Kugaaruk, Nunavut, declares state of emergency over failure at water treatment plant
Listen to this article Estimated 2 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by text-to-speech, a…
Japan downgrades Tokyo quake damage estimate to $534bn
Natural disasters However, disruptions to sewage, electricity and other infrastructure to be more severe Rescue workers pull a…
Experts issue warning about disturbing trend among US companies: ‘Hidden tsunami’
The Basel Action Network’s recent report details the horrifying amount of e-waste the U.S. has exported to other…
Foam-covered River Thet in Thetford to be restocked with fish
A river that was covered by a thick layer of foam two months ago will be restocked with…
Arctic Divers Reach Never-Before Explored Ocean Ridge Studded with Volcanoes
The submersible Fendouzhe being deployed off a Chinese icebreaker in the Arctic Ocean. Credit: Courtesy of the Fendouzhe…
Army Of Meter Socket Adapters Is Coming For Your Fossil Fuels
Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Oh the irony, it burns. The full weight…
The world’s deepest river: How the Congo reaches depths equal to a 70-storey building |
Being the world’s deepest river, the Congo River comes in top on this list. It forms a 4,700…
Scientists Warn of a Red Flag with Planetary Reach
An equatorial ocean system long considered stable has abruptly failed. For the first time in at least four…
Renewable energy:’ ‘Backwards slide’ in generation as figures show dip
Louise CullenAgriculture and environment correspondent, BBC News NI Getty Images About 44% of electricity came from renewable sources,…
Humans are built for nature not modern life
A new analysis by evolutionary anthropologists Colin Shaw (University of Zurich) and Daniel Longman (Loughborough University) argues that…
This New Tech Can ‘Shake’ Water Out of the Air
MIT researchers have developed a new device that uses ultrasound to extract drinking water from the air,…
Renewable energy ideology is sending Australia down the path to failure
When I first read Why Nations Fail, Australia certainly didn’t come to mind. Yet as our energy debate…