Emory study tracks heat, humidity and pollution in metro Atlanta homes
The project started last year and has enrolled 61 households so far, with a goal of eventually reaching…
WTO global agreement aimed at reducing overfishing takes effect 3 years after its adoption
GENEVA (AP) — A World Trade Organization agreement aimed at reducing overfishing took effect Monday, requiring countries to…
From ‘it adds car journeys’ to ‘an incentive for people to litter less’ – The Irish Times
Ciaran Foley highlighted how many people on social media give out about the Re-turn scheme so we figured…
Indonesia urges EU support on deforestation rules
Indonesia still has major concerns over the EU’s anti-deforestation rules and their impact on smallholder farmers – even…
20 million tons of gold lies in Earth’s oceans — But don’t expect it to be mined anytime soon
Earth’s oceans are home to a mind-boggling treasure. According to various studies, the seas are hiding gold worth…
Ocean Power Joins The Renewable Energy Mix
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Sewage pours into rivers of English and Welsh national parks at twice rate elsewhere | Water
Sewage is pouring into the rivers inside national parks at twice the rate that is occurring outside the…
Germany aligns renewable rollout with slower grid expansion to cut costs
Germany is set to lower some of its energy transition ambitions in response to a highly anticipated “reality…
Trump admin aims to block funds for renewable energy in Alaska villages
Wind and solar can be faster and cheaper options in small Alaska Native communities. President Trump wants the…
Restored islands renew Maumee River habitat
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Climate: scientists discover why the polar vortex unleashes record cold waves in the United States
Winters are warming overall—but that doesn’t mean they’re getting gentler. New research shows that changes in the polar…
UN Sessions on Solar Geoengineering Trigger Unease
The top scientist for the Geneva-based United Nations Environmental Programme said the organization is exploring the topic of…