Self-breaking EV battery material could make recycling fast, easy
MIT researchers have developed a new “self-assembling” battery material for electric vehicle (EV) battery recycling. Currently, many used…
Concerns raised about search and rescue in Canada as Norwegian hiker mourned
Open this photo in gallery: Steffen Skjottelvik was reported missing in mid-August. He was found dead on Sunday.Supplied…
Deep-sea submersible films thousands of bizarre red animals 1,500m deep off coast of Argentina
Earlier this month, researchers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute returned from a deep-sea expedition to the bottom of…
Climate-driven wildfires are reversing clean air progress, new report says
Canada’s worst wildfire season on record tarnished the country’s air quality and had similar effects on pollution in…
Mass. Clean Energy Center launches new grant programs amid federal cutbacks
While the federal government slashes climate-tech subsidies in a big way, a state agency is stepping up to…
Prospect of iron mine near Aupaluk spurs discussion
Oceanic Iron Ore Corp. plans to seek permits for Hopes Advance Bay mine Eva Grey’s history in Aupaluk…
The markets will burn as Trump fiddles with the Fed
Open this photo in gallery: Lisa Cook, a member of the Federal Reserves Board of Governors, and Fed…
China’s Alibaba misses revenue estimates, but AI boosts cloud computing business
Open this photo in gallery: Alibaba has been among the most aggressive players in China’s artificial-intelligence sector, unveiling…
Thames River water levels run low following unusually dry August
Low amounts of rainfall this summer have caused water levels in the Thames River to drop, prompting concern…
‘Very small’ live snake found in Christchurch traveller’s suitcase
A “very small live snake” was found at the home of a Christchurch traveller who had just returned…
Nelson seeks $7M grant to replace aging sewage pipe beneath Kootenay River
The city will soon begin a public consultation program on the future of wastewater management Nelson City Council…
Murray Watt backs ‘no-go’ zones where development is banned – but not for Tasmania’s Robbins Island | Environment
Australia’s environment minister, Murray Watt, has backed the creation of “no-go zones” where development will be banned in…