions — to boost the forest's resilience.
- The climate agenda is getting tired of its own audienceAs the fourth Blue Earth Summit opens, we get the measure of an event that swerves environmental campaigns and echo chambers in favour of market-focused solutions and finance. Numbers rarely lie. Especially when they look so convincing. 5,000 innovators, startups, corporations, academics, politicians, adventurers, conservationists, celebrities and campaigners. 10 stages. 300 speakers. And, crucially, access […]
- Liam F1 Wind Turbine: A Small Scale Wind Energy Game ChangerThe Liam F1 Wind Turbine is changing the small-scale wind energy game. Designed for residential and commercial use, it’s an efficient, quiet, and eco-friendly way to generate your own electricity. But what makes it special? How can you benefit from it? In this guide, we’ll explain everything you need to know about the Liam F1...
- Spiders use physics, not chemistry, to cut silk in their websNew work resolves a longstanding debate and could aid the development of new cutting tools The post Spiders use physics, not chemistry, to cut silk in their webs appeared first on Physics World.
- Milton’s October surpriseHello, and welcome back to State of Emergency. I’m Jake Bittle, and today we’re talking about the political impact of Hurricane Milton, the second major storm to strike the United States in the last few weeks. I grew up in Tampa, Florida, less than 20 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricanes were never […]
- Scientists Breed Corals That Can Withstand More HeatScientists have successfully bred corals that are more tolerant of heat, showing for the first time that corals can become better adapted to warming within the space of a single generation.Read more on E360 →
- Adaptability of trees persists after millions of years of climate changeSeven of the most common forest trees in Europe have been shown to be able to shelter their genetic diversity from major shifts in environmental conditions. This is despite their ranges having shrunk and the number of trees having fallen sharply during ice age cycles. These are the findings of a study by a European […]
- Research and innovation will futureproof water, says Northumbrian Water chiefNorthumbrian Water chief executive Heidi Mottram has told delegates to the UKWIR Annual Conference 2024 that research and innovation will improve outcomes for the water industry in the long-term. “Innovation is more than bringing in new technologies, it’s about changing the way we think, it’s about changing the way we plan, deliver and look ahead,” […]
- Cracking the problem: New data boost prospects for “supercritical” geothermal energyMuch of the potentially transformative promise of geothermal energy depends upon our ability to drill deeper and deeper, and access higher temperature resources. New data reported in Nature Communications appear to offer a favourable nod towards the viability of such schemes. The data are among the first to show that these hotter and deeper rocks […]
- Around the world in 16 orbits: a day in the life of the International Space StationKate Gardner reviews the novel Orbital by Samantha Harvey The post Around the world in 16 orbits: a day in the life of the International Space Station appeared first on Physics World.
- Wildfires are coming to the Southeast. Can landowners mitigate the risk in time?No other part of the country has seen such a sharp rise in the number of big fires. The bigger challenge, though, is getting people to embrace the prescribed burns that can prevent them.
- The Future of Green Shipping: Why It Matters for Our PlanetAs our planet faces the pressing challenge of climate change, the shipping sector finds itself at a pivotal moment. Responsible for roughly 2–3% of global greenhouse gas emissions, conventional shipping practices are under increasing scrutiny due to their environmental effects. The future of green shipping offers a sustainable logistics framework aimed at minimizing emissions and...
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Kidsy.co Takes A Step Toward Circular Children’s ProductsWith the rise of recommerce, parents can find and buy top brands’ children’s products —... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Kidsy.co Takes A Step Toward Circular Children’s Products appeared first on Earth911.
- How to Achieve Zero Food WasteThe topic of food waste has gained much-needed attention over the last few years and... The post How to Achieve Zero Food Waste appeared first on Earth911.
- Recycle Your Electricals launches The Great Copper ChallengeUK households are binning 38,499 tonnes of the precious metal each year in 1.3bn in unused devices and leads. The equivalent to 1,240 copper Statues of Liberty, 627million cables alone are discarded unnecessarily, enough to get to the moon and back. The data is included in the new Recycle Your Electricals report, which includes […]
- Triodos Bank tops global active clean energy lead supplier league tableThe world’s most active bank for renewable power acted on $517million in deals last year. A new report by the Clean Energy Pipeline has ranked Triodos as the most prolific clean energy lead arranger based on the number of contracts finalised. In total, 97 agreements were brokered by the company. These included onshore wind, solar, […]
- Lack of policy scrutiny has become a worrying government habit which Labour needs to correctAs we pass the first 100 days of the new government, many will be asking what impact it has had and whether it has measured up to its stated ambitions and public expectations. Invariably, there will be different verdicts. But how will the impact of […]
- A labour of love?A labour of love? Channel Comment brendan 16th October 2024 Teaser Media
- How To Find A Locksmith For Your Business NeedsWhen it comes to your business, security should be a top priority. Whether you’re protecting your assets, employees, or confidential information, having the right locksmith services in place can make all the difference. But with so many options out there, how do you find the perfect locksmith for your business needs? Here’s a step-by-step guide...
- STATEMENT: Google takes a wrong turn with nuclear dealRenewable energy alternatives safer, cheaper, quicker to build The post STATEMENT: Google takes a wrong turn with nuclear deal appeared first on Environment America.
- An elk bridge in Northern CaliforniaP-22 inspired millions, and the cat’s story will soon result in a new wildlife bridge in Southern California. Further north, Caltrans is building a bridge for elk and deer. The post An elk bridge in Northern California appeared first on Environment America.
- Semiconductor pioneer Richard Friend bags 2024 Isaac Newton Medal and PrizeFriend won for his work on the fundamental electronic properties of molecular semiconductors and in their engineering development The post Semiconductor pioneer Richard Friend bags 2024 Isaac Newton Medal and Prize appeared first on Physics World.
- Atlantic Shores South wind project earns final federal approvalThe U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has green-lit the construction of two offshore wind energy facilities off the coast of New Jersey. The post Atlantic Shores South wind project earns final federal approval appeared first on Environment America.
- ‘Mock asteroids’ deflected by X-rays in study that could help us protect EarthLab-based experiment shows how centimetre-sized objects are accelerated The post ‘Mock asteroids’ deflected by X-rays in study that could help us protect Earth appeared first on Physics World.
- La Niña Looking Less Likely as Ocean Waters Stay BalmyAs ocean temperatures remain stubbornly high, forecasters see a diminished chance that the Pacific Ocean will enter its cooler La Niña phase this fall, as was predicted.Read more on E360 →
- Navigating Nonprofits: A Summer Internship on Capitol HillWorking at a DC-based environmental nonprofit convinced this student to pursue a career in environmental policy.
- Building services stars spotlighted by CSA Awards 2024Innovative building services projects were commended by experts in the sector at the 9th Annual Awards of the Commissioning Specialists Association (CSA). The Leonardo Royal Hotel City, overlooking the Tower of London and the River Thames played host to the presentation dinner, during which awards were presented in nine categories, recognising professional endeavour, product innovation, […]
- Digital identification system for windows hits the marketPolymer window manufacturer REHAU says it has successfully integrated its Window.ID service package with a number of its leading partners, in an effort to help demonstrate the material history of each window, a powerful ingredient to help enable circularity in the sector. Shifts towards eco-friendly attitudes with consumers appear to be in evidence in recent […]
- Schools map habitats to boost biodiversityThe first annual report from the National Education Nature Park has been published, showing that more than 1 in 8 schools and colleges across England have joined the free programme in its first year, which is creating a network of green spaces across the education estate. Children and young people at more than 3,000 schools, […]
- UK startup begins delivery of DAC plant in CanadaThe startup behind the UK’s first commercial direct air capture (DAC) plant has begun delivery of its first international project, at an installation in Alberta, Canada. Mission Zero Technologies (or ‘MZT’) announced the delivery and installation of their third modular system at partner Deep Sky’s carbon removal innovation and commercialisation centre, Deep Sky Labs, in […]
- Experts meet in Mozambique to improve resilience against tropical cyclonesResearchers from the University of Bristol and across the world are joining forces this week, in a professed bid to advance early warning systems and disaster preparedness across southern Africa, as climate change worsens. More than 100 experts, including climate scientists, flood impact modellers, operational meteorologists, risk management practitioners, and community representatives, will convene in […]
- Installed CCS capacity on track to doubleGlobal CO2 capture capacity is on track to double to over 100 million tonnes per year (Mtpa) of CO2, once facilities currently under construction commence operation, according to the “Global Status of CCS 2024” report, produced by not-for-profit think tank group the Global CCS Institute, which has a brief to accelerate deployment. The past 12 […]
- Households waste over one billion items every year that could be recycledThe UK’s annual Recycle Week launches today (15 October) with a warning that households are wasting over one billion items every year that could be recycled. New statistics reveal millions of recyclable bottles, sprays and toilet roll tubes are facing incineration, or landfill (words: WRAP). Britain’s most binned items include: 845 million cleaning product bottles […]
- We Earthlings: Banks Are UnpreparedThe recent hurricanes, Helene and Milton, have pushed insurance programs to the brink, and banks... The post We Earthlings: Banks Are Unprepared appeared first on Earth911.
- UK direct-to-business renewable energy provision expandsA new company is looking to support industrial and commercial companies in their sustainability targets, removing complex contracts and obstacles to CPPAs. Evolve Energy, formerly BPG Energy, has officially launched in a bid to improve renewable provision direct-to-businesses. According to the company, there’s a growing demand among UK businesses for more effective ways of plugging […]
- Halifax Bus Station wins Transport Project of the YearThe West Yorkshire town’s new green-roofed, renewably powered travel hub came out on top in the national competition this week. Costing £20million Halifax Bus Station was completed in July this year, and has already won a number of awards thanks to its design and environmental credentials. This includes a commendation from the Chartered Institution of […]
- Trump’s proposed mass deportations could ‘decimate’ the US food supplyIf the Republican candidate carries out his immigration agenda, who will run America's farms?
