Not Wind, Not Solar: Japan’s Renewable Project Makes Energy From Saltwater
Ketujuh Doms/Shutterstock Wind and solar power are both…
Beaconsfield miner Todd Russell to ‘see out’ last days at home amid health battle
Beaconsfield mine collapse survivor Todd Russell has announced he is leaving hospital treatment and will “see out his…
Five ways that sea-level rise affects your daily life, even if you live inland
Rising sea levels might seem like someone else’s problem if you live inland. But, even miles from the…
Govt criticised over lack of funding to restore habitats
The Climate Change Advisory Council has strongly criticised the Government’s failure to provide dedicated funding to restore Ireland’s…
This Super El Niño Will Be an Incredible Scientific Opportunity
Since May, scientists have been watching sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean rise at unprecedented speeds.…
Plans lodged for new Kildare solar farm – News
PLANS have been lodged with Kildare County Council for a proposed 26MW solar farm development across approximately 40…
Brazil publishes first global ‘roadmap’ for phasing out fossil fuels | Cop30
All countries can start to break their dependence on fossil fuels now without needing to wait for new…
Opinion | America is running Finland’s nuclear experiment in reverse
Vincent Ialenti is a former Energy Department program manager and a senior research fellow at Tampere University in…
A crane lifts a recyclable turbine rotor from New York’s East River after 31.8 megawatt hours of power, and the plastic blades held together through months of tidal reversals
A crane line goes tight over gray water, and something pale breaks the surface. It is a turbine…
SA farmers fear wild dog boom if Wilkerr dingo population is protected
Tony Thomas fears he will not be able to protect his lambs from a wild dog population that…
NZ’s resource management rules have been rewritten. What happens after the election?
As each new environmental assessment shows, the impacts on New Zealand’s natural and urban areas are only compounding.…
Atacama, World’s Driest Desert Experiences a Historic Bloom Thanks to El Niño
Photograph from October 20, 2026, of the flowering desert in Llanos de Challe National Park in Vallenar, Atacama…