Next MTG satellite passes final environmental tests
Applications 27/03/2026 4 views 0 likes The third satellite in the Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) constellation, MTG-Imager2 (MTG-I2)…
revistula office proposal highlights adaptive and ecological design
revistula net zero workplace redefines warsaw riverfront  ReVistula transforms an existing office building along Warsaw’s Vistula riverfront…
The Conservative Case for Protecting the Environment
Take immigration. As equatorial regions grow hotter and drier, climate-driven migration will accelerate. Pressures at the southern border,…
A global energy shock could accelerate a shift to renewables
Workers check vehicle frames on the production line for electric vehicle maker Zeekr at its factory on May…
Rhinos return to Uganda’s Kidepo Valley National Park
KIDEPO VALLY NATIONAL PARK, Uganda (AP) — Rhinos have been reintroduced to Uganda’s Kidepo Valley National Park after…
Climate adaptation in Aotearoa: Why communities need to just start now
We have learned some good lessons though – Auckland fared much better in this summer’s storms than it…
‘How do I survive?’ Drought plagues Kenya’s Turkana amid surplus elsewhere | Drought News
Turkana, Kenya – In the relentless heat of Kainama in Turkana county, Veronica Akalapatan and her neighbours walk…
Tauranga in 12 hours: Best things to do in the Bay of Plenty hub
Tauranga Farmers Market. Photo / Supplied Breakfast at Oscar & Otto 51 The Strand, Tauranga Otto & Oscar.…
Potomac River sewage spill after January pipe collapse raises worries past DC
WASHINGTON (AP) — The January collapse of a pipe as wide as a car dumped so much sewage…
Paris Hilton ups support for women-owned businesses after disasters
The pop culture star, advocate and entrepreneur Paris Hilton launched an initiative Monday to support female small-business owners…
The case for marine carbon removal to save the climate
We’ve painted ourselves into a corner on climate change — our planet is going to exceed 1.5 degrees…
We’re discovering new species fast — and it might help save them
When the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus published Systema Naturae in 1735, he set out to classify every living…