- More schools than ever are serving vegan meals in California. Here’s how they did it.Credit environmentally conscious students — and a handful of state funding programs.
- Quantum material detects tiny mechanical strainsSensitivity of vanadium-oxide-based device breaks previous record by more than an order of magnitude The post Quantum material detects tiny mechanical strains appeared first on Physics World.
- World Food Day: Time To Start Food Distribution ImprovementsUp to 783 million globally people suffer from perpetual hunger. During 2023, the World Health... The post World Food Day: Time To Start Food Distribution Improvements appeared first on Earth911.
- Stopping the Spread of DesertificationNo matter where you live, increasingly frequent heat waves and droughts may have you feeling... The post Stopping the Spread of Desertification appeared first on Earth911.
- 'Tax the rich' - Greenpeace'Tax the rich' - Greenpeace Channel News brendan 15th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Statement: Two-year anniversary of Camp Hale National MonumentThe post Statement: Two-year anniversary of Camp Hale National Monument appeared first on Environment America.
- Amplifying Youth Voices in Sustainable PlanningIn this pre-college workshop, students explore the critical role that sustainable development, planning and design play in building community resilience.
- James Bond Island Phang Nga Bay Thailand: A Complete Travel GuideIf you’re planning a trip to Thailand, one of the must-see destinations is James Bond Island Phang Nga Bay, Thailand. Known for its striking limestone cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and famous role in the James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun, this island is a popular tourist hotspot. In this guide, we’ll dive into...
- The fate of thousands of US dams hangs in the balance, leaving rural communities with hard choicesDams across the country are aging and facing intensifying floods wrought by climate change. But the price tag to fix what’s broken is estimated in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
- Scottish universities initiative to “drive the transition to net-zero electronics”The Responsible Electronics and Circular Technologies Centre (REACT) was announced on 7 October, one of five new centres to share in £25m from a new UKRI programme intended to support the innovation necessary for net zero. Described as the UK’s first sustainable electronics centre, REACT aims to address both the environmental and economic challenges of […]
- European forest plants are migrating westwards because of nitrogenSurprising westward shifts in the distribution of plants are explainable, according to new research, by nitrogen pollution, and to a lesser extent climate change. The German study claims to have uncovered that many European forest plant species are moving towards the west due to high nitrogen deposition levels, defying the common belief that climate change […]
- Earth911 Podcast: Author Mark Easter Serves Up The Blue PlateThe global food system is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, responsible... The post Earth911 Podcast: Author Mark Easter Serves Up The Blue Plate appeared first on Earth911.
- Device adds spatial dimension to air quality monitoringAI and air quality expert Airly launched ‘Airly Orbital’ on 9 October – a compact, low-power device with built-in GPS and cellular communications to allow mobile air quality monitoring. “Traditional air quality monitors are fixed in one location,” explains Airly CEO Wiktor Warchalowski. “But air quality does not just change all the time; it also […]
- Researchers Parse the Future of Plankton in an Ever-Warmer WorldPlankton form the base of the world’s food chain, but warmer and more acidic oceans are affecting their numbers and variety. Some species, which make for good fish food and carbon storage, are largely declining, while others are shifting their ranges and blooming times. Read more on E360 →
- Electrical sutures accelerate wound healingSurgical stitches that generate electrical charge speed up the healing of muscle wounds in rats The post Electrical sutures accelerate wound healing appeared first on Physics World.
- Double Vanity: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Perfect OneWhen it comes to upgrading your bathroom, one of the most important choices you’ll make is selecting the right vanity. A double vanity, in particular, offers both functionality and style, but how do you know if it’s the right fit for your space? What should you consider when choosing one? In this article, we’ll explore...
- 15 Soothing Bedroom Plants to Help You SleepSleep is an essential part of our well-being. The process is vital to both our... The post 15 Soothing Bedroom Plants to Help You Sleep appeared first on Earth911.
- ‘Heathrow MKII’: 5 London airports could expand83.5million annual journeys could be added to the capital’s current capacity by the 2040s. Every airport in London could see services grow through ground improvements and expansions, with new runways proposed for Heathrow and Gatwick, and a new terminal at Luton, subject to final approval. Plans have already been approved for expansions to Stansted and […]
- Time to serve a circular economyTime to serve a circular economy Channel News brendan 14th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Will exploratory lithium mining in Arizona continue near a sacred hot spring?A judge will decide the fate of Ha’Kamwe’ as the Hualapai Nation fights the drilling in court.
- New report: A staggering 73% drop in wildlife populationsThe loss of vertebrate animals since 1970 is alarming. Whether on land or at sea, wildlife populations are rapidly declining. The post New report: A staggering 73% drop in wildlife populations appeared first on Environment America.
- From the lab to the legislature: STEM professionals run for political officeMore than 200 science, technology, engineering, and math professionals are candidates at the state and municipal level this year.
- Proposed Legislation Would Support Bird Conservation and Partnerships in Cities and TownsWASHINGTON (October 11, 2024) -- On the eve of World Migratory Bird Day, Representative Debbie Dingell (D-MI) introduced legislation that would support a program to conserve birds that live in and...
- Proposed Legislation Would Support Bird Conservation and Partnerships in Cities and TownsWASHINGTON (October 11, 2024) -- On the eve of World Migratory Bird Day, Representative Debbie Dingell (D-MI) introduced legislation that would support a program to conserve birds that live in and...
- Bills Introduced in the House will Help Bend the Bird CurveWASHINGTON (October 11, 2024) – Two bills introduced by Rep. Jared Huffman (D-Ca.) and Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) will help reinforce and modernize century-old protections for migratory birds...
- Bills Introduced in the House will Help Bend the Bird CurveWASHINGTON (October 11, 2024) – Two bills introduced by Rep. Jared Huffman (D-Ca.) and Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) will help reinforce and modernize century-old protections for migratory birds...
- Audubon Spotlight: Liliana Griego Advocates for People-Centered Coastal ConservationLiliana Griego talks about the Los Angeles River with both reverence and frankness. She recalls the first day she truly recognized its importance as habitat for local birds, marveling at the serene...
- Audubon Spotlight: Liliana Griego Advocates for People-Centered Coastal ConservationLiliana Griego talks about the Los Angeles River with both reverence and frankness. She recalls the first day she truly recognized its importance as habitat for local birds, marveling at the serene...
- Mountaineering, Death and Climate Risk in the Patagonian AndesPatagonian mountaineers confront increased risk due to climate change as they seek to limit fatalities.
- Norwegian study investigates why we burn more and recycle less than we thinkAmidst the morass of environmental problems over which we seem to have little control, recycling stands out as a simple thing anyone can do to make a positive impact. But what if policy gets in the way? An investigation carried out at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) attempts an analysis. (Words: NTNU). […]
- In Europe, Forest Shrubs Are Migrating Toward PollutionWhile warming is pushing some European vegetation north, toward cooler weather, a new study finds that for many forest plants, there is a much greater pull westward. Researchers say these plants are chasing down nitrogen, a key nutrient supplied by pollution in Western Europe.Read more on E360 →
- Enhanced treatment can speed-up spill reductionEnhanced wastewater treatment holds the key to reducing sewage overflows to the environment in a sustainable way, says Dominic Hurd, managing director, ACWA Services. Public and political pressure on water companies to address the issue of sewage spills into rivers and seas means overflows are no longer solely an issue for operations teams. They top […]
- Geospatial data and climate action: New UN reportUsing its trusted geospatial expertise, Ordnance Survey (OS) on behalf of the UK has been working closely with experts from Barbados and Tonga to co-author a new report from the UN-GGIM Task Team on Geospatial Information for Climate Resilience ‘Applying Geospatial Information to Climate Challenges’, which focuses on how geospatial data is transforming climate action, and […]
- Biogas congress in Brazil promotes inter-country collaborationThe World Biogas Association BRAZIL Congress 2024 took place on 1 October, and ran concurrently with the G20 Energy meetings in Foz do Iguaçu. According to organizers, the World Biogas Association (WBA): “The event represented a historic milestone for the Brazilian biogas industry and marked the start of the development of a National Biogas Roadmap […]
- Earth911 Inspiration: Fossil Free At LastToday’s inspiration is from a Climate Week 2024 speech by Rev. Lennox Yearwood, Jr., president... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Fossil Free At Last appeared first on Earth911.
- Top-cited authors from China discuss the importance of citation metricsMore than 90 papers from China have been recognized with a top-cited paper award for 2024 from IOP Publishing The post Top-cited authors from China discuss the importance of citation metrics appeared first on Physics World.
- Helene and Milton reveal an emerging challenge for first responders: EV batteries catching fire“They burn hot, they burn fast, and they're hard to extinguish."
- California inspired a wave of plastic bag bans — with an unfortunate loopholeThe Golden State finally fixed its ban last month, but at least five other states still allow the distribution of extra-thick "reusable" plastic bags.
- Labour announces record carbon capture funding confirmedThousands of jobs will be created in industrial clusters, attracting up to £8billion in private investment, as UK net zero takes a leap forward. Two sites have received funding, in the North West and North East of England, directly creating 4,000 jobs. Up to £21.7billion has been made available over the next 25 years. A […]
- Just the job for green transitionJust the job for green transition Channel News brendan 11th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Growing Native Plants Provides Fuel for Migratory BirdsAs fall advances toward winter here in the northern hemisphere, we say a fond farewell to most of the birds we have enjoyed watching in our backyards, local parks, tree-lined streets and no-mow...
- Growing Native Plants Provides Fuel for Migratory BirdsAs fall advances toward winter here in the northern hemisphere, we say a fond farewell to most of the birds we have enjoyed watching in our backyards, local parks, tree-lined streets and no-mow...
- Supporting At-Risk Bird Habitat in the Lower Colorado River BasinClose your eyes. Picture the vibrant healthy ecosystems of the Colorado River Basin. You might envision the northern part of the watershed—thriving native fisheries in Wyoming’s Green River, the...
