Renewables Surge as Coal Remains Backbone
India’s electricity system has moved decisively beyond chronic shortages into a more complex phase of managing utilisation, grid…
This CES Company’s Trash Cans Mash Your Cast-Off Plastic Bags Into Recyclable Bricks
At CES 2026, I was hustling through the Venetian Resort’s convention center, drinking the last of my soda…
A Red Flag Event That May Spread Across the Planet
Tropical upwelling zones are often overshadowed by their higher-latitude counterparts in ocean science, yet they play an outsized…
Black plastic and toothpaste tubes can now go in Hamilton’s blue box
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Rare mountain gorilla twins born in DR Congo’s Virunga National Park
A pair of twin mountain gorillas has been born in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo – a…
Sydney and Melbourne swelter through extreme heat, sleepless nights
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A NASA satellite caught a giant tsunami doing something scientists didn’t expect
A satellite designed to measure the height of the ocean surface was in the right place at the…
India’s EV battery recycling moment arrives as as end-of-life volumes rise
India is already seeing strong EV penetration, with monthly sales of about 1.4 lakh electric two-wheelers, 17,000–18,000 electric…
Middle Beach coastal erosion reveals old rubbish tip – Swanage News
Decades of dumped waste and rubble at Middle Beach in Studland, Dorset, is now being exposed after the…
Rise of sea level risking housing in Algarve
The rise of the sea level in Praia do Forte Novo, in Quarteira, in the Algarve, according to…
Winged visitors bank on Yamuna, ecological threats worry birders; four teams survey 22km stretch on river floodplain, spot 131 species | India News
NEW DELHI: Over 9,000 birds across 131 species were spotted along Yamuna floodplains in the capital during the…
Scientists stunned by discovery in world’s coldest ocean waters: ‘Signals from the past’
Tens of thousands of years ago, a new study suggests, a warming event led to the release of…