EEnvironment Read More Second act: the pioneers giving green tech a new spinMay 11, 2026 Driven by ingenuity, vision and grit, forward-thinking clean-tech leaders are giving yesterday’s hardware a second life – turning…
EEnvironment Read More Idaho National Guard hoists injured hiker caught in avalanche near Mount BorahMay 11, 2026 Mount Borah, Idaho (CBS2) – Crews rescued an injured hiker near Mount Borah after being caught in an…
EEnvironment Read More Hilo tsunami clock memorial to be moved?May 11, 2026 The Hilo tsunami clock — a landmark along Kamehameha Avenue at the edge of the Grand Naniloa Golf…
EEnvironment Read More How N.S. municipalities are preparing for drought and dry wellsMay 11, 2026 As summer draws closer, some Nova Scotia municipalities are preparing for dry wells and drought conditions, which are…
EEnvironment Read More Rural North Carolina fights back against PFAS contaminationMay 11, 2026 For more than half a century, residents of Sampson County, North Carolina have watched their local landfill grow…
EEnvironment Read More Countries must back commitments to transition from fossil fuels with actionMay 11, 2026 The first international Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels concluded on April 29 in Santa Marta, Colombia.…
EEnvironment Read More Deep-Sea Expedition Reveals Giant Squid and Unknown Species Off Australia’s CoastMay 11, 2026 A giant squid has been detected in the remote underwater canyons off Western Australia, marking one of the…
EEnvironment Read More How Queensland’s ageing pipe network has created an invisible problem under streets and homesMay 11, 2026 When a large water main burst and began to flood Kristy Reid-Smith’s north Brisbane home, the first sign…
EEnvironment Read More Auburn Hills water main break forces residents to restrict usageMay 11, 2026 AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (WXYZ) — Crews from the Great Lakes Water Authority have been working to repair a…
EEnvironment Read More Antarctica is melting from below and scientists say it’s worse than expectedMay 11, 2026 New research suggests global sea levels could rise more quickly than scientists previously expected because Antarctic ice shelves…
EEnvironment Read More Urban trees cool the world’s cities more than we thought – but we can’t rely on them aloneMay 11, 2026 Cities and towns are usually 1–3°C hotter than the surrounding countryside, because asphalt, concrete and brick absorb heat…
EEnvironment Read More Lake Powell on track for worst water year on recordMay 11, 2026 Utah is set to experience an exceptionally poor water year after a record hot and dry winter. (Francisco…