- Supporting At-Risk Bird Habitat in the Lower Colorado River BasinClose your eyes. Picture the vibrant healthy ecosystems of the Colorado River Basin. You might envision the northern part of the watershed—thriving native fisheries in Wyoming’s Green River, the...
- Creating the Space to Bring Communities Together with Latino OutdoorsTo celebrate 11 years of Latino Conservation Week, we chatted with Christian La Mont, Latino Outdoors’ storytelling, communications, and advocacy program manager, and Evelyn Serrano, center...
- Creating the Space to Bring Communities Together with Latino OutdoorsTo celebrate 11 years of Latino Conservation Week, we chatted with Christian La Mont, Latino Outdoors’ storytelling, communications, and advocacy program manager, and Evelyn Serrano, center...
- Remembering Richard DeckelbaumJessica Fanzo and Shauna Downs remember their friend and pioneering global heath researcher, Richard Deckelbaum.
- Walmart has big climate plans, so where is rooftop solar?The retail giant committed to net-zero emissions by 2040. Why do solar panels on their store roofs stores not play a bigger role in their plans? The post Walmart has big climate plans, so where is rooftop solar? appeared first on Environment America.
- After Milton, Florida assesses damage from back-to-back climate disastersAt least six people died in the storm, and some 80,000 ended up in shelters.
- Guide to transforming your yard with Colorado’s native plantsThis guide will turn you yard into a habitat with Colorado native plants. The post Guide to transforming your yard with Colorado’s native plants appeared first on Environment America.
- MRI-linac keeps track of brain tumour changes during radiotherapyDaily MR imaging could enable treatment adaptation to glioblastoma growth or shrinkage during radiotherapy The post MRI-linac keeps track of brain tumour changes during radiotherapy appeared first on Physics World.
- Unlocking the future of materials science with magnetic microscopyJPhys Materials explore some of the key magnetic imaging technologies for the upcoming decade The post Unlocking the future of materials science with magnetic microscopy appeared first on Physics World.
- 10 Warning Signs of Mold Toxicity You Should Never IgnoreWhat is Mold Toxicity? Today, we’re going to cover 10 warning signs of mold toxicity. Mold is a common household problem, but did you know it can be bad for your health? Mold toxicity occurs when you’re exposed to toxic molds that release tiny spores into the air. Those spores can cause a multitude of...
- Tricks for cutting waste this HalloweenThe amount of excessive waste generated during the spooky season is downright scary. But it doesn’t have to be this way. The post Tricks for cutting waste this Halloween appeared first on Environment America.
- Deep connections: why two AI pioneers won the Nobel Prize for PhysicsOur podcast guest is Anil Ananthaswamy, author of Why Machines Learn The post Deep connections: why two AI pioneers won the Nobel Prize for Physics appeared first on Physics World.
- Toyota report grapples with energy storage challenge in logisticsA report from logistics specialist Toyota Material Handling (UK) indicates priorities and directions for the logistics industry, given the required trajectory of emissions reduction. The document has also elicited praise and some comment from firms involved in developing circularity initiatives. ‘Trends in Logistics 2024’ calls for new solutions that aren’t beset by the intermittency problems […]
- Manfradytrade Reviews: Top Ecofriendly Broker with Global ReputationAre you searching for a reliable broker with a worldwide reputation that also prioritizes the planet? Look no further than Manfradytrade, a trailblazer in the financial industry, committed not only to expert trading but also to ecofriendly practices. With a … Manfradytrade Reviews: Top Ecofriendly Broker with Global Reputation Read More » The post Manfradytrade Reviews: Top Ecofriendly Broker with Global Reputation appeared first on Eco Friend.
- UK government cap-and-floor scheme aims to boost renewable energy storageThe Department for Net Zero and Energy Security (DESNZ) has confirmed the go-ahead of a scheme intended to stimulate investment in the UK’s long-duration energy storage (LDES) sector. Announced on 10 October, DESNZ said the Long Duration Electricity Storage investment support scheme will “boost investor confidence and unlock billions in funding for vital projects”. “This […]
- What’s Causing the Recent Spike in Global Temperatures?Since early 2023, the world has seen a steep rise in temperatures that scientists are struggling to explain. Our contributor Elizabeth Kolbert talked with Gavin Schmidt, NASA’s top climate scientist, about possible causes of the warming and why experts cannot account for the heat. Read more on E360 →
- Aluminium oxide reveals its surface secretsNew non-contact atomic force microscopy images shed more light on the "enigmatic insulator" aluminium oxide The post Aluminium oxide reveals its surface secrets appeared first on Physics World.
- Black residents in Cancer Alley try what may be a last legal defense to curb toxic pollutionIn St. James Parish, a zoning ordinance divides industrial development along racial lines.
- Eating In: 5 Ways to Start Your Indoor Gardening This WinterJust because there is snow on the ground doesn’t mean it is time to stop... The post Eating In: 5 Ways to Start Your Indoor Gardening This Winter appeared first on Earth911.
- Seek Community, Share ResourcesWhen many of us think of sustainable living, we think of rural homesteads or tiny... The post Seek Community, Share Resources appeared first on Earth911.
- Worth the weight? Illegal gold mines are polluting GhanaIan Packham reports from West Africa, where illegitimate industry threatens wildlife, contaminates water, toxifies land, and sparks brutal conflicts ‘The water shouldn’t be this colour’ says my guide to the birthplace of Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s first president – the small town of Nkroful, in the country’s Western Region. The small rivulet where Ghana’s founding father […]
- Ecologi Impact Funds are ‘seismic shift’ away from carbon offsettingThe UK’s leading climate action platform has established a new system based on a contributory approach. This alternative to established offsetting schemes looks to encourage organisations and individuals to move away from compensating for their emissions without actually tackling carbon use. Instead, it is now possible to decarbonise while making direct contributions to what is […]
- 'Nature is in free fall''Nature is in free fall' Channel News brendan 10th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Chesapeake Ospreys are in Danger—They Need More FishFor myself and other Virginians, Ospreys represent one of our strongest ties to the natural world. The Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the United States and third-largest on Earth, is home...
- Chesapeake Ospreys are in Danger—They Need More FishFor myself and other Virginians, Ospreys represent one of our strongest ties to the natural world. The Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the United States and third-largest on Earth, is home...
- Witness the Inspiring Release of Milagra, the Condor Rescued as an Egg After Bird Flu Killed Her MotherAs the temperature ticked up toward 90 degrees Fahrenheit on the last Saturday of September, eager fans poured into a usually barren basin in Arizona’s Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, just...
- Witness the Inspiring Release of Milagra, the Condor Rescued as an Egg After Bird Flu Killed Her MotherAs the temperature ticked up toward 90 degrees Fahrenheit on the last Saturday of September, eager fans poured into a usually barren basin in Arizona’s Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, just...
- Amid multiple disasters, FEMA faces funding challenges, misinformation, and politicizationCongress gave the agency enough money to last the year. But back-to-back hurricanes are stretching resources thin.
- Let’s discuss the ethics of climate actionIn the series “Moral Hazards,” Grist explores some of the ethical conundrums of living in the era of climate change.
- Enigmatic particle might be a molecular pentaquarkDecay rate of exotic hadron suggests it comprises five quarks The post Enigmatic particle might be a molecular pentaquark appeared first on Physics World.
- Come Visit Us at Lamont Open HouseIn light of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory's 75th anniversary, this year's Open House will feature new exhibits, art and lectures.
- Renewables on Track to Supply Nearly Half of Global Power by 2030Renewable power is on pace to produce close to half of the electricity used globally by the end of this decade, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency, which finds that in nearly every country large wind and solar plants are the cheapest forms of new power.Read more on E360 →
- In an otherwise confusing conference season, the cross party environmental mission was clear With party conference season over for another year, I’ve had a few days to reflect on one of the most bizarre set of conferences I’ve been to. If I described the atmosphere at each, I’m not convinced you would be able to guess which one […]
- Keurig Dr Pepper Hit With SEC Fine Over Misleading K-Cup Recycling ClaimsKeurig Dr Pepper will pay a $1.5 million fine after the Securities and Exchange Commission... The post Keurig Dr Pepper Hit With SEC Fine Over Misleading K-Cup Recycling Claims appeared first on Earth911.
- Guest Opinion: How To Plan A Green HVAC InstallationAir conditioning accounts for about three percent of annual human carbon emissions, roughly the carbon... The post Guest Opinion: How To Plan A Green HVAC Installation appeared first on Earth911.
- Precious metals: China’s copper market control threatens renewable supply chain resilienceThe world’s net zero hopes relies on one metal, with one nation dominating access to this vital resource. Alternatives are needed to speed up transition and improve security. The world cannot currently reach Net Zero without the help of China, according to a leading global supply chain procurement specialist. Copper is an essential part of […]
- Pioneers of AI-based protein-structure prediction share 2024 chemistry Nobel prizeProtein designer is also honoured in this year’s award The post Pioneers of AI-based protein-structure prediction share 2024 chemistry Nobel prize appeared first on Physics World.
- Ducks love to eat this climate-friendly food. Now you might, too. Azolla is a nutritious aquatic fern that grows like crazy. New research finds that the cyanobacteria within the plant are nontoxic, potentially clearing the way for Azolla to become a novel food.
- What is the Pollution Adjudication Board? Understanding Its Role and ImpactThe Pollution Adjudication Board (PAB) is a government body that deals with environmental issues, specifically focusing on pollution. It plays a key role in deciding pollution cases and ensuring that businesses or individuals causing pollution are held accountable. This board helps enforce laws that protect the environment and promote cleaner air, water, and land. Understanding...
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Carbon Limit’s Tim Sperry Pours the CaptureCrete StoryTim Sperry is the Founder and CEO of Boca Raton, Florida-based Carbon Limit, the maker... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Carbon Limit’s Tim Sperry Pours the CaptureCrete Story appeared first on Earth911.
