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AI to Set the Stage for Growing Waste-to-Energy Production

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in 2018, Americans generated 292 million tons of trash-also known as municipal solid waste (MSW)-triple the amount generated just sixty years ago.

28 Sep 2021

Ecological Changes Due to Intense Volcanic Activity Led to Dinosaur Dominance

A new study discloses that the increase of dinosaurs corresponded with environmental changes induced by significant volcanic eruptions over 230 million years ago.

28 Sep 2021

Ripple Joins Nextgen Consortium to Develop the World’s First Community Offshore Wind Consumer Ownership Opportunity

Award-winning renewable energy platform Ripple has joined the NextGen consortium which is pursuing seabed development rights within the Crown Estate Scotland ScotWind leading round. The partnership will help bring community ownership to the offshore wind sector for the first time in the UK.

28 Sep 2021

Tigo Energy to Reveal New Solutions for Solar Fleet Management and Fire Safety at Intersolar Europe

Tigo Energy, Inc., the solar industry’s worldwide leader in Flex MLPE (Module Level Power Electronics), confirms the Company’s presence at the upcoming Intersolar Europe in Munich, Germany.

From Tigo Energy, Inc. 28 Sep 2021

99.9% Purity of Battery-Grade Lithium Hydroxide from Wastewater

Saltworks is pleased to announce the successful production of battery-grade lithium hydroxide from industrial wastewater.

From Saltworks Technologies 28 Sep 2021

Virtual Forum to Share Solar Success

A new virtual Bridgestone World Solar Challenge forum will drive conversation on the latest solar vehicles and celebrate the bright young minds creating them.

28 Sep 2021

CSIRO and Partners Scope NT Hub to Lower Emissions and Boost Investment

CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, the Northern Territory Government, industry and engineering companies have joined forces to develop a path towards rapid emissions reduction across the energy sector in Northern Australia.

28 Sep 2021

SUT a Proud Supporter of Oceans of Knowledge 2021: Climate Change and the Ocean

The Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) is a proud supporter of the pre-COP26 Oceans of Knowledge 2021: Climate Change and the Ocean Conference, the fourth biennial conference in the series.

28 Sep 2021

Research Lays Out a Blueprint for Hastening the Development of Atmospheric Methane Removal

Earlier this month, President Biden urged other countries to join the U.S. and European Union in a commitment to slashing methane emissions.

27 Sep 2021

Effects of Climate Change are Disproportionally Affecting Future Generations

An international research team guided by Prof. Wim Thiery of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) research group BCLIMATE reveals that children are to endure disproportionate increases in extreme event exposure during their lifetimes, particularly in low-income nations.

27 Sep 2021

Researchers Offer New Framework to Assess Public Health Impacts of Changing Climate, Environmental Policies

A team co-led by a Washington State University scientist offers an alternative way to understand and minimize health impacts from human-caused changes to the climate and environment in a new study published in the journal One Earth.

24 Sep 2021

Deep Learning Algorithm Could Predict Climate-Change Tipping Points

Researchers are developing artificial intelligence that could assess climate change tipping points. The deep learning algorithm could act as an early warning system against runaway climate change.

24 Sep 2021

Warming in the Coastal Northeastern US Linked to Drastic Changes in Ocean, Atmospheric Conditions Over the North Atlantic

New research, led by the University of Massachusetts Amherst reveals, for the first time, not only that the coastal Northeast—from Maine to Delaware—is heating faster than most regions of North America, but that this heating is linked to drastic alterations in the ocean and atmospheric conditions over the North Atlantic.

24 Sep 2021

Intensification of Global Hydrological Cycle Moderates the Pace of Global Warming

A new study led by scientists at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, in collaboration with scientists at Princeton University, shows that the intensification of global hydrological cycle drives more ocean heat uptake into the deep ocean and moderates the pace of global warming.

24 Sep 2021

European Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism Could Highly Impact Some Trade Partners

The EU plans to use a carbon adjustment mechanism as a means to create a level playing field and offer economic incentives that will promote decarbonisation in particularly emissions-intensive sectors.

24 Sep 2021