EEnvironment Read More The Parts Of The Ocean Where Almost Nothing LivesSeptember 29, 2026 A few miles off the Louisiana coast in the Gulf of Mexico, the ocean can become nearly uninhabitable.…
EEnvironment Read More The Voices Behind ‘Made in China’September 29, 2026 When British authorities passed laws targeting working-class pamphlets during the Industrial Revolution, they did so because they knew…
EEnvironment Read More Corporations claim their fossil fuel emissions are a drop in the ocean. But what if we could count the real cost? | Greenhouse gas emissionsSeptember 28, 2026 The biggest coal project before authorities in New South Wales, the HVO mine, will emit the equivalent of…
EEnvironment Read More We’re the world’s largest satellite operator tracking greenhouse gases and we see the climate tech sector chasing the wrong breakthrough September 28, 2026 Venture capital has a soft spot for the moonshot story: the single, transformative breakthrough innovation that solves a…
EEnvironment Read More Hotter seas, vanishing kelp, booming octopus: How Europe’s marine life is changingSeptember 28, 2026 An octopus at Porthkerris reef, off Cornwall in southwestern England (Reuters) With European waters recording their hottest summer…
EEnvironment Read More The world’s southernmost wind farm uses just three turbines to help power U.S. and New Zealand research bases in Antarctica, cutting diesel consumption by about 122,000 gallons a year and preventing an estimated 1,242 metric tons of CO₂ emissions despite operating in one of Earth’s harshest environmentsSeptember 28, 2026 On a frozen ridge of Ross Island, three wind turbines turn above American McMurdo Station and New Zealand’s…
EEnvironment Read More “Too much wind and solar?” The state-wide blackout and the dinner party that changed the course of historySeptember 28, 2026 Not long after the dramatic statewide blackout in South Australia in September, 2016, conservative political types in Australia…
EEnvironment Read More Nat Geo Kicks Off New Doc Franchise with ‘Africa Earth’s Wild Home’September 28, 2026 Unlike most conglomerate-owned media companies, National Geographic is still pouring money into documentaries. Their latest docuseries “Africa Earth’s…
EEnvironment Read More Japan has no space for solar farms apart from old golf coursesSeptember 28, 2026 The perfectly manicured fairways at Minohara Country Club wind through the forested hills of Gunma Prefecture about two…
EEnvironment Read More Bangkok declared a ‘disaster zone’ after flooding, as rainstorms shift direction | FloodingSeptember 28, 2026 Bangkok was declared a disaster zone by its city officials towards the end of last week, after streets…
EEnvironment Read More China’s plan to build sixth Antarctic base raises concernsSeptember 28, 2026 China is preparing to build its sixth research station in Antarctica, expanding into Marie Byrd Land – a…
EEnvironment Read More Why King Tides Flood Coastal Towns Every FallSeptember 28, 2026 Three unrelated things have to line up, and every autumn they do. A full or new moon puts…