- Major investment in UK environmental sciences announcedFunding will go toward large-scale observational projects and improved research capabilities. Scientific research centres across the country will receive £101million in new funding, which will boost their capabilities through innovations in platforms, sensors and data science. Key benefits will include natural resource management, biodiversity, improved human health, and greater resilience to climate threats and change. […]
- Arctic impacts on UK 'worsening'Arctic impacts on UK 'worsening' Channel Comment brendan 9th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Ten things to know about the Klamath dam removalThe dams came down. What does it mean for salmon and other wildlife? The post Ten things to know about the Klamath dam removal appeared first on Environment America.
- ‘I can’t think straight’: Still buried beneath Helene’s debris, Floridians brace for MiltonHundreds of thousands of residents are under evacuation orders as the state faces its second major hurricane in two weeks.
- Katahdin Woods and Waters – Opportunity to expand a National MonumentExpanding Access to Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument is a step toward more nature conservation in Maine The post Katahdin Woods and Waters – Opportunity to expand a National Monument appeared first on Environment America.
- Volcanic sourcing of rare earth minerals among recipients of Innovate UK fundingA project to extract rare minerals and elements from the plumes of a volcano, and another to extract them from mining waste are among nine innovation partnerships that have been awarded £3.5 million of funding from Innovate UK. The projects are: Ascension Earth Resources: A partnership between Marriott Well Engineering and Management Services and the […]
- More action needed to protect future water resources, says EAAlmost a fifth (19%) of water supplies are lost by water companies before reaching customers’ taps, a new report from the Environment Agency appears to find. The new report published on Monday 7 October assesses water companies’ annual performance data against their Water Resources Management Plans (WRMPs), which include steps to reduce leakage, install meters […]
- Royal Society of Chemistry commends new PFAS limits, but says more to be done The Royal Society of Chemistry has welcomed the Drinking Water Inspectorate’s decision to apply stricter limits on PFAS levels allowed in English and Welsh drinking water but cautions there is more to be done to improve chemicals monitoring and regulation. PFAS, more commonly known as ‘forever chemicals’, are a group of chemicals found in […]
- Pele’s hair-raising physics: glassy gifts from a volcano goddessVolcanic hairs and tears reveal a wealth of information about what lies within lava The post Pele’s hair-raising physics: glassy gifts from a volcano goddess appeared first on Physics World.
- How Helene changes the electionHello, and welcome back to State of Emergency. My name is Zoya Teirstein. We’ve heard it time and again: Despite what the science says, climate change does not rank high among Americans’ priorities in the ballot box. When we launched this series in August, however, we made the case that climate disasters can influence voting […]
- RELEASE: EPA sets 10-year deadline for replacing lead pipesThe EPA’s new rule sets a 10-year deadline for replacing lead pipes but does not require measures to safeguard our kids’ drinking water at school. The post RELEASE: EPA sets 10-year deadline for replacing lead pipes appeared first on Environment America.
- Outdated electric heating is causing an energy bill crisisOne-in-four UK homes using electricity for heating are considered to be ‘fuel poor’ due to inefficient ageing equipment. The average electrically heated household in Britain pays £2,500 per year for energy, significantly higher than the £1,717 typically paid by duel fuel households. It is estimated that around 250,000 homes in the country are currently using […]
- Emptying “drawers of doom” could fix UK’s impending copper crunchAround £266 million of copper resides in the UK’s unused or binned electricals,1 says charity group Recycle Your Electricals, citing “drawers of doom” that “groan with stashed tech”. New research from the group appears to reveal that the UK’s 1.3 billion unused or binned electricals, including 627m cables, could hold the answer to the nation’s […]
- Modular generator system founders say can “transform offshore renewables”A new spinout company has developed modular generator technology the founders say could reduce the levelized cost of energy for offshore renewables by 10 to 15 per cent. CGEN Engineering’s lightweight, stackable generator system can be easily transported to onshore and offshore wind, wave, and tidal installations, where it is assembled into a complete power […]
- Build Your Own Solar Oven to Harness The Cooking Power of the SunLooking for a more sustainable way to cook and bake? In our latest video, we’ll... The post Build Your Own Solar Oven to Harness The Cooking Power of the Sun appeared first on Earth911.
- How Traffickers Got Away with the Biggest Rosewood Heist in HistoryTen years after officials seized $50 million worth of illegally harvested rosewood, the logs have been returned to the traffickers and sit in limbo in a Singapore port. The legal saga highlights the ongoing corruption and gaping holes in efforts to save endangered species.Read more on E360 →
- John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton share the 2024 Nobel Prize for PhysicsDuo win for their work on machine learning The post John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton share the 2024 Nobel Prize for Physics appeared first on Physics World.
- MCS marks World Circular Textiles Day with new clothes recycling campaignThe Marine Conservation Society is inviting the public to refill their old items in exchange for discounted purchases. According to the organisation, less than 1% of clothing produced worldwide is eventually recycled back into new items after their initial lifespan has been exhausted. MCS has now set up a scheme which will see the charity […]
- Roger Penrose: the Nobel laureate with a preference for transparencies over slideshowsTushna Commissariat recounts a fascinating chat with Roger Penrose The post Roger Penrose: the Nobel laureate with a preference for transparencies over slideshows appeared first on Physics World.
- Laureates on film: Nobel winners who have graced our silver screenChatting with Frank Wilczek and Albert Fert The post Laureates on film: Nobel winners who have graced our silver screen appeared first on Physics World.
- Hurricane Helene brought devastation — and an opportunity — to Appalachia’s power gridsAs recovery efforts continue, utilities in the region need to rethink their approach to electricity in the face of climate change.
- Which Type of Pollution Includes CFCs and Smog?People today are more aware of environmental pollution and climate change. They often ask different questions, and one of the most common is: “Which type of pollution includes CFCs and smog?” The type of pollution that includes CFCs and smog is air pollution. CFCs contribute to the depletion of the ozone layer and global warming,...
- The solar supply chain runs through this flooded North Carolina townHurricane Helene's closure of two essential quartz mines in North Carolina reveals the precarity of the solar energy product pipeline.
- Understanding Vegan and Cruelty-Free CertificationsIf you are vegan, or simply concerned about animal welfare, it’s surprisingly difficult to shop... The post Understanding Vegan and Cruelty-Free Certifications appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Recycle Your E-wasteWhen you recycle your old computers, printers, phones, and other electronics responsibly, you help prevent... The post We Earthlings: Recycle Your E-waste appeared first on Earth911.
- First look: Eden Dock urban oasis launches at Canary WharfThe Eden Project-led biodiversity scheme features floating forests and aquatic habitats. The first-of-its-kind development has opened with a new living artwork, Nature Rising, featuring more than 20 living figures made fro ligustrum, a flowering shrub, which are spread across the area. Enhancements include new green spaces and widespread planting under and around the dockside itself, floating […]
- Reasons to be cheerfulReasons to be cheerful Channel Comment brendan 8th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Audubon on Campus Faculty Advisors Instill a Love of ConservationThe Audubon on Campus program brings together passionate individuals who are dedicated to birds and wildlife conservation. Faculty advisors like Dr. Andy Tuholski and Daniel Koenemann exemplify this...
- Audubon on Campus Faculty Advisors Instill a Love of ConservationThe Audubon on Campus program brings together passionate individuals who are dedicated to birds and wildlife conservation. Faculty advisors like Dr. Andy Tuholski and Daniel Koenemann exemplify this...
- Meet the Kid Who Wowed the Internet With His Incredibly Accurate Bird CallsWhen 10-year-old Samuel Henderson decided to share his bird calls at a school talent show this past May, he wasn’t nervous at all. In fact, in his mind, he was playing to a much larger audience...
- Meet the Kid Who Wowed the Internet With His Incredibly Accurate Bird CallsWhen 10-year-old Samuel Henderson decided to share his bird calls at a school talent show this past May, he wasn’t nervous at all. In fact, in his mind, he was playing to a much larger audience...
- New Funding for Everglades Restoration Creates Progress for Birds and PeopleLast week, the Army Corps of Engineers announced three new contract awards to build critical restoration projects that continue the decades-long work to restore America's Everglades. Audubon has...
- New Funding for Everglades Restoration Creates Progress for Birds and PeopleLast week, the Army Corps of Engineers announced three new contract awards to build critical restoration projects that continue the decades-long work to restore America's Everglades. Audubon has...
- How Hurricane Milton exploded into an ‘extraordinary’ stormMilton's wind speeds skyrocketed by 90 mph in 24 hours. It’s one of the fastest intensification events scientists have ever witnessed in the Atlantic.
- General Mills shareholders call for less plastic, more truth in recyclingA noteworthy 40% of General Mills shareholders voted last week in favor of a proposal urging the food company to assess how it can increase the scale, pace and rigor of its sustainability efforts, including by reducing plastic packaging. The post General Mills shareholders call for less plastic, more truth in recycling appeared first on Environment America.
- For Floridians in mobile homes, Hurricane Helene was a disaster waiting to happenTrailers and manufactured homes have long served as a lifeline for struggling families. A warming world has made them a perilous place to live.
- Red-breasted Nuthatch by Gloria AdamsPainted: 2/9/2024 About the Mural: These two nuthatches peek out from a residential gate in Harlem, peering curiously from their perch on the side of a painted tree. The birds are a personal...
- Red-breasted Nuthatch by Gloria AdamsPainted: 2/9/2024 About the Mural: These two nuthatches peek out from a residential gate in Harlem, peering curiously from their perch on the side of a painted tree. The birds are a personal...
- How to rotate your mattress like a physics Nobel prizewinnerA tongue-in-cheek e-mail exchange with 1973 Nobel Prize winner Brian Josephson shows that for some laureates, scientific rigour extends to ordinary life, too The post How to rotate your mattress like a physics Nobel prizewinner appeared first on Physics World.
