EEnvironment Read More Japanese Scientists Create First Recyclable Battery That Dissolves in Warm WaterSeptember 11, 2025 IN A NUTSHELL 🔋 Researchers at Tohoku University have developed an innovative recyclable aqueous battery. 🌊 The new…
EEnvironment Read More Scotland’s rivers under ‘record pressure’ as significant water scarcity hits 17 areasSeptember 11, 2025 Scotland’s rivers are under “record pressure” according to the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA), with signifcant water scarcity…
EEnvironment Read More How to Tell If Your Outdoor Air Is SafeSeptember 11, 2025 When George Thurston leaves his cottage in the woods of Waccabuc, N.Y., to head for work, a pollution…
EEnvironment Read More There’s still a giant sea creature in the ocean that no one has ever seen aliveSeptember 11, 2025 Far beneath the surface, in the deep, dark waters of the ocean, a slender and shadowy figure glides…
EEnvironment Read More Dan Caris, retired-the homemade invention in a shoebox that turns plastics into nearly free energy for your homeSeptember 11, 2025 One of the biggest problems we have as a planet (and as humanity) is plastics, and the truth…
EEnvironment Read More What scientists just found on shark teeth could mean bad news for the oceanSeptember 11, 2025 Even the fiercest predators in the sea aren’t immune to climate change—and their weakness may lie in a…
EEnvironment Read More ‘New’ island emerges from melting ice in AlaskaSeptember 11, 2025 A ‘new’ island has appeared in the middle of a lake in southeastern Alaska after the landmass lost…
EEnvironment Read More ‘There is only one player’: why China is becoming a world leader in green energy | EnvironmentSeptember 11, 2025 China’s vital statistics Chinese power took on an old-fashioned hue in the past week with a huge military…
EEnvironment Read More Neglecting land–atmosphere feedbacks overestimates climate-driven increases in evapotranspirationSeptember 11, 2025 Fischer, E. M. & Knutti, R. Anthropogenic contribution to global occurrence of heavy-precipitation and high-temperature extremes. Nat. Clim.…
EEnvironment Read More Climate action can feel slow – but the fastest energy leap in history has begunSeptember 11, 2025 It’s increasingly common to hear from experts and the general public that the global shift away from fossil…
EEnvironment Read More The circular economy could save the world – if anyone actually knew what it wasSeptember 11, 2025 Open this photo in gallery: A polar bear rummages through bags of garbage at the Arviat Solid Waste…
EEnvironment Read More Researchers warn of ‘invisible smog traps’ in built-up areasSeptember 11, 2025 The particles, called particulate matter (PM), are non-gaseous substances in the air, some of which are small enough…