Can Ancient Forests Endure a Preference for Timber?
December 6, 2024
The agency managing old-growth forests struggles with outdated practices, despite directives to conserve these areas.
Middlebury Faculty Reacts to Trump’s Return and Education Policies
December 5, 2024
A month after Trump’s election win, Middlebury discusses its impact on education, climate policies, and broader academia.
Construction Plan Approved for Maryland Offshore Wind Project in the US
December 4, 2024
The US BOEM has approved US Wind’s Maryland offshore wind farm, set to generate 2 GW of energy and support jobs.
WATCH: STUNG by the MAMMOTH Wasp! (Extremely Rare) – Brave Wilderness
December 3, 2024
In Borneo, I faced the mammoth wasp, a rare and massive insect with a painful sting, testing my limits for Brave Wilderness.
Universities’ urban planning programs vary in climate change education
December 3, 2024
American and Canadian universities vary in preparing urban planners for climate change, focusing on adaptation over mitigation.
Report Claims Local Communities Don’t Benefit from LNG Plant Tax Breaks
December 3, 2024
Texas school districts granted over $2 billion in tax relief to LNG terminals, sparking debate on community benefits.
Coffee Prices Surge Amid Climate Change and Extreme Weather Impact
December 3, 2024
Coffee prices hit a 47-year high due to climate change, as droughts in Brazil and Vietnam threaten future supply.
GM Sells Michigan Battery Plant Stake Amid EV Sales Slowdown Concerns
December 3, 2024
General Motors is selling its stake in a Michigan battery plant to LG Energy Solution amid slow EV sales and uncertain incentives.
Aptera’s Solar Car Prototype to Debut at CES 2025 in Las Vegas
December 3, 2024
Aptera Motors’ solar car, offering 40 miles of solar driving, will debut at CES 2025, stirring industry interest.
Voltiris uses spectral filtering to electrify and decarbonize greenhouses
December 3, 2024
Voltiris uses spectral filtering to split sunlight, optimizing it for plant growth and converting unused light into solar energy.
Crisis Looms for Monarch Butterfly Migration
December 2, 2024
Researchers challenge the belief that monarch populations are declining due to habitat loss, highlighting migration issues.
California’s Ethanol Expansion Raises Environmental Concerns Among Experts
December 2, 2024
California Governor Gavin Newsom urges a study on E15, an ethanol blend, to lower gas prices, sparking controversy.