- Copepods: the Right whale’s favorite tiny snackLearn more about Copepods, the tiny critter that makes a huge impact The post Copepods: the Right whale’s favorite tiny snack appeared first on Environment America.
- A Showcase Combining Knowledge and ActionThe Climate School's first-ever showcase highlighted the school's mission to partner with organizations outside of Columbia to build climate solutions.
- European Space Agency launches Hera mission to investigate asteroid ‘crash-scene’Hera will perform a close-up examination of a 2022 impact on Dimorphos by NASA's DART mission The post European Space Agency launches Hera mission to investigate asteroid ‘crash-scene’ appeared first on Physics World.
- Use our infographic to predict this year’s Nobel prize winnersWe are expecting a prize in condensed-matter physics in 2024 The post Use our infographic to predict this year’s Nobel prize winners appeared first on Physics World.
- World's Rivers Are Driest They Have Been in DecadesLast year, the world's rivers had their driest year in at least three decades, according to a new U.N. report, which warns that heat and drought are sapping vital waterways.Read more on E360 →
- How Big Do Maine Coon Cats Get?Maine Coon cats are one of the most giant domesticated cat breeds. So, how big do Maine Coon cats get? You ask? Well, you’re in for a surprise. These big softies are famous for their size and friendly nature. In this post, we’ll go over how big Maine Coon cats can get, the factors that...
- David Steinman: How to Become a Citizen EnforcerEditor’s Note: Author David Steinman recently discussed his new book and citizen enforcement of environmental... The post David Steinman: How to Become a Citizen Enforcer appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Podcast: GS1 Goes Wholechain To Track Beef ImpactsConsumers and grocers who want to verify the quality of the beef they sell are... The post Earth911 Podcast: GS1 Goes Wholechain To Track Beef Impacts appeared first on Earth911.
- To boost battery recycling, keep a close eye on the dataReal-time analysis can drive improvements that benefit manufacturers as well as the environment, says Kalle Blomberg The post To boost battery recycling, keep a close eye on the data appeared first on Physics World.
- Fusion, the Web and electric planes: how spin-offs from big science are transforming the worldJames McKenzie looks at some of the unexpected spin-offs from big science The post Fusion, the Web and electric planes: how spin-offs from big science are transforming the world appeared first on Physics World.
- Al Gore thought stopping climate change would be hard. But not this hard.Gore has been talking about carbon emissions for more than 40 years. Now he includes a "hope budget."
- How California boosted composting — but broke local composters in the processAs cities and towns contract with large waste haulers to comply with a California composting law, some community composters say they're being pushed to the margins.
- Heart-on-a-chip reveals impact of spaceflight on cardiac healthA heart-on-a-chip platform sent to the International Space Station reveals how 30 days in space alters heart muscle cells The post Heart-on-a-chip reveals impact of spaceflight on cardiac health appeared first on Physics World.
- Indigenous voters worry a Harris presidency means endangering sacred landsThe minerals beneath tribal lands are crucial to the clean energy transition.
- Will the UK lead on human rights and ditch dirty practices in the race for green energy?This post is by Anneke Van Woudenberg, executive director of RAID. It is part of our ‘Critical raw materials in focus’ series, a collection of blogs spotlighting the management of critical raw materials in the UK. Last month, Foreign Secretary David Lammy stood at a leafy […]
- Oyster reef griefOyster reef grief Channel News brendan 7th October 2024 Teaser Media
- In arid New Mexico, a debate over reusing oil-industry wastewaterThe governor’s plan to use treated water from oil and gas drilling is in limbo while public safety questions swirl.
- The end of an era: Britain’s last coal-fired power plant shuts downThe U.K.’s 142-year history of coal-fired electricity ended as turbines at the Ratcliffe-on-Soar plant in Nottinghamshire stopped for good.
- Study finds preschool children form ‘social droplets’ when moving around the classroomThe movement of preschool children results in two distinct phases, find study The post Study finds preschool children form ‘social droplets’ when moving around the classroom appeared first on Physics World.
- Are Tulips Toxic to Cats?A common question for pet owners: are tulips toxic to cats? Answer is Yes, tulips are toxic to cats. Every part of the tulip, especially the bulb, contains harmful chemicals that can make your cat sick. If your cat eats a tulip, it can lead to symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, and drooling. Why Do Cats...
- Fact-checking the viral conspiracies in the wake of Hurricane HeleneBuoyed by firebrands like Alex Jones and Marjorie Taylor Greene, Helene stirred up a toxic stew of conspiracy theories and culture war politics.
- Hurricane Helene could cost $200 billion. Nobody knows where the money will come from.Almost none of the storm's devastation will be paid out by insurance.
- In Morningside Park, a Restored Waterfall, a Renewed Pond, and a Blueprint for Climate-Resilient Public SpaceLeaders from Columbia and NYC gathered in Morningside Park to celebrate a partnership to clear the park’s pond of toxic algal blooms, repair broken water pumps, and restore its iconic waterfall.
- Fancy Finches? This Extensive New Field Guide Is For YouBeloved by the public, bird enthusiasts, and researchers alike, finches are among our most familiar birds. Yet, they are deceptively complex, presenting some of North America’s most intricate avian...
- Fancy Finches? This Extensive New Field Guide Is For YouBeloved by the public, bird enthusiasts, and researchers alike, finches are among our most familiar birds. Yet, they are deceptively complex, presenting some of North America’s most intricate avian...
- Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek directs state agencies to support Columbia Basin Restoration InitiativeThe Columbia Basin Restoration Initiative seeks to restore native migratory fish populations in the Pacific Northwest, and now Oregon is more invested. The post Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek directs state agencies to support Columbia Basin Restoration Initiative appeared first on Environment America.
- Corkscrew VolunteeringMake a Difference: Become a Volunteer! Youth education volunteers inspire future stewards of our natural resources. Photo: Mike Fernandez/Audubon Volunteers play a vital role in our...
- Corkscrew VolunteeringMake a Difference: Become a Volunteer! Youth education volunteers inspire future stewards of our natural resources. Photo: Mike Fernandez/Audubon Volunteers play a vital role in our...
- Three Southern Resident orcas passed away this yearAccording to new research it’s official: less than 75 Southern Resident orcas are left. The post Three Southern Resident orcas passed away this year appeared first on Environment America.
- Can shaming the world’s worst ‘climate criminals’ save the planet?Climate Defiance activists direct their fury at the rich and powerful. They’ve also started working with them.
- RSPCA: stop assuring animal crueltyRSPCA: stop assuring animal cruelty Channel News brendan 4th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Edge of Antarctica Has Grown Dramatically GreenerOver the last four decades, vegetation cover on the Antarctic Peninsula has grown tenfold, a new study finds.Read more on E360 →
- Silk-on-graphene films line up for next-generation bioelectronicsResearchers have grown a uniform two-dimensional layer of silk protein fragments on a van der Waals substrate for the first time The post Silk-on-graphene films line up for next-generation bioelectronics appeared first on Physics World.
- ‘Sometimes nature will surprise us.’ Juan Pedro Ochoa-Ricoux on eureka moments and the future of neutrino physicsParticle physicist Juan Pedro Ochoa-Ricoux talks about how the next generation of neutrino experiments will test the boundaries of the Standard Model The post ‘Sometimes nature will surprise us.’ Juan Pedro Ochoa-Ricoux on eureka moments and the future of neutrino physics appeared first on Physics World.
- UK startup creates ‘smart’ plastic that self-destructs in the seaUniversity of Edinburgh start-up firm EVA Biosystems has developed a plastic that is described as being able to sense when it’s in the ocean and break itself down without creating microplastics. The solution secured top prize in the SSE-sponsored Net Zero category at this year’s Converge Awards, an annual awards ceremony intended to celebrate and […]
- The shifting jet stream has magnified wildfires and plagues. What’s next?New research shows that the patterns of Earth’s high winds have led to serious problems on the ground.
- River monitoring drone boats arrive in UKAutonomous and remote-controlled drone boats that can measure discharge flow rate and water quality in rivers are available in the UK, seemingly for the first time, thanks to an exclusive partnership between Xylem and Surfbee Hydrobotics, a marine and aquatic robotic solutions provider. Founded in Australia in 2016, Surfbee is an innovative leader in development […]
- Review warns of knowledge gaps in our understanding of leave-on personal care and cosmetic productsMicroplastics which have been used in leave-on cosmetic and personal care products are being overlooked by research and regulators, according to a new critical review conducted by scientists at the University of Birmingham. The paper “Beyond microbeads: Examining the role of cosmetics in microplastic pollution and spotlighting unanswered questions” published in the Journal of Hazardous […]
- Gender gap in physics entrenched by biased collaboration networks, study findsInterventions to integrate young female physicists into established networks could help tackle under-representation The post Gender gap in physics entrenched by biased collaboration networks, study finds appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Inspiration: A Green Future or None at AllToday’s inspiration is from Bob Brown, an Australian environmentalist, doctor, former politician, and founder of... The post Earth911 Inspiration: A Green Future or None at All appeared first on Earth911.
- Waitrose launches new cork recycling schemeSeven stores across the UK will now offer collection points for natural corks. Cork, which is a natural product, has historically been the cap of choice for wine and high end beers, ciders and other alcoholic drinks. However, the rise of the metal screw top has gradually been replacing the historic item, at great environmental […]
- 'The Last of Us' fungus found in Scotland'The Last of Us' fungus found in Scotland Channel News brendan 4th October 2024 Teaser Media
- Guest Post: When killing grasshoppers kills native beesCourt tells federal agency to rethink its widespread pesticide spray program The post Guest Post: When killing grasshoppers kills native bees appeared first on Environment America.
- Reviving Nature in the City: Lessons From Urban Green Space RestorationMPA-ESP students took field trips to Pelham Bay Park and Shirley Chisholm State Park to learn more about the importance of preserving urban green spaces.
