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Switch to GDI Engine Will Cause More Climate Warming in U.S. Urban Areas

A study performed by researchers at the University of Georgia College of Engineering reports that new automotive technology that offers increased fuel efficiency could have severe negative implications, such as major impacts on public health and climate.

24 Jan 2020

xMatters Teams with Australia’s Leading Wildlife Rescue Organization to Save Animals in the Face of Largest Bushfires on Record

xMatters a digital service availability platform that prevents IT issues from becoming business problems, today announced it is extending its five year relationship with WIRES (NSW Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service Inc.),

24 Jan 2020

New Framework can Help Perceive Impact of Greenhouse Effect on Climate Change

According to the Global Climate Change website of NASA, the temperature of the Earth has increased by 1.9 °F since 1880, and this trend is expected to continue further.

23 Jan 2020

Study Highlights Impact of Rising Global Temperatures on the Permafrost Region

Permafrost can be defined as the perpetually frozen subsoil that occurs in the northernmost regions of Earth. Since the last Ice Age, permafrost has been gathering and preserving animal and plant matter.

23 Jan 2020

MIT Study Analyzes Outcomes of State-Level Renewable Energy and Carbon Pricing Policies

In the absence of federal adoption of climate change policy, states and municipalities in the United States have been taking action on their own.

23 Jan 2020

Mission to Space to Reveal the 'Truth' Behind Climate Change

Led by the UK, future space missions, known as Truths, will help reveal the true effects of climate change.

22 Jan 2020

Social Tipping Interventions can Help Meet Climate Agreement Targets

Reducing global warming to much less than 2 °C will, at the least, need a decarbonized world by 2050 and an equivalent universal transformation of the land use and energy systems of different communities in the world.

21 Jan 2020

Accelerating the Development of More Efficient Carbon Capture Technologies

A research team at the University of Alberta has come up with several methods that can save a great deal of time when producing highly efficient carbon capture technologies.

20 Jan 2020

Focusing on Decarbonization to Avoid Consequences of Climate Change

To avoid the most destructive consequences of climate change, the world's electric energy systems must stop producing carbon by 2050. It seems like an overwhelming technological, political, and economic challenge — but not to Nestor Sepulveda.

20 Jan 2020

Study Suggests Marine Heatwave Killed One Million Seabirds During 2015 and 2016

A record-breaking area of unusually warm water known as ‘the blob’ is thought to have been responsible for the deaths of around one million seabirds. Between the years 2013 and 2016, this patch of water lurke...

16 Jan 2020