Demystifying the Complex Nature of Arctic Clouds
With dancing ribbons of light visible in the sky, a
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Researchers Offer US Roadmap to Close the Carbon Cycle
Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and six other Department
Surf Clams Off the Coast of Virginia Reappear – and Rebound
The Atlantic surfclam, an economically valuable species that is the
Older Adults in Ohio Are Among the Most Vulnerable to Extreme Weather
Nearly 1 in 5 older adults in central Ohio report
Research Collaboration Aims to Enhance Cereal Crop Resilience to Acidic Soils and Improve Agriculture Sustainability
Acidic soil caused by changing climate patterns threatens agriculture sustainability across
Largest Ice Shelf in Antarctica Lurches Forward Once or Twice Each Day
In Antarctica, heavy glaciers are always on the move. Conveyor
U.S. Department of Energy Reports Chart Path for East Coast Offshore Wind to Support a Reliable, Affordable Electricity System
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released findings from the
Kean University Students Call for Better Climate Change Education in High Schools
Preliminary findings from a survey conducted by researchers at Kean
Revolutionizing Carbon Neutrality: Machine Learning Paves the Way for Advanced CO2 Reduction Catalysts
The quest for carbon neutrality has led scientists to explore
Scientists Reveal Molecular Mysteries to Control Silica Scaling in Water Treatment
Collaborative research that combined experiments at Yale University and molecular
Animal Agriculture Industry Shaped Climate Change Discourse and Policy, Study Finds
The livestock industry’s impact on climate change has long been
Biden-Harris Administration Supports Local Projects to Save Energy and Tackle the Climate Crisis as Part of Investing in America Agenda
As part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, the U.S.
New Study Shows Active Subduction Zone in Gibraltar, With Implications for Seismic Activity and Future Evolution of the Atlantic
Our planet’s lithosphere is broken into several tectonic plates. Their
Cold-Resistant Bacteria Found in the Arctic Can Degrade Crude Oil
Biologists from the Research Center of Biotechnology and RUDN University
Spatial Model Predicts Bumblebee Exposure to Pesticide Use
It has long been known that agricultural pesticides are one
Scientists Designed a Successful Measure to Mitigate the Impacts of Hydropower on Freshwater Fish
Climate change has increased the demand for renewable energy sources,
Is Spa Water a Fossil of Water? Uncover the Real Ultra-Deep Water Cycles
Although most natural spa waters primarily originate from atmospheric precipitation,
Harnessing Sensors, Smart Devices, and AI Could Transform Agriculture
Biosensing engineer Azahar Ali, assistant professor of animal sciences and
In Coastal Communities, Sea Level Rise May Leave Some Isolated
Amid the threat of dramatic sea level rise, coastal communities
New Study Shows Elevated Mercury Levels in Neotropical Birds, Poses Risks to Biodiversity and Human Health
Neon green hoods, turquoise bellies, ornate crowns—Neotropical birds come in
Cows: The Surprising Heroes in the Battle Against Climate Change
Cows emit a gas called methane, which has an impact
GTI Energy Announces Updated Veritas Methane Measurement and Verification Protocols to Help Reduce Emissions
GTI Energy announced a leap forward in measuring and verifying
‘Energy Droughts’ in Wind and Solar Can Last Nearly a Week, Research Shows
Solar and wind power may be free, renewable fuels, but
First Study of its Kind Reveals Impact of River Sediment on US Coastline
As sea level continues to rise, threatening ecosystems, communities and
COP 28: Achieving a Pragmatic Energy Transition With Advanced Engines and Renewable Biofuels
The assessment of progress toward meeting international climate change goals,
Most Americans Are Oblivious to ‘Forever Chemicals’ and Risks
Texas A&M AgriLife scientists conducting the first generalized U.S. study on
Former Professional Cyclist Igor Makarov Discusses the Green Movement in Modern Cycling
Eco-friendly practices have become ingrained in the fabric of daily
An Exploration of Producer Responsibility Recycling Policies Shows They Can Overcome Challenges
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a policy approach in which
Goodyear Completes Its Largest Solar Panel Installation to Date at Its Pulandian Plant in China
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (NASDAQ: GT) announced that
PG&E Takes Historic Steps Toward Decarbonization as Company Announces New Production Pilot and Procurement of Renewable Natural Gas
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has reached a historic
Climate is Increasing Risk of High Toxin Concentrations in Northern US Lakes
As climate change warms the Earth, higher-latitude regions will be
DuPont Achieves 69 Percent Reduction in Carbon Emissions at its Healthcare Industries Materials Site
DuPont™ Liveo™ today announced that its investment in Renewable Energy
A Comparative Analysis of Permavoid and Hoensoey – Surface Water Management Systems
In the rapidly urbanizing world, surface water management systems have
Four Out of Five Miami-Dade County Residents May Face Disruption or Displacement Due to Sea-Level Rise
A recent study has analyzed the impact of sea-level rise
Boeing, NASA, United Airlines to Test SAF Benefits With Air-to-Air Flights
In a collaboration to strengthen sustainability in aviation, Boeing [NYSE:
bp’s Archaea Energy Achieves Major Milestone, Brings Online First of Its Kind Renewable Natural Gas Plant
Yesterday, bp’s Archaea Energy (NYSE: BP) announced the official startup
bp Begins Construction on 187 Solar Project in Texas, Supporting Global Transition to Lower Carbon Energy
bp (NYSE: BP) has started construction on its 187MWdc Peacock
Ponds Release More Greenhouse Gas Than They Store
Though human-made ponds both sequester and release greenhouse gases, when
Weather Models vs. Reality: How Well Do They Perform?
Weather forecasting has made significant progress since its early days.
A Novel Approach for Removing Microplastics From Water
A new study led by Texas A&M AgriLife Research has identified what
Navy Studies Environmental Effects on Coast Guard Crew
During a seven-week Arctic transit aboard the U.S. Coast Guard
Extreme Environments Expert Discusses Causes of Recent Wildfires
Wildfires in Hawaii have devastated the island of Maui and
Reefs Made From Culled Trees Can Help Kickstart Sea Life in Threatened Waters
Reefs, whether natural or man-made, are hotspots of marine biodiversity.
DOD, FEMA Fully Engaged in Maui Recovery and Assistance Efforts
Joint Task Force 5-0 is supporting the efforts of county,
Farmers Remain Cautiously Optimistic About Agricultural Economy
Agricultural producer sentiment improved slightly in July as the Purdue
How Long Can a Wastewater Treatment System Last?
America’s wastewater treatment infrastructure is in trouble, something we’re hearing
SunGas Renewables Announces Beaver Lake Renewable Energy, a Green Methanol Facility in Central Louisiana
SunGas Renewables Inc. today announced the formation of Beaver Lake
COP28 President Calls on All Countries to Join Global Cooling Pledge in the Lead Up to COP28
Speaking on the sidelines of the 14th Clean Energy Ministerial,
57% of all Commercial Diesel Trucks on the Roads are Near-Zero Emissions Models
U.S. trucking companies are buying more new, low emission, diesel
4000 Scenarios for a Climate Turnaround
CO2 emissions from human activities account for about 42 billion