- Solar farms can protect habitats and biodiversityA recent study shows how solar-pollinator habitats can solve two environmental problems at once The post Solar farms can protect habitats and biodiversity appeared first on Environment America.
- Nobel predictions and humorous encounters with physics laureatesPhysics World editors gaze into their crystal ball and reminisce about past Nobel winners The post Nobel predictions and humorous encounters with physics laureates appeared first on Physics World.
- Celebrating with a new Nobel laureate in Canada’s ‘Steeltown’The magical day Bertram Brockhouse won his prize The post Celebrating with a new Nobel laureate in Canada’s ‘Steeltown’ appeared first on Physics World.
- How to Spot and Deal with a Toxic Work EnvironmentLearn how to recognize and handle a toxic work environment. Discover the signs, understand the effects on your mental health, and find simple strategies to protect yourself and improve your workplace. A toxic work environment often includes bullying among coworkers. This can be seen when someone is constantly picked on or belittled. Recognizing this behavior is crucial because it...
- Camera takes inspiration from cats’ eyes to improve imaging performanceDevice might be employed in applications such as autonomous vehicles, drones and surveillance systems The post Camera takes inspiration from cats’ eyes to improve imaging performance appeared first on Physics World.
- Guest Opinion: 7 Sustainable Ways to Maintain Your GuttersMany people overlook their gutters when it comes to home upkeep. However, gutter maintenance protects... The post Guest Opinion: 7 Sustainable Ways to Maintain Your Gutters appeared first on Earth911.
- Robert Laughlin: the Nobel interview that became an impromptu press conferenceMatin Durrani winces at the time he met Nobel laureate Robert Laughlin The post Robert Laughlin: the Nobel interview that became an impromptu press conference appeared first on Physics World.
- Is climate anxiety a pressing problem, or a luxury?Concerns about our future are valid — but they aren't always shared by those who are fighting to survive in the present.
- Why We Need a Strong Global Agreement on Plastics PollutionTwenty years ago, scientist Richard Thompson sounded the alarm on microplastics pollution. Now, as understanding of the problem has grown, he says it is critical that international negotiators produce an effective plastics treaty when they meet next month in South Korea.Read more on E360 →
- What a second Trump presidency could mean for Indigenous peoplesUnder the Biden-Harris administration, tribes got more of a say in Congress and tons more funding. A Trump-Vance win could upend that.
- Is the Lower Thames Crossing the world’s most expensive sticking plaster?This post is by Chris Todd, director of Transport Action Network. No one would dispute that the Dartford Crossing is one of the most unreliable sections of our road network. With 150,000 vehicles using it every day, 40 per cent of them lorries, the slightest […]
- Saving ginseng means balancing conservation and cultureAs Appalachian ginseng turns from rural tradition to global commodity, the Forest Service is trying to keep foragers at bay.
- 8 Sustainable Soap and Personal Care BrandsMany of the personal care products we use include harmful, non-biodegradable ingredients that damage the... The post 8 Sustainable Soap and Personal Care Brands appeared first on Earth911.
- Smaller, better, faster, stronger: Hitachi’s goals for next gen train batteriesA £1.4m project is now underway to revolutionise the technology powering electrified rail services in the UK and beyond. Led by Hitachi Rail, DB ESG, University of Birmingham’s Centre for Railway Research and Education, and Turntide Technologies, the aim is to produce smaller and lighter battery packs to improve efficiency, while making these devices easier […]
- Sustainability is a business opportunity: 5 takeaways from Climate Week NYCWith the sun setting on the 15th Climate Week NYC, we look to the experts for a measure on the most innovative organisation-level ideas, strategies and initiatives at the annual event. Politicians, policymakers and business leaders have left the world stage that is Climate Week NYC for this year but there is still much to […]
- Aira opens first Scottish hub in StirlingThe Swedish heat pump giant’s latest phase of a £300million UK investment will lay the ground for a new training facility. Located on the Springkerse Industrial Estate in Stirling, the new Aira hub has already created 30 highly skilled jobs for the local area, but this figure is set to increase exponentially in the coming […]
- Fury as farm retains RSPCA welfare markFury as farm retains RSPCA welfare mark Channel News brendan 3rd October 2024 Teaser Media
- Abolish exploitationAbolish exploitation Channel Comment brendan 3rd October 2024 Teaser Media
- The Bethany Beach firefly is threatenedThis firefly needs and may soon get the protections of the Endangered Species Act. The post The Bethany Beach firefly is threatened appeared first on Environment America.
- The Wilderness Act at 60: A uniquely American legacySixty years old and still going strong, the Wilderness Act shows how shared national values can transcend even the most bitter partisan divisions. The post The Wilderness Act at 60: A uniquely American legacy appeared first on Environment America.
- Can We Make Food and Fashion More Sustainable?The Forward Food & Fashion event at NYC Climate Week spotlighted the important role the food and fashion industries have to play in ensuring a sustainable future for the planet.
- Steven Weinberg: the Nobel laureate who liked nutsMatin Durrani recounts a one-sided interview with Steven Weinberg The post Steven Weinberg: the Nobel laureate who liked nuts appeared first on Physics World.
- Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone is improving air quality, claims researchNew research exploring the effects of the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) in Glasgow appears to find that while traffic flow has remained largely unchanged since the Zone was enforced, air quality has improved. The study, undertaken by researchers from the Universities of Glasgow, Auckland and University College Dublin, gathered hourly data from traffic sensors and […]
- Study Finds Plastic Additives in the AirScientists have found evidence of plastic additives in the air over Southern California, including one additive that has been banned from use in toys.Read more on E360 →
- Cunning deconstruction: Veolia and Imperial complete civil nuclear reactor decommissioningResource management firm Veolia and Imperial College London teamed up to decommission the Reactor Centre at Imperial’s Silwood Park eco-campus in Ascot, Berkshire, making it the first civil nuclear site in the UK to achieve this status. The ten-year project has now reached completion, and the Office for Nuclear Regulation has ended the requirement for […]
- CERN celebrates 70 years at the helm of particle physics in lavish ceremonyThe event was attended by 38 national delegations as well as Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium The post CERN celebrates 70 years at the helm of particle physics in lavish ceremony appeared first on Physics World.
- Is it time for an environmental health all-party parliamentary group?MPs are being asked to step up and give nature, biodiversity and pollution the same political instruments we offer beer, jazz and opera. The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health [CIEH] is calling for a new all-party parliamentary group [APPG] specifically focused on environmental health. While bodies exist for Climate Change, Net Zero and Energy Studies, […]
- Rambling tour of Europe explores the backstory of the Scientific RevolutionVictoria Atkinson reviews Inside the Stargazer’s Palace by Violet Moller The post Rambling tour of Europe explores the backstory of the Scientific Revolution appeared first on Physics World.
- Drone boats begin monitoring water quality in UK riversSelf-driving and remote controlled mini-vessels have been deployed into British waterways to study discharge flow rate and water quality. The autonomous surface vehicles [ASVs] are capable of taking samples of water and analysing for a range of data sets. Capable of travelling up to 1km away from research teams at a top speed of 4metres […]
- Climate change is destroying American homes. Who should have to move?It’s unfair to force people out of their homes. We have to do it anyway.
- Nuclear clock ticks ever closerNew device could not only be the best time-keeper ever, it could also revolutionize fundamental physics studies The post Nuclear clock ticks ever closer appeared first on Physics World.
- Flood-ravaged North Carolina races to restore voting access after HeleneWith voting underway, election officials must mail new ballots and replace destroyed polling places.
- The Panama Canal needs more water. The solution could displace thousands.A proposed dam and reservoir along the Rio Indio would bring much-needed water, but at a steep cost.
- You Can Recycle Cigarette Butts!Did you know cigarette butts are not fully biodegradable? They can remain in the environment... The post You Can Recycle Cigarette Butts! appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Mike Baker’s ReCORK Recycling Puts The Circular Into FootwearCircular economies grow from the ground up, starting with recognizing that a material used to... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Mike Baker’s ReCORK Recycling Puts The Circular Into Footwear appeared first on Earth911.
- UNISON gets behind international treaty to end fossil fuel useThe UK’s largest trade union represents 1.3million public service workers, and is calling on the Government to push for a new global agreement. The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative is a cooperative drive to stop new gas and oil development and phase out entirely existing production in line with the agreed global warming limit of […]
- Gas power proposal sparks backlashGas power proposal sparks backlash Channel News brendan 2nd October 2024 Teaser Media
- Climate was a top question at the VP debate. Both candidates actually answered — sort of.Do carbon emissions cause climate change? "Let's just say that's true," said J.D. Vance.
- Summer Birding AdventureWith fall migration season in full swing, I am reminded of my big birding adventure from last year! I was invited to Audubon’s birding camp on Hog Island, Maine, where I joined the field...
- Summer Birding AdventureWith fall migration season in full swing, I am reminded of my big birding adventure from last year! I was invited to Audubon’s birding camp on Hog Island, Maine, where I joined the field...
- The howl of a wolf getting whacked by a snowmobileThe gray wolf is endangered or threatened in most states. Snowmobile “whackings” aimed at killing wolves must end. The post The howl of a wolf getting whacked by a snowmobile appeared first on Environment America.
- STATEMENT: Energy Department offers $2.8B in subsidies to reopen Michigan nuclear reactorEnvironment, public interest advocates highlight risks, costs; urge support for renewable energy The post STATEMENT: Energy Department offers $2.8B in subsidies to reopen Michigan nuclear reactor appeared first on Environment America.
- The Equity Engine of the Inflation Reduction Act: the Greenhouse Gas `Reduction FundWhat is the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund? By Ellen Wang and Defne Aslan, E2 Summer interns One program from the Inflation Reduction Act that many states, nonprofits, and business leaders have been eagerly awaiting the full rollout of is the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF), an unprecedented federal investment in the clean economy. The GGRF is […] The post The Equity Engine of the Inflation Reduction Act: the Greenhouse Gas `Reduction Fund first appeared on E2.
