Coastal communities weigh costs and potential retreat as erosion batters SA’s Limestone Coast
Communities along South Australia’s south-east coast are considering their options, including retreat, as homes and infrastructure come under…
Researchers sound alarm after discovering hidden danger lurking in winter snow: ‘It’s a triple whammy’
Winter snow may look pristine, but scientists warn it can unleash a dangerous mix of hidden pollution when…
The Missing Link in America’s Nuclear Space Strategy
Around the world, competition for land and finite resources is leading to a new era of manifest destiny…
Researchers Examine How We Could Achieve Sustainable Water Systems for Space
If humans ever want to work and live in space, whether in habitats on the Moon or Mars…
The Quiet Revolution Reshaping America’s Energy Future
A geothermal revolution is unfolding around the United States in ways both flashy and quiet. As Big Tech…
Let a thousand stinky blossoms bloom: how Australia became the world’s corpse flower destination | Environment
From little things glorious fetid things grow. Corpse flower blooms, once vanishingly rare, are becoming more commonplace in…
Trump approves federal emergency declaration for Potomac River sewage spill | Washington DC
Donald Trump approved a federal emergency declaration Saturday related to a sewer main break north of Washington DC…
The Ozone Success Story With a Complicated Ending
By Kurt Cobb – Feb 16, 2026, 3:00 PM CST
The phaseout of CFCs under the Montreal…
Extreme heat lab: enduring the climate of the future | Climate crisis
What heat does to your body After the first experiment, Jay explains to me what I just went…
ISO Launches New Climate Adaptation Standard
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) announced the launch of “ISO 14092:2026 – Climate change adaptation,” a new…
Sinking trees into the Arctic Ocean could reduce carbon emissions. But is it worth it?
Trees are well known for their ability to store carbon dioxide. They use the gas to fuel their…
1.2 Billion-Year-Old Water Discovered Deep Underground in a Mine, Can We Take a Sip of It?
Scientists have found groundwater dating back 1.2 billion years in the Moab Khotsong gold and uranium mine, located…