EEnvironment Read More A search engine for the planet opens to the publicApril 29, 2026 The idea that the Earth can be “searched” like a database has circulated for several years…
EEnvironment Read More Whistleblowers Allege Big Problems With Corporate Carbon Standards-SetterApril 29, 2026 On Monday, the Department of the Interior announced plans to spend a little under $1 billion — a…
EEnvironment Read More Scientists tap sunlight to make clean hydrogen fuel from waste plasticApril 29, 2026 Researchers at the University of Adelaide have proposed a roadmap to solve the crises of plastic pollution and…
EEnvironment Read More Cities and countryside are merging into one continuous landscapeApril 29, 2026 Urban areas used to have edges you could clearly point out. A busy downtown gave way to quieter…
EEnvironment Read More Atlantic current slowdown may reshape Europe’s climateApril 29, 2026 Scientists have found that a major Atlantic ocean current system may weaken by about half by the end…
EEnvironment Read More Weakening ocean currents could have intensified ice ages, Swiss study showsApril 29, 2026 Weakened ocean currents could have promoted ice ages Keystone-SDA A slowdown in ocean currents in the North Atlantic…
EEnvironment Read More Giant octopuses may have ruled the oceans 100 million years agoApril 29, 2026 Modern octopuses are known for their intelligence and flexibility, slipping through tight spaces, hiding in reefs, or drifting…
EEnvironment Read More For The Past 20 Years Antarctica’s Deep Ocean Has Been Heating UpApril 29, 2026 The results, however, do not come as a surprise. “In general, there’s extensive, accumulated observational evidence that the…
EEnvironment Read More The no-go zone paradox: Chornobyl’s wildlife thrives amid pro-nuclear shift | Nuclear powerApril 28, 2026 Forty years on from the world’s worst nuclear disaster, Chornobyl is still contaminated with almost half the caesium-137…
EEnvironment Read More Artificial intelligence to support cross-disciplinary climate change researchApril 28, 2026 College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Peking University, Beijing, China Yang Ou & Yong Liu Institute for Carbon Neutrality, Peking…
EEnvironment Read More Methane leakage thresholds for net climate benefits of wastewater biogas recoveryApril 28, 2026 Interplay of biogas gains and methane losses AD is widely adopted for sludge stabilization in large municipal WRRFs…
EEnvironment Read More Canada’s Arctic security depends on more than defence — here’s how immigration could helpApril 28, 2026 Canada is facing a new reality: Arctic security is no longer just about military presence. It’s increasingly about…