- Urban Ecology in Action: Field Lessons From Randall’s Island to Bronx Park EastOn a field trip to Randall’s Island, River Park and Bronx Park East, MPA-ESP students saw first-hand the complex balance needed to maintain and restore natural environments within a dynamic urban setting.
- Fluctuations suppress condensation in 1D photon gas New result backs up an important theory prediction concerning this exotic state of matter The post Fluctuations suppress condensation in 1D photon gas appeared first on Physics World.
- Enabling the future: printable sensors for a sustainable, intelligent worldNano Futures explores the cutting-edge science and technology driving the development of next-generation printable sensors The post Enabling the future: printable sensors for a sustainable, intelligent world appeared first on Physics World.
- Governing after Hurricane HeleneHello, and welcome back to State of Emergency. We’re Jake Bittle and Ayurella Horn-Muller, two reporters here at Grist, and we’ve been traveling up and down the Gulf Coast of Florida over the past week reporting on the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which has devastated much of the Southeast and killed more than 100 people […]
- Growing on trees: mushroom, microbial and lab leatherWith textile production and fashion struggling to become more sustainable, we look at a new IDTechEx report into emerging alternatives to animal-based clothing. Bio-based, plant, and mushroom leathers are all emerging possibilities for replacements within the leather industry, all with their own techniques, challenges, and benefits. IDTechEx explores the incumbent leather market and the motivations […]
- UK becomes first G7 country to abandon coal142 years of reliance on the highly polluting fossil fuel came to an end this week as the country’s last power station to run on ‘black gold’ was taken offline. With the closure of the Ratcliffe-on-Soar facility, Britain has joined more than one-third of OECD nations in completely turning its back on coal for electricity […]
- Guest Explainer: Cooling the Gulf of Maine Surface Ocean WatersBy Dr. Rob Moir, a nationally recognized and award-winning environmentalist None of us are strangers... The post Guest Explainer: Cooling the Gulf of Maine Surface Ocean Waters appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Responsible ConsumersThe average American generates 3.5 times the global average of carbon dioxide emissions annually. That’s... The post We Earthlings: Responsible Consumers appeared first on Earth911.
- On Navajo Lands, Ancient Ways Are Restoring the Parched EarthFarming once thrived in the Black Mesa region, before overgrazing and climate change wreaked havoc with the land. Today, the Navajo are restoring their watersheds — and boosting their food sovereignty — with earthen berms and small dams made of woven brush, sticks, and rocks.Read more on E360 →
- A climate scientist criticized his own study. Is he a hero or a villain?Patrick Brown is trying to tell a complicated story about climate change. Many don't want to hear it.
- Plastic packaging innovators spotlighted at the 2024 RECOUP AwardsPlastic recycling charity RECOUP received a record number of entries for its annual awards, which showcase the work being done throughout the plastics value chain in re-use, recycling, and re-design. Several initiatives that facilitate these activities in consumer product packaging won awards. The event concluded with a conference that summarized the broader outlook. The ‘Best […]
- Rotating cylinder amplifies electromagnetic fieldsThe Zel'dovich effect is observed in an electromagnetic system for the first time The post Rotating cylinder amplifies electromagnetic fields appeared first on Physics World.
- The states where climate progress is on the ballotGetting laws passed is one thing. Protecting them from Republican opposition is another.
- A landmark fund for climate reparations is beginning to languishSince rich countries promised $650 million to the so-called loss-and-damage fund last year, new pledges have dried up.
- As climate change helps mosquitoes spread disease, critics push for alternatives to pesticidesIn response to outbreaks of West Nile virus and EEE, cities spray chemicals to kill mosquitoes. Is there a better way?
- Journey of Cotton from Plant to Fabric Understanding Its Impact on Fashion and SustainabilityDiscover how cotton from plant turns into the fabric we wear every day. Learn about the stages of a cotton plant’s growth, from seed to soft, fluffy bolls, in this easy-to-understand guide Where Does Cotton Come From? Cotton is a neat plant that gives us the soft fabric we love in clothes. It grows in...
- How To Extend the Life of Your SmartphoneThere is a growing global e-waste issue as more and more people own an increasingly... The post How To Extend the Life of Your Smartphone appeared first on Earth911.
- 5 Dog-Friendly Fitness Ideas: Get Moving Outside With Your DogThere are many science-backed health benefits of dog ownership. They can lower our blood pressure,... The post 5 Dog-Friendly Fitness Ideas: Get Moving Outside With Your Dog appeared first on Earth911.
- #MoneyforOldRope sounds alarm over pollution from fishing tackle‘Ghost gear’ is an overlooked problem, but the most abundant source of microplastics in our seas. Now Cornwall-based social enterprise Waterhaul is a launching a campaign to raise awareness of the problem, while working towards transforming waste fishing equipment into sustainable products. For example, sunglasses and litter-picking kit. Around 640,000 tonnes of lost or discarded […]
- Three Little Birds by Harbor Middle School and GroundswellPainted: June 2024 About the Mural: At Harbor Middle School in Red Hook, Brooklyn, students learn about environmental issues while experiencing them firsthand—from the extra heat created by the...
- Three Little Birds by Harbor Middle School and GroundswellPainted: June 2024 About the Mural: At Harbor Middle School in Red Hook, Brooklyn, students learn about environmental issues while experiencing them firsthand—from the extra heat created by the...
- 10 Fun Facts About the KilldeerA common sight across much of North America, the Killdeer is full of surprises. Though it’s considered a shorebird, the species is often found far from the beach. And despite its modest stature...
- 10 Fun Facts About the KilldeerA common sight across much of North America, the Killdeer is full of surprises. Though it’s considered a shorebird, the species is often found far from the beach. And despite its modest stature...
- Tax the jet setTax the jet set Channel News brendan 1st October 2024 Teaser Media
- Offshore wind is a solvable problem for birds. Climate change status quo is not.Climate change is one of the greatest threats to birds everywhere. There’s no question that we must do everything we can to reverse climate change and ensure a sustainable future for birds, people...
- Offshore wind is a solvable problem for birds. Climate change status quo is not.Climate change is one of the greatest threats to birds everywhere. There’s no question that we must do everything we can to reverse climate change and ensure a sustainable future for birds, people...
- Fracking is an environmental disasterPolluted waterways. Destroyed wild places. Dead wildlife. The environmental impact of fracking is devastating. The post Fracking is an environmental disaster appeared first on Environment America.
- Audubon South Carolina Uses New Techniques to Understand Prothonotary Warblers
- Audubon South Carolina Uses New Techniques to Understand Prothonotary Warblers
- STATEMENT: Chemical plant fire exposes thousands to toxic chlorine gasFacility’s third fire in seven years highlights need for action from lawmakers, agencies The post STATEMENT: Chemical plant fire exposes thousands to toxic chlorine gas appeared first on Environment America.
- Structural battery is world’s strongest, say researchersCarbon fibre-based electrodes are key to success The post Structural battery is world’s strongest, say researchers appeared first on Physics World.
- In UK, Renewables Bring About Death of CoalBirthplace of the Industrial Revolution, Britain is this week shutting down its last coal plant. Starting Tuesday, its power grid will be permanently coal-free.Read more on E360 →
- Nickel langbeinite might be a new quantum spin liquid candidateThe phase diagram of this new material contains a "centre of liquidity" The post Nickel langbeinite might be a new quantum spin liquid candidate appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Podcast: Plastic Bank’s David Katz On Building A Global Bottle Deposit SystemDavid Katz, founder and CEO of Plastic Bank, returns to talk with Mitch Ratcliffe about... The post Earth911 Podcast: Plastic Bank’s David Katz On Building A Global Bottle Deposit System appeared first on Earth911.
- Farm antibiotics threat to healthFarm antibiotics threat to health Channel News brendan 30th September 2024 Teaser Media
- In Florida’s Big Bend, small towns bear the brunt of Helene’s impactAfter three hurricanes in a year, the cycle of recovery continues in hamlets along the state’s west coast.
- Metasurface-enhanced camera performs hyperspectral and polarimetric imagingInexpensive metasurface could revolutionize the capabilities of conventional imaging systems The post Metasurface-enhanced camera performs hyperspectral and polarimetric imaging appeared first on Physics World.
- The climate fight that’s holding up the farm bill11 percent of the country’s emissions come from agriculture. Will Congress do anything about it?
- A federal attempt to foster ‘high-integrity voluntary carbon markets’ falls short, experts sayNew guidance for credit-based derivatives gives “imprimatur to a system that doesn’t have credibility to begin with.”
- How a Minimalist Lifestyle Can Add to Your Green EffortsYou may have seen the term “minimalism” being thrown around a lot lately, especially in... The post How a Minimalist Lifestyle Can Add to Your Green Efforts appeared first on Earth911.
- Holistic planning reforms needed, not just abstract housing targetsWith Labour changing legislation to deliver 370,000 homes per year this Parliament, we consider the importance of local government leading on major projects to understand needs including biodiversity net gain and essential service provision. The recent proposals for local planning reforms could represent a significant shift in how we approach urban development and housing delivery. […]
- Scottish Border Council unveils new solar powered bus stopsReal Time Passenger Information for remote communities will now be delivered through 100% renewable electricity. Working in partnership with Journeo, the Scottish Council has installed 15 sustainable bus stop displays, cutting associated emissions and power usage, and driving down the cost of powering the infrastructure through the National Grid. The ‘e-paper’ displays have been specifically […]
- The Department of Energy promised this tribal nation a $32 million solar grant. It’s nearly impossible to access.Washington’s Yakama Nation received both the grant and a $100 million federal loan. Held up by a series of bureaucratic hurdles, the funding could expire before the government lets the tribal nation touch a dime.
- Protect the Gila River as it bends southwest of PhoenixThe Gila River flows past Phoenix, south through the Sonoran Desert and bends west toward California. The area is in need of protection. The post Protect the Gila River as it bends southwest of Phoenix appeared first on Environment America.
- ‘You basically have free hot water’: how Cyprus became a world leader in solar heatingThe country, which has more 300 days of sunshine a year, has embraced rooftop systems that harness the sun’s energy.
- Statement: Governor vetoes legislation to help schools, renters benefit from solar energyBill would have encouraged clean energy usage, saved money The post Statement: Governor vetoes legislation to help schools, renters benefit from solar energy appeared first on Environment America.
- Physicists reveal the mechanics of tea scumResearchers have looked at how tea scum breaks apart when stirred The post Physicists reveal the mechanics of tea scum appeared first on Physics World.
- Organic Roma Tomato Growing Guide: Harvest More with These Simple TricksWhat is Roma Tomato? Roma tomato are a popular variety known for their unique shape and flavor. These tomatoes are often used for sauces and canning due to their low moisture content and fewer seeds. They typically have a bright red color and a firm texture, making them ideal for cooking and preserving. Roma tomato,...
- Why Radar Shelter Matters For Sustainable InfrastructureThe global demand for sustainable infrastructure has grown exponentially as the impacts of climate change, urbanization, and population growth become increasingly evident. Engineers, architects, and planners are now challenged to design and build structures that are not only durable but also environmentally responsible. The Role of Sustainable Infrastructure in Modern Society Sustainable infrastructure is defined...
- After battering coastal towns, Hurricane Helene causes deadly flooding across five states“This is not a fluke. We should expect to see more rapidly intensifying hurricanes in a warming climate.”
- Mining Could Pollute Alaska’s Chilkat Valley. A Tribe and Local Groups Defend their Way of Life.Editor’s Note: The National Audubon Society played a prominent role in the formation of the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve in 1982. Today Audubon Alaska partners with the communities of Klukwan and...
- Mining Could Pollute Alaska’s Chilkat Valley. A Tribe and Local Groups Defend their Way of Life.Editor’s Note: The National Audubon Society played a prominent role in the formation of the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve in 1982. Today Audubon Alaska partners with the communities of Klukwan and...
- Do You Speak Warblish?The question Who cooks for you? doesn’t come up terribly often in natural conversation—unless you’re a birder, that is. Those familiar with the soundscapes of eastern forests or lowland swamps...
- Do You Speak Warblish?The question Who cooks for you? doesn’t come up terribly often in natural conversation—unless you’re a birder, that is. Those familiar with the soundscapes of eastern forests or lowland swamps...
- 6 million kids now attend a solar-powered schoolNew report finds solar power at U.S. K-12 schools has more than quadrupled in the last 10 years The post 6 million kids now attend a solar-powered school appeared first on Environment America.
- This Florida neighborhood recovered from flood after flood. Will it survive Helene?A record-breaking storm surge battered the Shore Acres community in St. Petersburg. Many residents say they are tired of rebuilding.
- Positronium gas is laser-cooled to one degree above absolute zeroNew cooling technique could help reveal physics beyond the Standard Model The post Positronium gas is laser-cooled to one degree above absolute zero appeared first on Physics World.
- Ask me anything: Fatima Gunning – ‘Thinking outside the box is a winner when it comes to problem solving’Physicist Fatima Gunning explains how mentorship has helped her grow as a researcher and teacher The post Ask me anything: Fatima Gunning – ‘Thinking outside the box is a winner when it comes to problem solving’ appeared first on Physics World.
- To Boost Renewables, Cut Red Tape and Build Power Lines, Analysts SayThe world is nearly on track to triple renewable power by the end of this decade. A major barrier to meeting that goal, or surpassing it, analysts say, is the speed of permitting wind and solar projects and of building new transmission lines.Read more on E360 →
- Despite geopolitical challenges, organisations are ramping up to meet sustainability targets, says Capgemini reportOrganisations continue to make progress in their sustainability initiatives, despite facing geopolitical challenges. Regulation and technology are proving to be a vital part of this progress, with two thirds of executives agreeing that their organisation will never be able to achieve its sustainability goals without climate tech. This is according to findings from the Capgemini […]
- Knowledge grows step-by-step despite the exponential growth of papers, finds studyThe authors believe the finding indicates a decline in scientific productivity The post Knowledge grows step-by-step despite the exponential growth of papers, finds study appeared first on Physics World.
- Study explores complex ocean conditions surrounding world’s most powerful tidal turbineInnovative drone technology and boat-based surveys are being used to assist the efficient and sustainable development of tidal energy, explains the Marine Biological Association (MBA). The number of tidal power and other offshore renewable energy installations is set to grow significantly around the UK coastline over the coming decades. However, launching state-of-the-art devices into often […]
- The election could shape the future of America’s food systemThe nation’s agricultural policies — and the price of your food — are at stake this November.
- Genetically engineered bacteria solve computational problemsA cell-based biocomputer can identify prime numbers, recognize vowels and answer mathematical questions The post Genetically engineered bacteria solve computational problems appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Inspiration: The Generation That Pays the PriceToday’s Earth911 inspiration is from Wangari Maathai, the first woman from Africa to be honored... The post Earth911 Inspiration: The Generation That Pays the Price appeared first on Earth911.
- Doncaster Council launches recycled plastic curbing trialTwo sites have been chosen for the test project, which will see concrete at roadsides replaced with sustainable materials. Doncaster Council’s Highway Operations and the Highways Asset Management Team have researched a number of options to reduce reliance and handling of concrete kerbs and channels, and decreasing exposure to silica dust and carbon emissions. Duraproducts’ […]
- ‘The Ripple Effect’ celebrates water-environmental professionalsThe CIWEM mini series is part of a wider campaign to showcase the essential climate and nature work of the water sector. The Ripple Effect: Inspiring A Resilient Environment will feature dynamic content to educate viewers on the importance of adaptation, resilience and responsible stewardship of the planet. Short films, interviews and case studies will form […]
- Campus Chapter Students Boost Climate Literacy at San Diego Mesa CollegeThis month, three students from San Diego Mesa College are beginning internships as climate ambassadors on campus. The new role was created by TerraMesa Environmental Sustainability Club, a chapter...
- Campus Chapter Students Boost Climate Literacy at San Diego Mesa CollegeThis month, three students from San Diego Mesa College are beginning internships as climate ambassadors on campus. The new role was created by TerraMesa Environmental Sustainability Club, a chapter...
- Pollinator Garden: Bee-autify your communityPlanting pollinator gardens can save the bees and bring beauty to your neighborhood. The post Pollinator Garden: Bee-autify your community appeared first on Environment America.
- Hurricane Helene: Environment Florida, Environment Georgia leaders available to talkEnvironment Florida Advocate Mia McCormick and Environment Georgia State Director Jennette Gayer are available for eyewitness accounts about Helene’s effects The post Hurricane Helene: Environment Florida, Environment Georgia leaders available to talk appeared first on Environment America.
- Seismic Imaging Aboard the R/V Marcus G. LangsethAn introduction to seismic imaging and how the R/V Marcus G. Langseth uses it to make detailed maps of the seafloor.
- Will the brain-computer interface market thrive before Neuralink?The headlines have been full of exciting announcements about new brain-computer interface technologies that can read our minds. This data could be used in place of phone touch screens or computer mice to decode our speech and perhaps even control wheelchairs or drive cars. Much of the media’s attention is drawn to Elon Musk’s Neuralink, […]
- Environment Agency confirms new codes for importing and exporting WEEEFrom the 1st of January 2025, all Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) will be notifiable under new codes. Companies exporting or importing WEEE will need to obtain a notification from the Competent Authorities involved to obtain a consent for the export or import of this type of waste. This change is being brought in […]
- UK consumers say they can’t afford a heat pump and have a lack of understanding about how the technology worksDespite a desire to adopt low-carbon technology in their homes and Ed Miliband’s commitment to lifting 1 million of UK homes out of fuel poverty as part of “social justice”, UK consumers are still confused about how heat pump technology works, according to a recent study. In a survey of more than 1,000 mortgage homeowners, […]
- Wave buoy data boosts flood forecasting, says SEPAThe Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) says it has advanced its flood risk management capabilities with the deployment of Scotland’s first public “near-shore” wave buoys for monitoring coastal flooding. The wave buoys, deployed near Arbroath and Eyemouth, are part of a UK-wide WaveNet network coordinated by the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS), […]
- Native plants increase the number of insects, and bugs help batsIt’s one of several tools scientists are using to fight white-nose syndrome in bats. The post Native plants increase the number of insects, and bugs help bats appeared first on Environment America.
- The ‘perfect’ conditions that could make Hurricane Helene ‘unsurvivable’The storm could rapidly intensify into Category 4 strength as it passes over the steaming-hot Gulf of Mexico, sending a huge surge of water ashore.
- A surge in energy-intensive computing threatens America’s renewable energy transitionWe must not allow wasteful new uses of energy to derail our efforts to get off dirty and dangerous fuels The post A surge in energy-intensive computing threatens America’s renewable energy transition appeared first on Environment America.
- Heat pump water heater sales soarMore than 190,000 heat pump water heaters were shipped in the United States last year, representing a 35% increase over 2022. The post Heat pump water heater sales soar appeared first on Environment America.
- UK pump solutions firm visited by Eastleigh MPLiz Jarvis MP recently paid a visit to the headquarters of pump solutions firm Selwood, in Chandler’s Ford, to learn about the company’s activities, sustainability initiatives, and work in the community. Selwood is a specialist in pump rental and engineered water handling solutions, employing more than 500 staff across a UK-wide branch network. The MP […]
- Field work – the physics of sheep, from phase transitions to collective motionPhysics sheds a new insight on the behaviour of sheep flocks, helping with new tips on shepherding The post Field work – the physics of sheep, from phase transitions to collective motion appeared first on Physics World.
